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Ref No	MEL/PUBMA/56 : 0600257
AltRefNo	0600257
Collection	Melville Theatre Collection
Title	Part of a programme for THE GIRL WHO LOST HER CHARACTER by Walter Melville at the Grand Theatre, Brighton, 27 August 1905
Date	27.8.1905
Extent	1 item
Description	2 black and white printed sheets inserted in an album. The album has a picture of a windmill on the front and is in poor condition with many pages loose.
Notes	Previous reference number: UKC/MEL/PUBMA/56 : 0600257
	Previous number: PP 1
	Written in ink at the bottom of the page in an unknown hand 'seen Brighton Grand Theatre Aug 27th 1905'.
	Includes synopsis of scenery
Subject	Bad Woman Drama
Event	The Girl Who Lost Her Character
Related Person	Bruce, Douglas, Mr.
	Collins, Edwin J., Mr.
	Lawrence, Wingold, Mr.
	Asquin, C. Hammond, Mr.
	Wilson, John, Mr.
	Bates, Sally, Miss
	Edwards, Jessie, Miss
	Phillips, Mary, Miss
	Melville, Harry, Mr., 1865-?, actor, son of George Melville I, stage name Douglas Bruce
	Melville, Walter, Mr., 1875-1937 (actor, theatre proprietor, playwright, eldest son of Andrew Melville I, real name Walter Robbins)
	Taylor, Joan, Miss
	Reeves, Edward, Mr., fl.1910 (composer of music for "Bad Woman Dramas")
	Maynard, Daisy, Miss
	McAulay, Marie, Miss
	Adair, Frank, Mr.
	Wilde, Edwin, Mr.
	Withers, Fred, Mr.
	Clarke, Jack, Mr.
	Willie, Master
	Dixon, John, Mr.
	Meynard, Midge, Miss
	Bracewell, Ethel, Miss
	Marius, Ada, Miss
	Muller, E. P., Mr.
	Douglas, Richard, Mr.
	Rees, Tom, Mr.
	Crisp, W., Mr.
	Coster, Samuel, Mr.
	Benjamin, Luois, Mr.
	Carr. Frederick, manager
Related Place	Grand Theatre, North Road, Brighton, Sussex
Category	Programmes (theatre)
Access conditions	This material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
Copyright	Material within the archive may remain within copyright under the terms of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Special Collections & Archives staff will assist where possible in helping trace copyright holders, but it is ultimately the responsibility of users to obtain the permission of the copyright holder for reproduction of copyright material for uses other than research or private study.
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