Ref NoREAD/PER/PLY/021903e
CollectionReading Rayner
TitleLight That Failed (The Play Pictorial volume 2)
Date1903
DescriptionThe cast list is accompanied by a description of the plot and photographs of the actors in character and in scenes from the play. In particular Mr. Forbes Robertson as Dick Heldar, Mr. Sydney Valentine as J.G. Fordham 'Nilghai', Mr. Aubrey Smith as Gilbert Belling Torpenhow, Miss Gertrude Elliott as Maisie, Miss Nina Boucicault as Bessie Broke, Miss Minnie Griffin as Mrs Haynes, Miss Margaret Halston as the Red-Haired Girl and Miss Marianne Caldwell as the Bonne.
NotesPrevious reference number: UKC/PER/PLY/021903e
Special Collections and Archives also holds a loose copy of this issue.
"Adapted from Rudyard Kipling's novel...."
"Mr. Frederick Villiers, the War Artist Correspondent, has kindly superintended the arrangement of the Camp Scene in the Prologue."
"This, the only authorised version of Mr. Kipling's book, has been secured by Mr. Forbes Robertson for England and America, by arrangement with Miss Olga Nethersole."
SubjectDrama
Related PersonGreet, William, 1851-1914, (brother of Sir Philip Greet)
Davis, Tom Buffen, 1867-1931
Forbes-Robertson, Ian, 1858-1936, (brother of Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson)
Frost, Shad
Fenigstein, Claude
Fleming, George
Forbes-Robertson, Johnston, Sir, 1853-1937, (sometimes credited as John Forbes-Robertson, brother of Ian Forbes-Robertson)
Smith, C. Aubrey, (Charles Aubrey), Sir., 1863-1948
Valentine, Sydney
Dansey, Herbert
MacDonald, Ean
Quartermaine, Leon, 1876-1967
Bickley, Frank
Vernon, Cyril
Harrold, Arthur
Farren, William, 1853-1937
Graham, George M.
Elliott, Gertrude, 1874-1950, (wife of Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson)
Boucicault, Nina, 1867-1950, (daughter of Dion Boucicault and Agnes Robertson, sister of Dion Boucicault Jnr.)
Halstan, Margaret, 1879-1967
Griffin, Minnie
DeBurgh, Aimee
Caldwell, Marianne
Related OrganisationLyric Theatre
Related PlaceWestminster, City of Westminster, London
CategoryPeriodicals
Printed publications
Access conditionsThis 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).
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