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BIO - Melville family material

CUT - Press cuttings relating to the Melville family

MISC - Miscellaneous material

MUS - Music-related items

PER - Periodicals

PHO - Photographs

PLA - Material relating to plays

POS - Melville Theatre Collection playbills

PRG - Melville Theatre Collection programmes

PUBMA - Publicity material

1 : 0600202 - Publicity material: flyer advertising My Benefit at the Theatre Royal, King Street on Friday 3 Mar. The person in the picture is possibly Andrew Melville I. c.1882

2 : 0600203 - Publicity material: for the play Monte Cristo at the Theatre Royal, Sheffield. 1880-1920

3 : 0600204 - Publicity material: for the play The Diver's Luck. 1880-1920

4 : 0600205 - Publicity material: for the play In A Woman's Grip. c.1901.

5 : 0600206 - Publicity material: for the play The Ugliest Woman on Earth.

6 : 0600207 - Publicity material: for the play Between Two Women. c.1902.

7 : 0600208 - Publicity material: for the play The Grip of Iron.

8 : 0600209 - Publicity material: for the play For England, Home and Beauty.

9 : 0600210 - Publicity material: for the play It's Never Too Late to Mend at the Theatre Royal Portsmouth. C.1905

10 : 0600211 - Publicity material: for the play The White Man at the Palace Theatre, Westgate on Sea. 1908-1926

11 : 0600212 - Publicity material: galleyproofs for The Octoroon and Odd Man Out. c.1900-1950

12 : 0600213 - Publicity material: for The Savage and the Woman at the Brixton theatre. c.1923

13 : 0600214 - Publicity material: for Daddalums at the Richmond Hippodrome and at Wyndham's theatre. 1922.

14 : 0600215 - Publicity material: for The Great World of London by Walter Melville. c.1900-1950

15 : 0600216 - Publicity material: for Driven from Home. c.1900-1950

16 : 0600217 - Publicity material: for On His Majesty's Service. c.1900-1950

17 : 0600218 - Publicity material: for The Scales of Justice. c.1900-1950

18 : 0600219 - Part of a programme for THE CINGALEE at the Brighton Theatre Royal. 14 Nov. 1905.

19 : 0600220 - Part of a programme for A Disgrace to her Sex by Walter Melville and his company at the Grand Theatre, Brighton. 1905.

20 : 0600221 - Part of a programme for THE GHOST OF JERRY BLUNDER, THEPartIK'LER PET and EVERYBODY'S SECRET with Cyril Maude and his company at the Theatre Royal, Brighton. 19 December 1905

21 : 0600222 - Part of a programme for JULIUS STERNE and AFTER-THOUGHTS with John Hare and his London company at the Theatre Royal, Brighton. Monday 27 November 1905 and the following week.

22 : 0600223 - Part of a programme for CASTE at the Theatre Royal, Brighton with John Hare and his London company. Monday 27 November 1905 and the following week.

23 : 0600224 - Part of a programme for CAPTAIN DREW ON LEAVE at the Theatre Royal, Brighton with Mr. Charles Wyndham and his New Theatre company. Thursday 9 November 1905.

24 : 0600225 - Part of a programme for T'WAS IN TRAFALGAR'S BAY at the Aquarium, Grand Theatre, Brighton. 10 November 1905.

25 : 0600226 - Part of a programme for A GIRL'S CROSSROADS at the Grand Theatre, Brighton, Monday 30 October and for the week 1905.

26 : 0600227 - Part of a programme for A MAN'S SHADOW at the West Pier, Brighton. 8 November 1905

27 : 0600228 - Part of a programme for LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD at the Eden Theatre, Brighton, Thursday 22 December and throughout the week 1905.

28 : 0600229 - Part of a programme for THE GIRL FROM KAYS with Mr George Dance's principal company at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, Monday 9 Jan. 1905 and throughout the week.

29 : 0600230 - Part of a programme for BECKET with Henry Irving at the Grand Theatre, Boscombe. Thurday 2 February 1905

30 : 0600231 - Part of a programme for THE LYONS MAIL for the farewell of Henry Irving at the Grand Theatre, Boscombe, Friday 3 Feb. 1905.

31 : 0600232 - Part of a programme for SAPHO at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, Monday 16 Jan. 1905

32 : 0600233 - Part of a programme for THE SORROWS OF SATAN at the West Pier, Brighton, 23 Feb. 1905.

33 : 0600234 - Part of a programme for THE BREED OF THE TRESHAMS at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, 2 March 1905.

34 : 0600235 - Part of a programme for THE SLEDGE HAMMER by Wilson Barrett at the Grand, Brighton, 3 March 1905.

35 : 0600236 - Part of a programme for MOLLENTRAVE ON WOMEN at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, Tuesday 9 March c.1905

36 : 0600237 - Part of a programme for THE CARDINAL at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, 28 March 1905.

37 : 0600238 - Part of a programme for THE ETERNAL CITY at the Grand Theatre, Brighton, 31 March 1905.

38 : 0600239 - Part of a programme for MRS DERING'S DIVORCE with Mrs Langtry at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, 5 April c.1905

39 : 0600240 - Part of a programme for AN IDEAL HUSBAND at the West Pier Theatre, Brighton, 6 April 1905.

40 : 0600241 - Part of a programme for JEDBURY JUNIOR at the West Pier Theatre, Brighton. 11 April 1905

41 : 0600242 - Part of a programme for THE OFFICER'S MESS at Terry's Theatre. 13 April 1905.

42 : 0600243 - Part of a programme for HEARTS ADRIFT at the Grand Theatre, Brighton. 18 April 1905

43 : 0600244 - Part of a programme for THE RED LAMP at The West Pier, Brighton. April 1905

44 : 0600245 - Part of a programme for WHAT PAMELA WANTED by the Criterion Theatre Company. 11 May 1905

45 : 0600246 - Part of a programme for UNDER THE RED ROBE at the West Pier, Brighton. 16 May 1905

46 : 0600247 - Part of a programme for LEAH KLESCHNA at the New Theatre, St Martin's Lane. 17 May 1905

47 : 0600248 - Part of a programme for VERONIQUE at the Apollo Theatre for Mr George Edwardes' season. 23 May 1905

48 : 0600249 - Part of a programme for BUSINESS IS BUSINESS and THE BALLAD MONGER at His Majesty's Theatre. 2 June 1905.

49 : 0600250 - Part of a programme for PANTALOON and ALICE SIT-BY-THE-FIRE at the Duke of York's Theatre. 3 June 1905

50 : 0600251 - Part of a programme for HAWTHORNE U.S.A. at the Imperial Theatre. 3 June 1905.

51 : 0600252 - Part of a programme for a series of one act plays, music and dancing at the Brighton Palace Pier. 17 July 1905.

52 : 0600253 - Part of a programme for THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL at the Theatre Royal, Brighton. 14 June 1905.

53 : 0600254 - Part of a programme for HER ONE GREAT SIN at the Grand Theatre, Brighton. c.1905

54 : 0600255 - Part of a programme for LADY MADCAP at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, 11 August 1905.

55 : 0600256 - Part of a programme for SATURDAY TO MONDAY at the West Pier, Brighton. 12 August 1905

56 : 0600257 - Part of a programme for THE GIRL WHO LOST HER CHARACTER by Walter Melville at the Grand Theatre, Brighton, 27 August 1905

57 : 0600258 - Part of a programme for THE ADVENTURER at the West Pier, Brighton. 28 August 1905

58 : 0600259 - Part of a programme for THE HARBOUR LIGHTS at the Grand Theatre, Brighton, 5 Sept 1905

59 : 0600260 - Part of a programme for THE FREEDOM OF SUZANNE and THE WAY OF WAR with the Criterion Theatre Company at the Theatre Royal, Brighton. 15 Sept. 1905

60 : 0600261 - Part of a programme for THE GARDEN OF LIES at the West Pier theatre, Brighton, 7 Oct. 1905

61 : 0600262 - Part of a programme for CARMEN at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, 9 Oct and for six nights 1905

62 : 0600263 - Part of a programme for THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, 9 Oct. and for six nights 1905

63 : 0600264 - Part of a programme for THE PRINCE OF PILSEN at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, August 1905.

64 : 0600265 - Part of a programme for THE PRODIGAL SON at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 18 October 1905

65 : 0600266 - Part of a programme for BILLY'S LITTLE LOVE AFFAIR at the West Pier Theatre, Brighton. 16 October 1905

66 : 0600267 - Part of a programme for THE GREAT WORLD OF LONDON presented by Andrew Melville at the Metropole Theatre, Birmingham. 23 December 1905

67 : 0600268 - Part of a programme for SLEEPING BEAUTY at the Grand Theatre, Birmingham. 28 December 1905

68 : 0600269 - Publicity material: for In A Woman's Grip by Frederick Melville. c.1900-1938

69 : 0600270 - Publicity material: for The Diver's Luck. 1900-1938

70 : 0600271 - Publicity material: for Driven From Home. c.1900-1950

71 : 0600272 - Publicity material: for Woman and Wine by Arthur Shirley. c.1900-1950

72 : 0600273 - Publicity material: for Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas at the Prince's Theatre. c.1900-1950

73 : 0600274 - Publicity material: for The Great World of London by Walter Melville. c.1900-1950

74 : 0600275 - Publicity material: for The Scales of Justice. c.1900-1950

75 : 0600276 - Publicity material: for ? On His Majesty's Service. c.1927

76 : 0600277 - Publicity material: publicity shots of Rose Ralph. c.1900

77 : 0600278 - Publicity material: publicity shots of Andrew Melville II. c.1900

78 : 0600279 - Publicity material: for The Girl Who Wrecked His Home. c.1908

79 : 0600280 - Publicity material: for The Union Jack and A River Mystery. c.1900

80 : 0600281 - Publicity material: for Trilby. c.1900

81 : 0600282 - Publicity material: for The Trumpet Call and Trooper Clairette. c.1900

82 : 0600283 - Publicity material: for The Golden Chance. c.1900

83 : 0600284 - Publicity material: for An English Woman. c.1900

84 : 0600285 - Publicity material: for Freedom at the Drury Lane. c.1900

85 : 0600286 - Publicity material: for The Flying Scud. c.1908

86 : 0600287 - Publicity material: for The Streets of London. c.1900

87 : 0600288 - Publicity material: for Lost by Drink. c.1900

88 : 0600289 - Publicity material: for Black Eyed Susan. c.1900

89 : 0600290 - Publicity material: for The Ticket of Leave Man. c.1900

90 : 0600291 - Publicity material: for Jack Sheppard. c.1900

91 : 0600292 - Publicity material: for The Miser's Will. c.1900

92 : 0600293 - Publicity material: for The Light of Truth. c.1900

93 : 0600294 - Publicity material: for The Corsican Brothers. c.1900

94 : 0600295 - Publicity material: for Not Guilty. c.1900

95 : 0600296 - Publicity material: for The Colleen Bawn. c.1900

96 : 0600297 - Publicity material: for Oliver Twist by The Charles Dickens Drama Company. c.1900

97 : 0600298 - Publicity material: for Fettered Lives. c.1900

98 : 0600299 - Publicity material: for East Lynne. c.1900

99 : 0600300 - Publicity material: for Free Pardon. c.1900

100 : 0600301 - Publicity material: for None but the Brave. c.1900

101 : 0600302 - Publicity material: for Shadows of a Great City. c.1900

102 : 0600303 - Publicity material: for Uncle Tom's Cabin. c.1900

103 : 0600304 - Publicity material: for The Shaughraun. c.1906

104 : 0600305 - Publicity material: for It's Never Too late to Mend. c.1905

105 : 0600306 - Publicity material: for Monte Cristo. c.1905

106 : 0600307 - Publicity material: for The Silver Horseshoe. c.1900

107 : 0600308 - Publicity material: for The Hansom Cab. c.1900

108 : 0600309 - Publicity material: for Sinless Shame. c.1900

109 : 0600310 - Publicity material: for In The Ranks. c.1900

110 : 0600311 - Publicity material: Little Red Riding Hood at the West Pier theatre, Brighton presented by Andrew Melville. 1934-1935

111 : 0600312 - Publicity material: for Cinderella at the Grand Theatre, Glasgow. c.1900

112 : 0600313 - Publicity material: for The Lady of the Lake, Trilby and Beyond the Breakers. c.1900-1950

113 : 0600458 - Publicity material: for A Mystery Man presented by Andrew Melville at the Grand Theatre, Brighton. 1925.

114 : 0600459 - Publicity material: for The Savage and the Woman presented by Andrew Melville at the Grand Theatre, Brighton. 1922

115 : 0600460 - Publicity material: for Alf's Button at the Grand Theatre, Brighton. 1929

116 : 0600461 - Publicity material: for Little Red Riding Hood at the Grand Theatre, Brighton. C.1936-1937

118 : 0600463 - Publicity material: for Cinderella presented by Andrew Melville at the Grand Theatre, Brighton. c.1920-1938

119 : 0600464 - Publicity material: for It's Never Too Late presented by Andrew Melville at the Grand Theatre, Brighton. c.1920-1938

120 : 0600465 - Publicity material: for Dick Whittington at the Grand Theatre, Brighton. c.1933

121 : 0600612 - Publicity material: for On His Majesty's Service at the Prince's Theatre. 6 April 1915

122 : 0600648 - Publicity material: printing details. c.1906

123: 0699937a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Then I hope Heaven will punish you by making me your wife". The postcard has not been used. There is no a

123: 0699937b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Home from the shop". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was i

123: 0699937c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play. There is no caption. The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after

123: 0699937d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play. The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 1909, the play being

123: 0699937e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play. The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 1909, the play being

123: 0699937f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play. The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 1909, the play being

123: 0699937i - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play. The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 1909, the play being

123: 0699937j - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play. The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 1909, the play being

123: 0699937k - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play. The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 1909, the play being

124: 0699938a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Will you be my wife". The postcard has some correspondence in pencil on the reverse, but has not been sent th

124: 0699938b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Embankment-3a.m.". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was iss

124: 0699938c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Dicky and Tina make a call". The postcard has not been usedThere is no address or date, but presumably it was

124: 0699938d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Where are we going to?". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was i

124: 0699938e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Too late!". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in 1908

124: 0699938f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The missing hankerchief". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was

124: 0699938g - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The tea pot scene". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued

124: 0699938h - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Interrupted". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in 19

125: 0699939a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE FEMALE SWINDLER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Cornered". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 19

125: 0699939b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE FEMALE SWINDLER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Mikestein's Pawnshop". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in

125: 0699939c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE FEMALE SWINDLER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Coulson at Work". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or a

125: 0699939d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE FEMALE SWINDLER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play . The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 1903,the play having been fir

125: 0699939e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE FEMALE SWINDLER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Drugged". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 190

125: 0699939f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE FEMALE SWINDLER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Puzzle :- Find the Detective". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was i

125: 0699939g - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE FEMALE SWINDLER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Sweep and the Wedding Party". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it wa

125: 0699939h - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE FEMALE SWINDLER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Trapped". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 190

126: 0699940a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Marriage". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in o

126: 0699940b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "You are shielding a murderer". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it

126: 0699940c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "To the church at forty miles an hour". The postcard has been used and was sent to a Miss Winnie Green, but po

126: 0699940d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Miss Gertrude Bonser as 'Lucy'". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably

126: 0699940e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Harry Lonsdale as George Meadison" in manuscript font. The postcard has not been used. There is no address or

126: 0699940f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "You shall not prevent this marriage". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presum

126: 0699940g - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "My life for his". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued i

126: 0699940h - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "I am your father". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued

127: 0699942a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG TURNING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Married". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued

127: 0699942b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG TURNING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Something Wrong". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it wa

127: 0699942c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG TURNING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Where is Sophie?". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it w

127: 0699942d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG TURNING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "A Common Sailor". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it wa

127: 0699942e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG TURNING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "I'll leave you two alone together". The postcard has been used and has been postmarked as 7pm Augus

127: 0699942f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG TURNING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Sisters". The postcard has been used and has been postmarked as 7pm August 31 1909.

127: 0699942g - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG TURNING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Father at home". The postcard has been used.

128: 0699941a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising A GIRL'S CROSS ROADS by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The cup". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 19

128: 0699941b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising A GIRL'S CROSS ROADS by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Death of Nelly". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or a

128: 0699941c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising A GIRL'S CROSS ROADS by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The last stage". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or a

128: 0699941d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising A GIRL'S CROSS ROADS by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Breakfast". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after

128: 0699941e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising A GIRL'S CROSS ROADS by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Breakfast". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after

128: 0699941f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising A GIRL'S CROSS ROADS by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "My Lass". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 19

128: 0699941g - Black and white postcard photograph publicising A GIRL'S CROSS ROADS by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "She Does Not Answer". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in

129: 0699943a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Ordered to the front". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was i

129: 0699943b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "That man is Captain Deering". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably i

129: 0699943c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Go Upstairs". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in

129: 0699943d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play. There is no caption. The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 1

129: 0699943e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Good Night". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in o

129: 0699943f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "His Name". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or

129: 0699943g - Black and white postcard photograph publicising MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Nobody Wants Me, I Am So Lonely". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumab

129: 0699943h - Black and white postcard photograph publicising MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Her Dead Mother's Letter". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it w

129: 0699943i - Black and white postcard photograph publicising MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Her Second Bridal Night". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it wa

129: 0699943j - Black and white postcard photograph publicising MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "My Congratulations, Captain". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably i

130: 0699944a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE MONK AND THE WOMAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The staff against the sword". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it

130: 0699944b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE MONK AND THE WOMAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The wedding of the monk". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was

130: 0699944c - Sepia and white postcard photograph publicising THE MONK AND THE WOMAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The ravings of the Flesh". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was

130: 0699944d - Sepia and white postcard photograph publicising THE MONK AND THE WOMAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Paul the Monk". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in

130: 0699944e - Sepia and white postcard photograph publicising THE MONK AND THE WOMAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The King and Liane". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issue

130: 0699944f - Sepia and white postcard photograph publicising THE MONK AND THE WOMAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "You shall not touch her". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was

130: 0699944g - Sepia and white postcard photograph publicising THE MONK AND THE WOMAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The monk and the woman". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was i

130: 0699944h - Sepia and white postcard photograph publicising THE MONK AND THE WOMAN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The monk and the woman". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was i

131: 0699945a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER ROAD TO RUIN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Strange Marriage". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in

131: 0699945b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER ROAD TO RUIN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Hero to the Rescue". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued

131: 0699945c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER ROAD TO RUIN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Coming out of Jail". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in o

131: 0699945d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER ROAD TO RUIN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "That is the woman". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or

131: 0699945e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER ROAD TO RUIN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Did you write this?". The postcard was sent through the post on 28th September 1907, by "Lily" to a Miss Vicary in

131: 0699945f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER ROAD TO RUIN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The end of the Lancashire girl". The play was first produced on May 20th 1907at Terriss's Theatre, Rotherhithe, Lon

131: 0699945g - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER ROAD TO RUIN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The end of the Lancashire girl". The play was first produced on May 20th 1907at Terriss's Theatre, Rotherhithe, Lon

131: 0699945h - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER ROAD TO RUIN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The punishment he deserves". The play was first produced on May 20th 1907at Terriss's Theatre, Rotherhithe, London.

131: 0699945i - Black and white postcard photograph publicising HER ROAD TO RUIN by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "They shall not take me alive!". The play was first produced on May 20th 1907 at Terriss's Theatre, Rotherhithe, Lon

132: 0699946a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE SOLDIER'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "After twelve years". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in

132: 0699946b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE SOLDIER'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Soldiers Wedding". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued

132: 0699946c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE SOLDIER'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Very Warm, Miss Jujube". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issue

132: 0699946d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE SOLDIER'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Have a cigarette". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in o

132: 0699946e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE SOLDIER'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "A Boy's best friend is his Mother". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably i

132: 0699946f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE SOLDIER'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "You shall not hurt her!". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issu

132: 0699946g - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE SOLDIER'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Soldier and his Girl"". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was is

132: 0699946h - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE SOLDIER'S WEDDING by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Soldier and his Girl". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was iss

133: 0699947a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE UGLIEST WOMAN ON EARTH by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Mark of the Bullet Wound". The postcard was written and post-marked October, 1907, three years after

133: 0699947b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE UGLIEST WOMAN ON EARTH by Frederick Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Death of Morita".

134: 0699948a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WORST WOMAN IN LONDON by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Francis Vere's Disguise". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was

134: 0699948b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WORST WOMAN IN LONDON by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "You have married the worst woman in London". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but

134: 0699948c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WORST WOMAN IN LONDON by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Robbery at the Mansion". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it w

134: 0699948d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WORST WOMAN IN LONDON by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Plotting". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or af

134: 0699948e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WORST WOMAN IN LONDON by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Madman's Revenge". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was iss

134: 0699948f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WORST WOMAN IN LONDON by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The Dead Man's Return". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was is

134: 0699949a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO LOST HER CHARACTER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Liar". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or

134: 0699949b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO LOST HER CHARACTER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Tell me again that you love me". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presu

134: 0699949c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO LOST HER CHARACTER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Molly Vernon is avenged". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably i

134: 0699949d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO LOST HER CHARACTER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play. The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued in or after 1904, the play hav

134: 0699949e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO LOST HER CHARACTER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Uninvited". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued i

134: 0699949f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO LOST HER CHARACTER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Molly wreaks her revenge". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably

134: 0699949g - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO LOST HER CHARACTER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Attention". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued i

134: 0699949h - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO LOST HER CHARACTER by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Take Warning by me, - a Woman without without Character". The postcard has been used and has been postm

135: 0699950a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO WRECKED HIS HOME by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The farewell". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued

135: 0699950b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO WRECKED HIS HOME by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Won't you kiss your sweetheart". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presuma

135: 0699950c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO WRECKED HIS HOME by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Paying the rent". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issu

135: 0699950d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO WRECKED HIS HOME by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The wanderer's return". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it wa

135: 0699950e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO WRECKED HIS HOME by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The prodigal's return". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it wa

135: 0699950f - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO WRECKED HIS HOME by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The culprit". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably it was issued i

135: 0699950g - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE GIRL WHO WRECKED HIS HOME by Walter Melville, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "You think I do not love you". The postcard has not been used. There is no address or date, but presumably

141 : 0680340 - Publicity booklet advertising THE MIRACLE, performed at the Lyceum Theatre, entitled 'The Meaning and Message of the THE MIRACLE' by Father F. Woodlock, S.J., M.C.

142 : 0680338 - Publicity material: private invitation a performance of THE MIRACLE at the Lyceum Theatre on Saturday April 9th.

143 : 0680339 - Publicity material: flyer advertising DAVID COPPERFIELD at the Lyceum Theatre, Strand 'Nightly at 7.45'. The date is assumed.

144: 0680276a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WOMEN OF FRANCE by Arthur Shirley and Benjamin Landeck, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The permit to leave Paris". The postcard has been used and is dated October 14 1912.

144: 0680276b - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WOMEN OF FRANCE by Arthur Shirley and Benjamin Landeck, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The cobbler and King Louis XVII". The postcard has not been used.

144: 0680276c - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WOMEN OF FRANCE by Arthur Shirley and Benjamin Landeck, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "The cobbler finds the young king". The postcard has not been used.

144: 0680276d - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WOMEN OF FRANCE by Arthur Shirley and Benjamin Landeck, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "Marie Antoinette's last command". The postcard has not been used.

144: 0680276e - Black and white postcard photograph publicising THE WOMEN OF FRANCE by Arthur Shirley and Benjamin Landeck, and showing a scene from the play with the caption "I am a young king". The postcard has been used and is dated October 14 1912.

145: 0809190a - Black and white postcard photograph publicising BETWEEN TWO WOMEN by Frederick Melville. The postcard has not been used and is undated but was presumabley produced after October 1902 when the play was first performed.

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