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Fabric Tube

1899
Artist/Maker

Costume for San Toy worn by Florence Collingbourn. Short tube of pale blue green silk edged with embroidered Chinese floral border.


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Brief description
Short tube of pale blue green silk edged with embroidered Chinese floral border for San Toy worn by Florence Collingbourn in 'San Toy', Daly's Theatre, 1899
Physical description
Costume for San Toy worn by Florence Collingbourn. Short tube of pale blue green silk edged with embroidered Chinese floral border.
Dimensions
  • Laid flat length: 46cm
  • Laid flat width: 32cm
Production typeUnique
Credit line
Given by the British Theatre Museum Association
Object history
Costume for San Toy worn by Florence Collingbourn in the musical comedy 'San Toy' at Daly's Theatre, London, October 1899. The book for the production was by Edward Morton; the lyrics were by Harry Greenbank and Adrian Ross; and the music was composed by Sidney Jones with additional music by Lionel Monckton. The production was choreographed by Willie Warde. The scenery was designed by Hawes Craven and Joseph Harker. Percy Anderson designed the costumes for the Chinese characters (made by Miss Fisher & B J Simmons & Co). The English ladies costumes were by Miss Nettleship; hats by Misses F J & L Wilson; Gentlemen's costumes by Cooling & Lawrence; Wigs by Clarkson.

Given to the British Theatre Museum Association by the Misses Margetson, with photograph S.108-2016, in August 1963.
Production
Reason For Production: Commission
Association
Literary referenceSan Toy
Other number
1963/G/107 - BTMA accession number
Collection
Accession number
S.1332B-1984

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Record createdAugust 17, 2004
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