Poster
1894 (printed)
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Typographic poster for the Star Music Hall, Williamson Square, Liverpool, printed in black, red, yellow and olive green, advertising the programme for the week commencing 8 October 1894, featuring the performers Alice Maydue 'Serio-Comic and Low Comedy Artiste'; John Tiller's Fairy Four; the Mezzettis 'The Greatest Triple Horizontal Bar Performers in the World'; Sable Fern 'The Rising Young Characteristic and Descriptive Vocalist'; George Beauchamp 'The Quaintest Comedian Living'; Connie Ediss 'The Pleasing Serio-Comic Vocalist and Dancer; Mr G.W. Fyvie 'Irish Comedian, Vocalist and Dancer'; Lillie Langtry 'Characteristic Vocalist and Dancer'; Tom Foster 'Comedian and Vocalist' , and Alice Conway & Edward Clarke 'America's First Prize Comedians'. Printed with the names of the 'Sole Proprietors and Managers' Messrs. Fineberg & Lees.
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| Materials and techniques | printed paper |
| Brief description | Typographic poster for the Star Music Hall, Liverpool, advertising the programme for the week commencing 8 October 1894, featuring Alice Maydue, John Tiller's Fairy Four; the Mezzettis, Sable Fern, George Beauchamp, Connie Ediss, Mr G.W. Fyvie, Lillie Langtry, Tom Foster, and Alice Conway & Edward Clarke. |
| Physical description | Typographic poster for the Star Music Hall, Williamson Square, Liverpool, printed in black, red, yellow and olive green, advertising the programme for the week commencing 8 October 1894, featuring the performers Alice Maydue 'Serio-Comic and Low Comedy Artiste'; John Tiller's Fairy Four; the Mezzettis 'The Greatest Triple Horizontal Bar Performers in the World'; Sable Fern 'The Rising Young Characteristic and Descriptive Vocalist'; George Beauchamp 'The Quaintest Comedian Living'; Connie Ediss 'The Pleasing Serio-Comic Vocalist and Dancer; Mr G.W. Fyvie 'Irish Comedian, Vocalist and Dancer'; Lillie Langtry 'Characteristic Vocalist and Dancer'; Tom Foster 'Comedian and Vocalist' , and Alice Conway & Edward Clarke 'America's First Prize Comedians'. Printed with the names of the 'Sole Proprietors and Managers' Messrs. Fineberg & Lees. |
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| Accession number | S.3577-1995 |
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| Record created | December 23, 2009 |
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