Hamlet
Photograph
1925 (photographed)
1925 (photographed)
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Photographic print of a scene from a production of Hamlet by William Shakespeare, at the Kingsway Theatre, August 25th 1925. The modern dress production was produced by Barry V. Jackson. The photograph includes Dorothy Massingham as the Queen and Colin Keith-Johnston as Hamlet.
Object details
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| Object type | |
| Title | Hamlet (generic title) |
| Materials and techniques | Photographic print mounted on card |
| Brief description | Photographic print of a scene from a production of Hamlet, at the Kingsway Theatre, August 25th 1925 |
| Physical description | Photographic print of a scene from a production of Hamlet, at the Kingsway Theatre, August 25th 1925. The portrait photograph shows a scene including Dorothy Massingham as the Queen and Colin Keith-Johnston as Hamlet. They are sitting on a cushioned bench with a stone floor and background. On the left of the bench is the Queen, sitting in profile weairng a long dark dress with her hand on her chest. To the right is Hamlet in a black suit and bowtie, he is holding a mirror in hisleft hand and holding the Queen's necklace in his right hand. |
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| Credit line | Gabrielle Enthoven Collection |
| Object history | Given to the Gabrielle Enthoven Collection by Sir Barry Jackson in 1935. |
| Literary reference | Hamlet |
| Summary | Photographic print of a scene from a production of Hamlet by William Shakespeare, at the Kingsway Theatre, August 25th 1925. The modern dress production was produced by Barry V. Jackson. The photograph includes Dorothy Massingham as the Queen and Colin Keith-Johnston as Hamlet. |
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| Accession number | S.539-2016 |
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| Record created | September 6, 2016 |
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