Tuck Play Pictorial Gilbert and Sullivan Postcards



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THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD¹

	T865 Elsie, Phoebe, Colonel Fairfax, Jack Point. ‘When a wooer goes a-wooing’
	T866 Jack Point and Elsie Maynard
	T867 Leonard Meryll and Kate
	T868 Jack Point and Elsie Maynard. ‘I have a song to sing o’
	T869 Phoebe, Shadbolt, Sergeant Meryll. ‘Were I thy bride’
	T870 Jack Point kissing hem of Elsie's dress. Finale Act II. ‘I have a song to sing o’

THE GONDOLIERS

	T926 Jessie Rose: Tessa, Richard Green: Giuseppe
	T927 C.H. Workman: Duke, Louie René: Duchess
	T928 C.H. Workman: Duke, Alec Johnstone: Luiz, Marie Wilson: Casilda, Louie René: Duchess
	T929 Pacie Ripple: Marco, John Clulow: Grand Inquisitor, Richard Green: Giuseppe
	T930 Pacie Ripple: Marco, Richard Green: Giuseppe, Lillian Coomber: Gianetta, Jessie Rose: Tessa
	T931 Pacie Ripple: Marco, C.H. Workman: Duke, Richard Green: Giuseppe, Louie René: Duchess, Marie Wilson: Casilda

PATIENCE²

	T1075 Clara Dow: Patience
	T1076 Jessie Rose: Angela, C.H. Workman: Bunthorne
	T1077 Jessie Rose: Angela, Marie Wilson: Saphir, Ruby Gray: Ella

IOLANTHE

	T1165 Clara Dow: Phyllis, Henry Lytton: Strephon
	T1166 Clara Dow: Phyllis, Henry Lytton: Strephon
	T1167 Henry Lytton: Strephon (with brocade fairy wings)
	T1168 Jessie Rose: lolanthe, C.H. Workman: Lord Chancellor, Henry Lytton: Strephon
	T1169 Louie René: Fairy Queen, Jessie Rose: lolanthe
	T1170 Henry Lytton: Strephon, C.H. Workman: Lord Chancellor, Clara Dow: Phyllis

¹The title of some cards is printed with ‘The' missing. Artists are not named in the cards of this set. Generally, they are the principals from the 1906-7 season, but this is not always entirely reliable. In T869 at least, understudy Norah McLeod substituted for Jessie Rose.

²An original packet offers: "Play Pictorial, the Real Photograph series. Series No 5315. Patience, Six Charming Real Photographs, Illustrating the Principal Characters in Gilbert and Sullivan's Famous Operas. Six in Packet. The Most Welcome, Artistic and Up-to-Date. ‘Unapproachable’ is the verdict of the entire Press.” Only three of these six cards have been identified to date.

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