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Come Over Here, Revue by Wilson Mizner and Max Pemberton
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Come Over Here, Revue by Wilson Mizner and Max Pemberton
Come Over Here, Revue by Wilson Mizner and Max Pemberton. First performed at the London Opera House, on Londons Kingsway, seen here in the background, sadly long ago destroyed. The architect for this theatre was Bertie Crewe (1860 1937) who was one of the leading English theatre architects in the boom of 1885 to 1915. It is depicted accurately here by the artist R. B. Ogle. Date: 1910s
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Architect Beckon Beckoning Bertie Buttoned Buttons Kingsway Mizner Ogle Opera Parasol Pemberton Revue Wilson Beckons
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by Wilson Mizner and Max Pemberton, depicted in this photo print, was first performed at the London Opera House located on Kingsway in the heart of London during the 1910s. The London Opera House, now long gone, was designed by the renowned English theatre architect, Bertie Crewe (1860-1937). Crewe was one of the leading architects during the theatre boom from 1885 to 1915, and his design for the London Opera House is accurately represented in this artwork by R.B. Ogle. The image captures the essence of the Revue's lively performance with a woman in an elegant dress, holding a parasol and beckoning to someone off-stage. Her dress is buttoned up to the neck and sleeves, a fashionable choice for the era. The woman's beckoning gesture invites the viewer to imagine the excitement and allure of the Revue's production. The London Opera House, with its grand architecture, served as the perfect backdrop for such a production. The building's intricate details and impressive design are evident in the photo print, adding to the overall charm and appeal of the scene. The image transports us back in time, allowing us to experience a glimpse of London's vibrant and dynamic theatre scene during the 1910s. This print is a testament to the rich history of London's theatre culture and the enduring legacy of the artists, architects, and performers who contributed to it. It is a must-have for any collection of London theatre history or for those with an appreciation for the arts and the history of the city.
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