Two Lancashire Lasses in London by Arthur Shirley &s Vane
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Two Lancashire Lasses in London by Arthur Shirley &s Vane
Promotional postcard for Two Lancashire Lasses in London by Arthur Shirley and Sutton Vane. First produced as A Path of Thorns Camden Theatre, 31st August 1903. Date: circa 1903
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Two Lancashire Lasses in London
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is a captivating promotional postcard from the early 1900s, showcasing an intriguing theatrical production by Arthur Shirley and Sutton Vane. The image, dated circa 1903, invites viewers to experience the charm and excitement of this popular Edwardian entertainment. The postcard features a drawing of two young women, dressed in traditional Lancashire attire, standing in a cozy, elegantly furnished room. The room, adorned with rich fabrics and ornate details, suggests the opulence and sophistication of London's Camden Theatre, where the play was first produced on August 31, 1903. The women, with their expressive faces and engaging smiles, seem to be in high spirits, hinting at the light-hearted and entertaining nature of the play. "Two Lancashire Lasses in London" was likely a pantomime or musical comedy, as such productions were popular forms of entertainment during the Edwardian era. These types of plays often featured elaborate costumes, catchy songs, and comedic performances, making for an enjoyable and memorable theatrical experience. The title suggests that the story may have involved the adventures of two Lancashire girls in the bustling city of London. Arthur Shirley and Sutton Vane were prominent figures in the theatrical world of the early 1900s. Shirley was a prolific playwright, known for his adaptations of classic novels and his original works, while Sutton Vane was a talented actor and director, who made significant contributions to the world of pantomime and musical comedy. Together, they created a theatrical production that captured the hearts of audiences and left a lasting impression on the stage. This postcard serves as a fascinating glimpse into the world of Edwardian theatre and the popular entertainment of the early 1900s. It invites us to imagine the magic and wonder of a night at the theatre, where the stories came to life and the memories were sure to last a lifetime.
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