Sitter: Miss Lily Hanbury (stage name), Mrs Herbert Guedalla née Hanbury (1874-1908). |
Biog: Actress; m (1905) Herbert Guedalla. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lily_Hanbury https://www.nli.org.il/ The Hebrew Standard, Role: Calphurnia. Date: 7 March 1898. Occasion: "Julius Caesar" by Shakespeare, adapted by Mr B.Tree, at Her Majesty's Theatre, 22 January 1898. Location: The Lafayette studio, 179 New Bond Street, London, W. Descr: HL. Costume: Roman dress:
Costume Designer: Alma Tadema. Costume Supplier: Messrs L & H Nathan (from the drawings by C. Karl). Jewellery: A brooch of gold filagree in front; the gold acorns on shoulders. Furniture & Props: - Photographer: Lafayette Ltd., 179 New Bond Street, London, W. Evidence of photographer at work: - Copyright:
V&A Provenance: Pinewood Studios; acquired 1989.
References: Biog: Who's Who; The Times, 7 March 1908, p 6d; J.P. Wearing, American and British Theatrical Biography: A Directory, Metuchen, NJ, 1979. Role: The Era, 29 January 1898, p 15b; The Gentlewoman, 29 January 1898, p 133; The Graphic, 29 January 1898, p 131; Lady's Pictorial, 29 January 1898, p 132b; The Queen, 29 January 1898, p 209a. Occasion: The Era, 29 january 1898, p 15a-b; The Gentlewoman, 29 January 1898, p 133; The Graphic, 29 January 1898, p 131; Illustrated London News, 29 January 1898, p 149; Lady's Pictorial, 29 January 1898, p 132a-b; The Queen, 29 January 1898, pp 208a-209a; The Sketch, 9 February 1898, pp 90-1 (photo-reportage); Play programme (production file at Theatre Museum). Costume: The Era, 29 January 1898, p 14d; The Queen, 29 January 1898, p 198b. Costume Designer: The Era, 29 January 1898, p 14d; Illustrated London News, 29 January 1898, p 149; Lady's Pictorial, 29 January 1898, p 132a; The Queen, 29 January 1898, p 198; Play programme (production file at Theatre Museum). Costume Supplier: Play programme (production file at Theatre Museum). Jewellery: The Era, 29 January 1898, p 14d; The Queen, 29 January 1898, p 198b. Reproduced: - Note postcard issued by the London Stereoscoptic Company, No. 3185. (source of image: http://shakespeare.emory.edu/postcarddisplay.cfm?cardid=331)
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