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1778
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1777
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J. Wenman
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Actors
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Women in the theater
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Hartley, Elizabeth, 1750?-1824
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Yates, Mrs. (Mary Ann), 1728-1784
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Dramatists
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Smith, William, 1730-1819
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Aickin, Francis, d. 1805
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Aickin, James, d. 1803
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Dunstall, John, 1717-1778
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Foote, Samuel, 1720-1777
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Garrick, David, 1717-1779
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Kemble, Priscilla, 1758-1854
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Lewis, William Thomas, 1749-1811
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Woodward, Henry, 1714-1777
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Elizabeth Hartley (nee White) as Lady Jane Grey in "Lady Jane Grey"
Henry Woodward as Buck in "The Englishman in Paris"
Mary Ann Yates (nee Graham) as Zaphira in "Barbarossa"
William Smith ("Gentleman Smith") as Phocyas in "The Siege of Damascus"
David Garrick as Tancred in "Tancred and Sigismunda"
Elizabeth Hartley (nee White) as Cleopatra in "All for Love"
Mary Ann Yates (nee Graham) as Belvidera in "Venice Preserved"
Elizabeth Hartley (nee White) as Andromache in "The Distrest Mother"
Francis Aickin or James Aickin as Young Bevil in "Conscious Lovers"
Priscilla Kemble (nee Hopkins) as Selima in "Selima and Azor"
Mary Ann Yates (nee Graham) as Almeria in "The Mourning Bride"
Samuel Foote as the Lecturer in "The Orators"
John Dunstall as Dominick in "The Spanish Fryar"
William Smith ("Gentleman Smith") as Oroonoko in "Oroonoko"
William Thomas Lewis as Castalio in "The Orphan"
Elizabeth Hartley (nee White) as Lady Jane Grey in "Lady Jane Grey"
Image | 1778 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait, standing, veil on head, arms extended. With text: "Then there's an end of Greatness". Act IV, Scene 1.
Henry Woodward as Buck in "The Englishman in Paris"
Image | 1778 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait, standing, fists clenched in fighting stance. With text: "But I let drive at the mark, made the Soup-maigre rumble in his bread-basket."
Mary Ann Yates (nee Graham) as Zaphira in "Barbarossa"
Image | 1777 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait, standing. With text: "No tyrant's threat can awe the free-born soul, That greatly dares to die."
William Smith ("Gentleman Smith") as Phocyas in "The Siege of Damascus"
Image | 1778 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait. With text: "I'm Man, frail Man to error born."
David Garrick as Tancred in "Tancred and Sigismunda"
Image | 1777 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait with hands clasped in front.
Elizabeth Hartley (nee White) as Cleopatra in "All for Love"
Image | 1778 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait, seated, arms extended from sides. With text: "Where shall I find him, where? Oh, turn me to him!" Act V.
Mary Ann Yates (nee Graham) as Belvidera in "Venice Preserved"
Image | 1778 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait, standing, hands clasped. With text: "Oh! Call back your cruel Blessing."
Elizabeth Hartley (nee White) as Andromache in "The Distrest Mother"
Image | 1777 |
Portraits of Actors
and in the Anguish of my Heart, Weep o'er my Child". Act I, Scene 5.
Francis Aickin or James Aickin as Young Bevil in "Conscious Lovers"
Image | 1778 |
Portraits of Actors
holding sheet of paper. With text: "Thus has this lady made me her friend and confident." Act IV, Scene 1. This may be James or Francis Aickin (brothers).
Priscilla Kemble (nee Hopkins) as Selima in "Selima and Azor"
Image | 1778 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait, kneeling. With text: "Oh! call your sentence back, and save Axalla!" Act IV, Scene 2.
Mary Ann Yates (nee Graham) as Almeria in "The Mourning Bride"
Image | 1777 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait, kneeling, hands clasped. With text: "Did ever father curse his kneeling child!"
Samuel Foote as the Lecturer in "The Orators"
Image | 1777 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait, standing holding stick and hat.
John Dunstall as Dominick in "The Spanish Fryar"
Image | 1777 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait, standing.
William Smith ("Gentleman Smith") as Oroonoko in "Oroonoko"
Image | 1778 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait, wearing long robe. With text: "Bless me indeed!"
William Thomas Lewis as Castalio in "The Orphan"
Image | 1777 |
Portraits of Actors
Whole-length portrait. With text: "Monimia! Monimia! she's gone!"
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