New York, October 1930 – Ruth Roland, foreground, retired cinema star, and Dorothy Lee in their seats at the 48th Street Theatre waiting for the opening night curtain to rise […]
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the stage and screen actress Gina Malo in the production of Give Me A Ring at the Hippodrome Theatre, London, June 27, 1933
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Ruth Tester – The piquant comedienne dancing in ’The Ramblers’ with Clark and McCullough at the Lyric Theatre. photo by Nickolas Muray
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English actor and comedian George Robey handing out shamrocks to Irish members of the cast of Here’s How at the Saville Theatre, London – March 17, 1934
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Leon Errol, with Louise Brooks, and Dixie Boatwright, in Ziegfield’s play Louie The Fourteenth, March 27, 1925 photo by Edward Steichen
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a ‘front-of-house’ display for 42nd Street, at the Scollay Square Theatre in Boston, Massachusetts, 1933
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Essex Coupe and group in front of Warner’s Egyptian Theatre, 2316 East Colorado, Pasadena, 1929
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Ruth Sato has nothing to laugh about in 1927′s Funny Face, at New York’s Alvin Theatre
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Dulcie Cooper who is essaying the title part of The Little Spitfire, Myron Fagan’s highly successful at The Cort Theatre, recently made her debut on Broadway in this play. Miss Cooper […]
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Le Théâtre du Grand-Guignol – known as the Grand Guignol – was a Paris theater that specialized in naturalistic horror shows. It opened in 1897 and closed in 1962 anyone have a […]