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Description
Date: 1901
Theatre: The Comedy Theatre, Haymarket.
Performance: When We Were Twenty-One.
Main Actors: Mr N. C. Goodwin, Miss Maxine Elliot, Miss Constance Collier.
When We Were Twenty-One was a romantic comedy play in four acts by British playwright and actor Mr. H. V. Esmond. The programme is a pale blue matt card front and back cover printed with black ink. Front cover is of minimal design with Comedy Theatre printed top left of cover and price displayed bottom right of front cover. There is a spectacular champagne advertisement with detailed illustration of an exotic beautiful woman holding up a glass on a tray displayed across back cover. The internal pages are a smooth and slightly glossed off-white paper; because of the covers’ protection the internal pages are in excellent condition.
The programme consists of 14 pages including front and back cover; approx. 18cm x W12cm.
