Description
Date: 1902
Theatre: Wyndham’s Theatre
Performance: The Mummy and The Hummingbird
Main Actors: Mr Charles Wyndham, Miss Mary Moore
The programme is made from oversized cover pages. These are pale green textured card with blue ink print. The internal pages are a smooth cream paper, printed with blue ink. There are advertisements with detailed illustrations included in the programme. The cast list is presented across page 6.
The Mummy and The Hummingbird was a new and original play in four acts written by Isaac Henderson. The play stars Mr Charles Wyndham as a lead male character and who, at the time, was also the proprietor of Wyndham’s Theatre.
The programme consists of 12 pages, including front and back cover.
Approx. H 19 cm x W 14cm.
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1942 - London Palladium - Gangway
1952 - Theatre Royal, Brighton - Shadow of a Man
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