Iolanthe Collection

Walter Passmore / Iolanthe
WALTER PASSMORE Comic actor and singer, best known for his Gilbert & Sullivan roles, seen here in Iolanthe

Iolanthe, New York City, [193-]. Creator: Unknown
Iolanthe, New York City, [193-]. Federal Theatre... presents - the Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company...Iolanthe...Gondoliers - Brooklyn Academy of Music'

Iolanthe, New York City, [193-]. Creator: Unknown
Iolanthe, New York City, [193-]. Federal Theatre for New York City presents - Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Co. in - Iolanthe - Seth Low Jr. High School'

Music cover, Iola, The New Dance, Iolanthe
Music cover, Iola, The New Dance Iolanthe, by Popplewell Royle, inspired by the comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan Date: 1891

"Iolanthe"at the Savoy Theatre (engraving)
1061273 " Iolanthe" at the Savoy Theatre (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Iolanthe" at the Savoy Theatre)

Original designs for Patience and Iolanthe (engraving)
559664 Original designs for Patience and Iolanthe (engraving) by Sheringham, George (1884-1937); Private Collection; (add.info)

A New Opera by an Englishwoman (litho)
1600821 A New Opera by an Englishwoman (litho) by Wright, Henry Charles Seppings (1850-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: A New Opera by an Englishwoman, Scenes from " Der Wald)

Mr Walter Passmore in Iolanthe (colour photo)
2818006 Mr Walter Passmore in Iolanthe (colour photo) by English photographer, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mr Walter Passmore in Iolanthe)

Miss Ellen Terry as "Iolanthe"(b / w photo)
3651231 Miss Ellen Terry as " Iolanthe" (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

WALTER PASSMORE / IOLANTHE
WALTER PASSMORE Comic actor and singer, best known for his Gilbert & Sullivan roles, seen here in Iolanthe Date: 1867 - 1946

Clara Dow and Henry Lytton in Iolanthe, 1907

Walter Passmore in Iolanthe, c1902. Artist: Ellis & Walery
Walter Passmore in Iolanthe, c1902. British actor Passmore (1867-1946) as the Lord Chancellor in Gilbert and Sullivans Iolanthe

Stage shot of a performance of Iolanthe
Stage shot of a London performance of Iolanthe - the comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan. This is likely the D Oyly Carte 1915 Tour production, featuring Nellie Briercliffe in the lead role

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"Iolanthe: A Magical Opera Journey Through Time" Step into the enchanting world of "Iolanthe, " a timeless masterpiece that has captivated audiences for generations. With its captivating music and mesmerizing storyline, this operatic gem continues to shine brightly. Walter Passmore's portrayal brings forth an extraordinary performance that leaves spectators in awe. His talent and dedication are evident as he effortlessly embodies the character, immersing us in her world of magic and wonder. The music cover of "Iola" entices us with its vibrant colors and intricate design, hinting at the musical delights that await within. It serves as a gateway to a realm where fairies reign supreme and love conquers all. "The New Dance" showcased in "Iolanthe" adds another layer of excitement to this already dazzling production. The choreography is innovative, pushing boundaries and leaving audiences breathless with every graceful movement. An engraving captures the essence of the iconic Savoy Theatre during an unforgettable performance of "Iolanthe. " The grandeur and elegance depicted transport us back to a time when theater was truly magical. Original designs for both Patience and Iolanthe come alive through detailed engravings. These artistic creations provide insight into the creative process behind these beloved productions, showcasing the genius minds at work. "A New Opera by an Englishwoman" lithograph celebrates women's contributions to opera, highlighting their immense talent and creativity. It serves as a reminder that art knows no gender boundaries. Mr. Walter Passmore shines brightly in his role as Iolanthe through a stunning color photograph. His commanding presence on stage is undeniable, drawing viewers deeper into this fantastical tale. Miss Ellen Terry's portrayal captured in black-and-white photography showcases her remarkable acting prowess. Her expressive face tells stories without uttering a single word, leaving an indelible mark on our hearts.