Bronson Collection

Peter Pan film 1924
An American film of Peter Pan. Directed by Sir James Barries. Hook played by Ernest Torrence. A selection of stills is seen here. Date: 1924

Betty Bronson (1906-1971), American film star, 1928. Artist: WD & HO Wills
Betty Bronson (1906-1971), American film star, 1928. Number 6 (of 25) in the second set of WD & HO Wills Cigarette Cards entitled Cinema Stars (1928)

Soho, London - Charing Cross Road WC2 - Astoria Theatre. 1973

Rw Emerson / Summerhouse
RALPH WALDO EMERSON Summerhouse in the American writers garden at Concord, Massachusetts: it was used by a neighbour, Bronson Alcott Date: 1803 - 1882

Bronson Crocker Howard
BRONSON CROCKER HOWARD American playwright who had a string of successes commencing with Saratoga 1870. Date: 1842 - 1908

AMOS BRONSON ALCOTT (1799-1888). American philosopher and writer. Father of American author Louisa May Alcott. Photograph, late 19th century

The greater Shenandoah by Bronson Howard. Date c1894

Bronson Howards greater Shenandoah. Date c1898

Wm. H. Crane as Peter Stuyvesant, Governor of New Amsterdam by Brander Matthews & Bronson Howard. Date c1899

Isaac Bronson
ISaC BRONSON American lawyer. with his autograph Date: 1760 - 1838

Not so Long Ago, 1925

EVERYBODYs ACTING, 1926. Betty Bronson, Stuart Holmes and Edward Martindel

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