Hawtrey Collection

Priscilla and the Profligate, Duke of Yorks Theatre, London
Priscilla and the Profligate, a play by Laura Wildig, at the Duke of Yorks Theatre, London, produced by Charles Hawtrey. circa 1920s

The Private Secretary by Charles Hawtrey - I m not delicate Date: circa 1900s

Cartoon, William Sydney Penley in Private Secretary
Cartoon, William Sydney Penley (1851-1912), English actor, singer and comedian, in The Private Secretary, a farce by Charles Hawtrey. 1884

Cartoon, Charles Hawtrey, actor and theatre manager
Cartoon, Charles Hawtrey (1858-1923), English actor, director, producer and manager - Don t put your fingers into too many pies, Mr Hawtrey! 1885

Cartoon, W J Hill as Mr Cattermole in Private Secretary
Cartoon, William Jones Hill (1834-1888) as Mr Cattermole in a theatre production of Private Secretary, a farce in three acts by Charles Hawtrey. 1884

Charles Hawtrey, English actor, director, producer
Charles Hawtrey (1858-1923), English actor, director, producer and theatre manager. circa 1900

Charles Hawtrey, English actor, director and producer

Sir Charles Henry Hawtrey in A Message from Mars, c1902. Artist: Ellis & Walery
Sir Charles Henry Hawtrey in A Message from Mars, c1902. British stage actor, comedian, director and producer Sir Charles Henry Hawtrey (1858- 1923) as Horace Parker

The Cuckoo by Charles E. Brookfield (19 May 1857 20 October 1913) adapted from Decore by H. Meilhac (Theatre des Varietes, Paris, 27th January 1888)

Charles Hawtrey / Vfair 92
(Sir) CHARLES HAWTREY English actor-manager Date: 1858 - 1923

The Private Secretary by Charles Hawtrey
Promotional postcard for The Private Secretary by Charles Hawtrey, from Der B|ibliothekar by Gustav Von Moser (1878). First pro-duced Theatre Royal, Cambridge 14th November 1883 and Princes Theatre

Cartoon, Charles Henry Hawtrey, English actor
Cartoon, Sir Charles Henry Hawtrey (1858-1923), English actor, director, producer and manager. circa 1910s

Edward Craven Hawtrey
EDWARD CRAVEN HAWTREY Educator: Provost of Eton College. Date: 1789 - 1862

Dr O Grady Arrives - Cast caricatures
Dr O Grady Arrives Nerman of the Play by Canon Hannay, the inclusion of lifelike interpretations of the acting cast by Nerman, (from left to right) Miss Helen Ferrers as lady Rothconnell

Charles Hawtrey / Players
(Sir) CHARLES HAWTREY English actor-manager in A Message from Mars

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"Hawtrey: A Theatrical Maestro and Versatile Performer" Step into the world of Charles Hawtrey, a renowned English actor, director, and producer who left an indelible mark on the theatrical landscape. From his captivating performances in Priscilla and the Profligate at Duke of Yorks Theatre in London to his iconic role in The Private Secretary by Charles Hawtrey - I'm not delicate, circa 1900s was a time when Hawtrey's talent shone brightly. Cartoons immortalized this charismatic actor as William Sydney Penley in Private Secretary or as Mr. Cattermole portrayed by W. J Hill. These illustrations captured his ability to bring characters to life with finesse and humor. As an accomplished theatre manager, he showcased his multifaceted expertise both on stage and behind the scenes. One cannot overlook Sir Charles Henry Hawtrey's portrayal in A Message from Mars, c1902; it exemplified his versatility as an artist. With every performance, whether it be drama or comedy like The Cuckoo by Charles E. Brookfield, Hawtrey effortlessly commanded attention with impeccable timing and charisma. Beyond the footlights, Charles Hawtrey's influence extended far beyond acting alone. He took on roles as a director and producer—showcasing his passion for all aspects of theater production. Even today, we remember this extraordinary man whose legacy lives on through countless productions that have graced stages worldwide. Whether it is capturing hearts with Priscilla and the Profligate or leaving audiences doubled over with laughter through The Private Secretary by Charles Hawtrey—Hawtrey remains etched in our memories as a true theatrical maestro who shaped British entertainment history forever.