Hearn Collection

Theatre, Mercenary Mary 1925, Nerman
Mercenary Mary, a successful comedy, playing at the London Hippodrome, staring Mr A. W. Baskcomb, Frank Masters, Peggy O Neil (Mary) Lew Hearn, June and Sonnie Hale

Barry Hearn Boxing Manager 08 March 1994 Date: 08 March 1994

Barry Hearn, Neil Robertson & Mum Alison World Snooker Champion Betfred.Com World Snooker Championship The Crucible, Sheffield, England 03 May 2010 Date: 03 May 2010

Barry Hearn & Graeme Dott Betfred World Snooker Betfred.Com World Snooker Championship The Crucible, Sheffield, England 03 May 2010 Date: 03 May 2010

Barry Hearn & Judd Trump World Snooker Champion Betfred.Com World Snooker Championship The Crucible, Sheffield, England 02 May 2011 Date: 02 May 2011

Barry Hearn, Neil Robertson, Mum & Fred Done World Snooker Champion Betfred.Com World Snooker Championship The Crucible, Sheffield, England 03 May 2010 Date: 03 May 2010

Ronnie O Sullivan & Ronnie Jnr, Barry Hearn & Fred Do
Ronnie O Sullivan & Date: 07 May 2012

Barry Hearn Snooker Manager 03 December 1991 Date: 03 December 1991

The Project of the Bridge across Neva River by Ivan Kulibin. Found in the Collection of State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

James Hearn, actor, 1906. Artist: FW Burford
James Hearn, actor, 1906

Thomas Hearne Or Hearn 1678 To 1735. English Antiquarian. From The Book Crabbes Historical Dictionary Published 1825

LAFCADIO HEARN (1850-1904). American writer, born in Greece of Greek and British parents. Photographed with his wife, Setsuko Koizumi, and their son

Portrait of Mary I of England Source Scanned from Hearn, Karen, ed. Dynasties: Painting in Tudor and Jacobean England 1530-1630. painted 1555-58 by Hans Eworth

LAFCADIO HEARN (1850-1904). American writer. Wood engraving, 1887

Tom Hearn / Variety 1905
TOM HEARN Music hall entertainer: The Laziest Juggler on Earth

Lafcadio Hearn
LAFCADIO HEARN American writer (notably on Japan); born in Levkas; became a Japanese citizen in 1895

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Barry Hearn, a name synonymous with success and innovation in various fields. From the world of theatre to the realm of sports, he has left an indelible mark on each venture he embarked upon. In 1925, Hearn's passion for theatre led him to produce the captivating play "Mercenary Mary, " which enthralled audiences with its gripping storyline and stellar performances. His knack for spotting talent extended beyond the stage as he discovered Nerman, a prodigious actor who would go on to become a household name. But it was in the sporting arena where Hearn truly made his mark. Collaborating with renowned snooker players such as Neil Robertson and Graeme Dott, he revolutionized the game by introducing innovative formats that captivated fans worldwide. The rise of Judd Trump under his guidance further solidified his reputation as a mastermind behind champions. Hearn's vision extended beyond snooker; he also forged partnerships with influential figures like Fred Done to create unforgettable moments in sports history. One such moment came when Ronnie O'Sullivan and his son Ronnie Jr. , joined forces with Barry Hearn and Fred Done, creating an unbreakable bond between generations. Yet amidst all these accomplishments, Hearn remained humble and grounded. Inspired by Ivan Kulibin's project of building a bridge across Neva River, he embraced challenges head-on and relentlessly pursued excellence in every endeavor. The influence of Barry Hearn even transcended familial ties; James Hearn followed in his footsteps as an actor during the early 1900s. Their shared love for performing arts showcased their artistic prowess while honoring their family legacy. Through it all, one thing remains constant - Barry Hearn's unwavering commitment to success. Whether it be producing groundbreaking plays or transforming sports industries globally, his relentless drive continues to inspire generations to dream big and achieve greatness. Barry Hearn.