Impersonating Collection

Alfred Lester impersonating Gwen Farrar
Actor Alfred Lester doing a very decent impression of actress Gwen Farrar, with whom he was starring in the revue, Rats at the Vaudeville Theatre in 1923. Date: 1923

Ms Lat. Q. v. I. 126 fol. 19v Isaac blessing Jacob, from Book of Hours of Louis d
XJL197008 Ms Lat. Q.v.I.126 fol.19v Isaac blessing Jacob, from Book of Hours of Louis d Orleans, 1490 (vellum) by Colombe, Jean (c.1430-c.93); total:225x155 cm; National Library, St

A budding humorist of the East End doing a Charlie Chaplin impression (b / w photo)
3637510 A budding humorist of the East End doing a Charlie Chaplin impression (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Inquisition. Spain
Inquisition. Trial to the Sergeant Francisco Mayoral for impersonating Luis Maria de Borbon, Infante of Spain. Barcelona, A?a?A?a?1818

Charles Stratton, the American dwarf, 1844
A review, as featured in the Illustrated London News, 1844, reporting on the recent performance of Charles S. Stratton, the American dwarf (also known as General Tom Thumb)

Old Bill in Mesopotamia, Nobodies Concert, WW1
A leading member of " The Nobodies" Concert Party for entertaining troops in Mesopotamia, impersonating Old Bill the lead character in the popular cartoons of Captain Bruce Bairnsfather in

Beatrice Lillie as Charlie Chaplin, 1918
Beatrice Lillie (1894 - 1989) British actress, later Lady Peel after she married Robert ( Bobbie ) Peel, who succeeded to his fathers baronetcy in 1925

The hoax Captain of K�ick
The sham Captain of K� ick and his triumph of genius. 1. the sham captain signing the receipt for the municipal money; 2

Burlesquing the Kaiser
A French chasseur trooper impersonating Kaiser Wilhelm II, delivering a humorous monologue at a local open-air fete

Hernes Oak / Merry Wives
A scene from The Merry Wives of Windsor, in which Falstaff falls beside Hernes Oak whilst impersonating Herne the Hunter, the phantom who haunts Windsor Great Park

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"Unveiling the Art of Impersonating: From Historical Figures to Comedic Icons" Step into the world of impersonation as Alfred Lester channels the spirit of Gwen Farrar, captivating audiences with his uncanny portrayal. (Alfred Lester impersonating Gwen Farrar) Travel back in time through the pages of Ms Lat. Q. v. I. 126 fol. 19v and witness Isaac blessing Jacob, a scene brought to life by skilled actors who masterfully embody these biblical characters. (Ms Lat. Q. v. I. 126 fol. 19v Isaac blessing Jacob, from Book of Hours of Louis d') Discover the East End's budding humorist as he pays homage to Charlie Chaplin through an impressive black and white photograph that captures both his physical resemblance and comedic talent flawlessly. (A budding humorist of the East End doing a Charlie Chaplin impression (b / w photo)) Marvel at a Greek terracotta vessel dating back to the 2nd century BC, showcasing a comic actor frozen in time, forever immortalized for his ability to entertain ancient audiences with his wit and charm. (Greek terracotta vessel of a comic actor, 2nd century BC) Delve into history's dark side as we explore Spain during the Inquisition period when individuals would assume false identities out of fear or survival, blurring lines between truth and deception. (Inquisition. Spain) Witness Charles Stratton, known as "the American dwarf, " captivating crowds across America in 1844 with his extraordinary performances that defied societal expectations and showcased immense talent despite physical differences. (Charles Stratton, the American dwarf, 1844) Journey alongside Old Bill in Mesopotamia during WW1 where nobodies transformed into stars on stage for The Nobodies Concert – an event that united soldiers through laughter amidst chaos and uncertainty.