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Novello Collection

Ivor Novello, the Welsh composer and actor, was a true star of his time

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Novello Collection: Chelsea Arts Ball - Noel Coward and Ivor Novello
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello star of The Rat (1925)
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Novello Collection: A Member of Tattersall s
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and Mae Marsh in The Rat (1925)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and Frances Doble in The Vortex (1928)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and Mabel Poulton in The Constant Nymph (1928)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello - Welsh composer and actor
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Novello Collection: The British film ad stage star Ivor Novello, 1920s
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Novello Collection: Isabel Jeans, Ivor Novello, Dorothy Dickson
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello in I Lived With You
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Novello Collection: Madelaine Carroll, actress (1906-1987), studio portrait. With description
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and Isabel Jeans in film, The Return of the Rat
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Novello Collection: The House That Jack Built, Adelphi Theatre, London
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Novello Collection: Portrait of Vincent Novello (1781-1861), 1830. Creator: Humphrys, William (1794-1865)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello confesses: It Takes Me A Long Time To Compose A Score, But It Only Takes Booths Two
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello (183-1951), Welsh composer, singer and actor, c1920s
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Novello Collection: Clara Novello, 1818-1908. English Operatic Soprano Singer. Engraved By D. J
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello in The Constant Nymph (1928)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and Isabel Jeans in Downhill 1927)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and Isabel Jeans in The Triumph of the Rat (192
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Novello Collection: Madame Novello Davies & her son, Ivor Novello
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Novello Collection: Fresh Fields by Ivor Novello
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Novello Collection: Arlette, by Austen Huron and George Arthurs
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello (right)
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Novello Collection: The Rat by David L Estrange
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Novello Collection: Proscenium by Ivor Novello
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello & Michael Balcon signing a contract (1926)
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Novello Collection: Scenese from The Constant Nymph (1928)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and Benita Hume in The South Sea Bubble (1928)
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Novello Collection: Scenes from The Constant Nymph (1928)
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Novello Collection: A scene from The Constant Nymph (1928)
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Novello Collection: Mabel Poulton in The Constant Nymph (1928)
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Novello Collection: A scene from The Constant Nymph (1928) with Ivor Novello
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and June in The Lodger (1926)
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Novello Collection: A scene from The Lodger (1926)
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Novello Collection: A scene form The Lodger (1926)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and Annette Benson in Downhill (1927)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello in The Lodger (1926)
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Novello Collection: Two scenes of the filming of the Return of the Rat (1929)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and Nina Vanna in The Triumph of the Rat (1926)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello in The Return of the Rat (1929)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello and Mabel Poulton in The Return of the Rat (19
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Novello Collection: Scense from The Rat (1925)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello in The Rat (1925)
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Novello Collection: Scenes from the Gallant Hassar (1928)
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Novello Collection: A scene from the Gallant Hassar (1928)
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Novello Collection: Ivor Novello as the The Rat (1925)


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Ivor Novello, the Welsh composer and actor, was a true star of his time. Known for his captivating performances on both stage and screen, Novello left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. One of his notable roles was in "The Rat" (1925), where he showcased his talent alongside Mae Marsh. Their chemistry was undeniable, making it a memorable film for audiences worldwide. Novello's involvement in various productions extended beyond acting. He also wrote music for plays such as "A Member of Tattersall's, " further showcasing his versatility as an artist. His collaborations with other renowned figures were equally noteworthy. At the Chelsea Arts Ball, he shared the spotlight with none other than Noel Coward himself, two creative powerhouses coming together to create magic. In "The Vortex" (1928), Novello starred alongside Frances Doble, delivering a powerful performance that resonated with audiences long after the curtains fell. The intensity they brought to their roles made this production truly unforgettable. Another significant film in Novello's career was "The Constant Nymph" (1928). His on-screen chemistry with Mabel Poulton added depth and emotion to this timeless love story. Throughout the 1920s, Novello solidified himself as one of Britain's most beloved stars. His contributions to both film and stage were unparalleled during this era. Collaborations continued to shape Novello's career; working alongside Isabel Jeans in "The Return of the Rat" allowed him to showcase yet another facet of his talent – proving that he could captivate audiences no matter who stood beside him on screen or stage. While primarily known for his acting prowess, it is important not to overlook Novello's musical abilities. As a composer hailing from Wales, he brought unique melodies and harmonies into many productions throughout his illustrious career. Novello may have been temporarily lured away from the stage by the allure of the silver screen, but his impact remained undeniable.