Studholme Collection

Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatters tea party starring Marie Studholme as Alice and Stanley Brett as the Mad Hatter at The Prince of Wales Theatre, West End, London. Date: 1907

Marie Studholme, English actress and singer
Marie Studholme (Caroline Maria Lupton, 1872-1930), English actress and singer. Date: early 20th century

Marie Studholme (1872 - 1930), English actress, feeding her pet parrot Date: 1907

Allerdale CA7 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Allerdale CA7 5

Weighing Tea Leaves - Tea Plantation - Sri Lanka
Lady Madcap - " We are Little Ladies who are keen on shooting" - see 10088566 (for a portrait of Marie Studholme, the star of the show)

Miss Marie Studholme, (1872-1930), c1930. Creator: Unknown
Miss Marie Studholme, (1872-1930), c1930. Caroline Maria Lupton was an English actress and singer in Victorian and Edwardian musical comedy. [James Bacon & Sons, Newcastle-On-Tyne]

Inset circular portrait photograph of Miss Marie Studholme (Caroline Maria Lupton) (1872-1930) - English actress and singer known for her supporting and sometimes starring roles in Victorian

Marie Studholme, British actress, c1900s(?). Artist: Rotary Photo
Marie Studholme, British actress, c1900s(?). Marie Studholme (1875-1930) was born Marion Lupton. She starred in Victorian and Edwardian musical comedies

Marie Studholme (1875-1930), English theatre actress, 1902-1903. Artist: Alfred Ellis & Walery
Marie Studholme (1875-1930), English theatre actress, 1902-1903. From Penroses Pictorial Annual 1902-1903, An Illustrated Review of the Graphic Arts, volume 8

Marie Studholme (1872-1930), English actress, 1904

Marie Studholme (1875-1930), English actress, 1900s. Artist: W&D Downey
Marie Studholme (1875-1930), English actress, 1900s. From the Rotary Photographic Series

Marie Studholme, English theatre actress, 1901. Artist: Fred Catling
Marie Studholme, English theatre actress, 1901. Illustration from The Process Year Book, A Review of the Illustrated Arts. published by AW Penrose & Co, (London, 1901)

Union Jack Flag - Marie Studholme portrait (inset)
Union Jack Flag - Marie Studholme (1872-1930) - British Actress - portrait (inset) Date: 1906

Miss Mary Studholme - British Actress and Jumbo Junior
Miss Mary Studholme (1872-1930) - British Actress pictured with Jumbo Junior from the Royal Italian Circus. Date: circa 1905

Marie Studholme (1872 - 1930), English actress, as Paulette in My Mimosa Maid. Date: 1909

Actress Marie Studholme, . Date: 1920s

Studholme Brownrigg
Colonel STUDHOLME BROWNRIGG British soldier in the Crimea, who did not distinguish himself sufficiently to rate a mention in any of our reference books. Date: CIRCA 1854

Marie Studholme / Geisha
MARIE STUDHOLME Actress, in the role of The Geisha

Marie Studholme / Players
MARIE STUDHOLME Actress, in The Toreador

Marie Studholme / Postcard
The popular actress Marie Studholme poses with her pet parrot in its cage

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"Step into the enchanting world of Studholme, where Alice in Wonderland comes to life. In 1907, Marie Studholme captivated audiences as she portrayed a whimsical Alice alongside Stanley Brett's eccentric Mad Hatter at The Prince of Wales Theatre in London's West End. This captivating performance transported spectators into a realm filled with tea parties and fantastical adventures. Marie Studholme, an English actress and singer, was the epitome of grace and talent. Her name became synonymous with elegance and charm both on and off the stage. With her radiant smile and undeniable charisma, she captured the hearts of many. Studholme's fame extended beyond her theatrical endeavors. Nestled within Allerdale CA7 5 Map lies a picturesque tea plantation where leaves are carefully weighed to create the perfect brew. Just like these delicate leaves, Marie Studholme possessed an exquisite beauty that left a lasting impression on all who encountered her. A stunning photograph from c1930 showcases Miss Marie Studholme in all her glory - an enigmatic figure whose allure remains timeless even today. Another portrait captures her essence through a circular frame, highlighting every detail that made her so captivating. The early 1900s saw Marie Studholme shine brightly under the spotlight as British artists immortalized her through their lenses. From Alfred Ellis & Walery to Johnston & Hoffmann, each artist sought to capture not only her physical beauty but also the essence of her talent. As we delve further into history, another glimpse reveals Miss Studholme during one of her performances in 1904 - radiating confidence and poise on stage as she mesmerized audiences night after night. Though time may have passed since those glorious days on stage, Marie Studholme's legacy lives on forever. Her impact as an English theatre actress is undeniable; she left an indelible mark upon the hearts of all who witnessed her brilliance. "