Tranny Collection (page 4)

SILENT STILL: MAN IN DRAG. From left, Jack Duffy, Evelyn Francisco, Lionel Belmore, Ann Pennington, Julian Eltinge and David Jones in Madame Lucy, 1925

Man dressed as a woman - Amiens, France
Rather butch man dressed as a woman - Amiens, France. The card is signed: Your Dearest Bud

Cross-dressing male dancer
An amusing postcard depiction of a cross-dressing male stage performer from the north-west of England in frilly white dancers attire and silk headband

Panto Robinson Crusoe
Lydia Thompson (1836-1908) in the part of Crusoe, which in pantomume is traditionally a transvestite role

Chevalier D eon, Mason
Charles-Genevieve-Louis- Auguste-Andre Timothee, le Chevalier d Eon, French adventurer and transvestite, depicted here as a Freemason in 1768

Nellie Farren
ELLEN Nellie FARREN actress who is best known as Principal Boy and other transvestite parts : here as Ganem in The forty thieves

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"Tranny: Celebrating the Art of Gender Transformation Throughout History" Step into a world where gender boundaries are blurred, and self-expression knows no limits. From the fencing match between Mademoiselle La Chevaliere D Eon De Beaumont and Monsieur De Saint George to the iconic Hollywood film "Some Like It Hot, " explore the captivating journey of individuals who challenge societal norms. Witness the fearless cyclists of Sangers Circus in Haverfordwest, South Wales, as they defy expectations with their mesmerizing performances. Marvel at Mr Malcolm Scott's stunning portrayal of Salome, showcasing the power of transformation through artistry. Intriguingly captured in a Roman mosaic from Pompeii, experience an ancient scene from a play featuring masked actors - a testament to how long this fascination with disguise has existed throughout history. Embrace diversity as we delve into portraits capturing groups of transvestites fearlessly expressing themselves. Discover Chevalier d Eon de Beaumont's enigmatic presence in Kirby's Wonderful Museum and Fanny Bowers' striking depiction of Portia in 1891. Venture beyond borders to witness Hijras, transvestites who have played significant roles within Indian society for centuries. Their vibrant traditions continue to inspire us today. Join drag artist Ron Storme on his quest for authenticity as he reminds us that sometimes one must do what one must do - regardless of societal expectations or judgments. Finally, immerse yourself in a contest like no other; watch contestants line up to showcase their incredible talent as they compete for the title of best female impersonator - proving that true artistry knows no bounds. "Tranny" invites you on an extraordinary journey through time and cultures, celebrating those who have dared to embrace their true selves while challenging conventional notions along the way.