His Fatal Beauty by Arthur Shirley
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His Fatal Beauty by Arthur Shirley
Promotional postcard for His Fatal Beauty by Arthur Shirley; lyrics and sketches by H. Chance Newton &c.; music John Crook &c. First produced Metropole Theatre, Camberwell, 27th April 1903. Flyer for Eugene C. Staffords Co. The photo is presuma-bly of Stafford, The Original Pioneer of The Private Secretary (see below). Touring to the Empire Theatre, Southend, 18th May 1903. Everything Smart and Up-to-Date" Date: 1903
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His Fatal Beauty,
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a captivating theatrical production by Arthur Shirley, graced the stages of London's Metropole Theatre on April 27, 1903. This groundbreaking show, featuring lyrics and sketches by H. Chance Newton and music by John Crook and others, was an instant sensation, combining elements of popular entertainment such as pantomime, revue, comedy, and farce with a touch of musical numbers. The image on this vintage postcard, published by Eugene C. Staffords Co., is believed to be of Eugene C. Stafford himself, the original Pioneer of The Private Secretary, who brought "His Fatal Beauty" to life on stage. The production, touted as "Everything Smart and Up-to-Date," was a critical and commercial success, and soon toured to the Empire Theatre in Southend on May 18, 1903. The allure of "His Fatal Beauty" was undeniable, drawing in audiences with its witty dialogue, catchy tunes, and visually stunning production design. The play's title refers to the intriguing and dangerous allure of beauty, a theme that resonated with audiences in the early 20th century and continues to captivate us today. This postcard is a fascinating glimpse into the world of early 20th century theatre, showcasing the charm and excitement of live entertainment during a time when the stage was a place of innovation and creativity. Whether you're a theatre historian, a fan of vintage ephemera, or simply intrigued by the history of popular culture, this postcard is a must-have addition to your collection. Join us as we take a step back in time and explore the world of "His Fatal Beauty" and the captivating theatrical landscape of 1903. Experience the magic of live entertainment as it was meant to be seen, through the eyes of those who were there.
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