£120.00
Date c 1870's
London Prince Of Wales Theatre – The Vicarage – c1870
A Victorian programme for The Vicarage at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, from around the 1870s.
The cast features Arthur Cecil, Mr (W H) Kendal, George Honey and Charlotta Addison, all familiar names from the celebrated company that made the little Tottenham Street theatre fashionable.
Programmes from this era of London comedy are increasingly scarce, and this is a charming example of old theatre programmes from the Victorian stage.
| Production | The Vicarage |
|---|---|
| Venue | Prince Of Wales Theatre – London |
| Cast | Arthur Cecil – Mr Kendal, George Honey – Charlotta Addison |
Condition: V Good, cfld, vlcr
Did you know?
- This is the original Prince of Wales’s Theatre in Tottenham Street, run by Marie Wilton and Squire Bancroft; the present Prince of Wales Theatre in Coventry Street did not open until 1884.
- The Kendals, William and Madge, were among the most famous acting partnerships of Victorian theatre.
- Arthur Cecil later went into management at the Court Theatre with John Clayton.
SKU: T00520
