£85.00
Date 11/10/1875
Birmingham Prince Of Wales Theatre – Still Waters Run Deep 1875
An original Victorian programme for Still Waters Run Deep at the Prince Of Wales Theatre, Birmingham, dated 11 October 1875.
Tom Taylor’s comedy concerns a seemingly meek husband, John Mildmay, who quietly outwits a swindler and takes charge of his own household.
The cast includes Arthur Cecil, Osmond Tearle, William Young, Amy Crawford, Mr W Mackintosh and Miss Waverley. Removed from a bound volume and in really nice condition, this is a fine piece of Victorian theatre memorabilia.
| Production | Still Waters Run Deep |
|---|---|
| Venue | Prince Of Wales Theatre – Birmingham |
| Cast | Arthur Cecil – Osmond Tearle, William Young – Amy Crawford, Mr W Mackintosh – Miss Waverley, removed from an ex-bound volume, in really nice condition |
Condition: V Good, Vlcr, 2 tiny pin holes at the spine from being an ex Bound volume issue
Did you know?
- Still Waters Run Deep was first staged at the Olympic Theatre, London, in 1855.
- Tom Taylor also wrote Our American Cousin, the play President Lincoln was watching when he was assassinated in 1865.
- Taylor was also editor of the satirical magazine Punch from 1874 until his death in 1880.
SKU: T01998
