Maude Fealy – The Sketch – 18th September 1901

Alice Lloyd – The Sketch – Wednesday 27th January 1897

 

Alice Lloyd as Dandini at the New Pavilion Theatre, Drury Lane, London – The Sketch – Wednesday 27th January 1897

Alice Lloyd (Ogden’s Guinea Gold Cigarettes – 972)

 

Miss Daisy Wood – Cinderella – The Sketch – 20th January 1897

The Marie Lloyd Family – The Sketch – Wednesday 8th February 1933

“THE MARIE LLOYD FAMILY” – FOR RECALLING MARIE AND THEMSELVES

 

They are (from left to right) Alice Lloyd; Marie Lloyd junior, daughter of the great Marie; Daisy Wood (the only one using the real family surname, instead of the famous stage name); and Rosie Lloyd. They are at the Palladium, where they are reviving a number of Marie’s songs and some of their own.)

The Sketch – Wednesday 8^th February 1933

Mr. Malcolm Scott – The Sketch – Wednesday 17th June 1908

 

WILL MANCHESTER BAR HIM OR WATCH HIM?

  MALCOLM SCOTT AS SALOME AND IN DIRECTOIRE DRESS.

 

Mr. Malcolm Scott, who is appearing at the London Pavilion, now gives a “Salome” dance in the Maud Allan manner (more or less), and also dons a Directoire dress. When next he goes to Manchester, will the Watch Committee who decided to ban Miss Allan’s “Salome” dance bar him also? If so, Manchester will suffer yet another blow. The end of the chorus of Mr. Scott’s Directoire song is as follows; “You think I’m fast, and you think I’ve got a past, You have never seen my costume in a rectory. If you want my name simply go and look in your directory.”

 

The Sketch – Wednesday 17^th June 1908

Maude Fealy – The Sketch – 15th February 1905.

 

“Miss Maude Fealy, who is playing fair Rosamund in Tennyson’s “Becket”

Ethyl Haydon – The Shop Girl – The Sketch – Wednesday 6th November 1895

Ethyl Hayden and George Robey (Rotary 1176 A)

Deanna Durbin – The Sketch – Wednesday 21st December 1938

Deanna Durbin – The Sketch – Wednesday 8th December 1937

Deanna Durbin – The Sketch – Wednesday 19th June 1940