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The
theatrical roles of Sir Henry Irving
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Play |
Role |
Manchester
Athenaeum: 25 February 1865 |
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1 |
The
Exposure of the Davenport Brothers |
The
Doctor (Doctor Ferguson) |
Prince's
Theatre, Manchester: 5 April 1865 |
|
1 |
Louis
XI |
Duc
de Nemours |
Free
Trade Hall, Manchester: 12 April 1865 |
|
1 |
The
Exposure of the Davenport Brothers |
The
Doctor (Doctor Ferguson) |
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2 |
Raising
the Wind |
Jeremy
Diddler |
|
3 |
Who
Speaks First? |
Captain
Charles |
Prince
of Wales Operetta House, Edinburgh: 8 to 20 May 1865 |
|
1 |
The
Dark Cloud |
Philip
Austin |
|
2 |
George
Barnwell |
George
Barnwell |
|
3 |
Raising
the Wind |
Jeremy
Diddler |
|
4 |
Robert
Macaire |
Robert
Macaire |
|
5 |
The
Ticket of Leave Man |
Bob
Brierly |
Prince's
Theatre, Manchester: 30 May to 8 June 1865 |
|
1 |
Extremes |
Frank
Hawthorn |
|
2 |
King Lear |
Edmund |
|
3 |
Much Ado About Nothing |
Claudio |
|
4 |
My Wife's Dentist |
Dick
Hazard |
Athenaeum,
Bury: 23 June 1865 |
|
1 |
Hamlet |
Hamlet |
|
2 |
My Wife's Dentist |
Dick
Hazard |
Victoria
Hall, Douglas, Isle of Man: 10 July 1865 |
|
1 |
The
Ladies' Club |
Major
Mortar |
|
2 |
A
Wonderful Woman |
Marquis
de Frontignac |
Theatre
Royal, Oxford: 31 July to 31 August 1865 |
|
1 |
The
Flowers of the Forest |
Ishmael |
|
2 |
Fool's
Revenge |
Manfredi |
|
3 |
London
Assurance |
Dazzle |
|
4 |
Macbeth |
Macduff
|
|
5 |
Othello |
Iago |
|
6 |
Robert
Macaire |
Robert
Macaire |
|
7 |
The
School for Scandal |
Charles
Surface |
|
8 |
The
Ticket of Leave Man |
The
Bob Brierly |
|
9 |
Woodcock's
Little Game |
Woodcock
|
Prince
of Wales's Theatre, Birmingham: 11 September to 28 October
1865 |
|
1 |
Dearest
Mamma |
Nettle
Croker |
|
2 |
East
Lynne |
Archibald
Carlyle |
|
3 |
Hamlet |
Laertes |
|
4 |
Medea |
Jason |
|
5 |
My
Aunt's Advice |
Charles
Arundel |
|
6 |
The
Scrap of Paper |
Anatole |
|
7 |
The
Ticket of Leave Man |
Bob
Brierly |
|
8 |
Used
Up |
Ironbrace |
|
9 |
War
to the Knife |
John
Blunt |
St.
James's Hall, Liverpool: 30 October to 18 November 1865
|
|
1 |
All
That Glitters Is Not Gold |
Stephen Plum |
|
2 |
The Bonnie Fishwife |
Wildoates
Heartycheer |
|
3 |
The
Dark Cloud |
Philip
Austin |
|
4 |
Married
Daughters |
Digby Spooner |
|
5 |
Tom
Noddy's Secret |
Captain Orrhond |
|
6 |
Woodcock's
Little Game |
Woodcock |
|
7 |
Who
Speaks First? |
Captain
Charles |
Victoria
Hall, Douglas, Isle of Man: 6 to 8 December 1865
|
Prince
of Wales's, Liverpool: 11 December 1865 to 28 July 1866
|
|
1 |
The
Dark Cloud |
Philip
Austin |
|
2 |
Done
on Both Sides |
John
Brownjohn |
|
3 |
East
Lynne |
Archibald Carlyle |
|
4 |
Ernani
(burlesque) |
Scampa |
|
5 |
The
Fairy Circle |
Phillip
Blake |
|
6 |
The
Favourite of Fortune |
Fox
Bromley |
|
7 |
A
Game of Speculation |
Sir
Harry Lester |
|
8 |
A
Lesson in Love |
Captain
Freeman |
|
9 |
Naval
Engagements |
Lieutenant Kingston |
|
10 |
The
Needful |
Captain
Feargus Daly |
|
11 |
Nine
Points of the Law |
Rollingstone |
|
12 |
Only
A Clod |
Harry Thorncote |
|
13 |
Paris;
or, Vive Lempriere (burlesque) |
Oenone [a female part] |
|
14 |
Raising
the Wind |
Jeremy Diddler |
|
15 |
Robert Macaire |
Robert Macaire |
|
16 |
The
Silver Lining |
Arthur
Merivale |
|
17 |
Used Up |
lronbrace |
| Date
Performed |
Play
Title |
Role |
|
Prince's
Theatre, Manchester |
|
30
July 1866 |
Two
Lives of Mary Leigh |
Rawdon
Scudamore |
|
17
Aug. 1866 |
Plot
and Passion |
Joseph
Fouché |
|
20
Aug. 1866 |
Hamlet |
Ghost |
|
22
Aug. 1866 |
Raising
the Wind |
Jeremy
Diddler |
|
22
Aug. 1866 |
The
Ticket of Leave Man |
Bob
Brierly |
|
24
Aug. 1866 |
Much
Ado About Nothing |
Claudio |
|
24
Aug. 1866 |
A
Sheep in Wolf's Clothing |
Colonel
Kirke |
|
St.
James's Theatre, London |
|
6
Oct. 1866 |
The
Belle's Stratagem |
Doricourt |
|
5
Nov. 1866 |
Hunted
Down [Two Lives of Mary Leigh] |
Rawdon
Scudamore |
|
9
Feb. 1867 |
The
Road to Ruin |
Harry
Dornton |
|
2
Mar. 1867 |
A
Rapid Thaw |
O'Hooligan |
|
19
Mar. 1867 |
The
School for Scandal |
Joseph
Surface |
|
30
Mar. 1867 |
Robert Macaire |
Robert
Macaire |
|
22
Apr. 1867 |
Idalia |
Count
Falcon |
|
27
May 1867 |
My
Aunt's Advice |
Charles
Arundel |
|
1
June 1867 |
Lady
Audley's Secret |
Robert
Audley |
|
18
June 1867 |
The
Serious Family |
Charles
Torrens |
|
Théâtre
italien de Paris |
|
8
July 1867 |
Our
American Cousin |
Abel
Murcott |
|
Manchester,
Dublin, Bristol, Bath, etc. |
|
Aug.-Sept.
1867 |
The
Liar |
Young
Wilding |
|
The
Rivals |
Captain
Absolute |
|
She
Stoops To Conquer |
Young
Marlow |
|
The
Belle's Stratagem |
Doricourt |
|
Lady
Audley's Secret |
Robert
Audley |
|
The
School for Scandal |
Charles
Surface |
|
Prince of Wales's Theatre, Liverpool |
|
30
Sept. 1867 |
Meg's
Diversion |
Sir
Ashley Merton |
|
7
Oct. 1867 |
Nine
Points of the Law |
Rollingstone |
|
St. James's Theatre, London |
|
16
Oct. 1867 |
Only
A Clod
|
Harry
Thorncote |
|
16
Oct. 1867 |
The
Widow Hunt |
Felix
Featherly |
|
4
Nov. 1867 |
A
Story of Procida |
Charles
Mowbray |
|
20
Nov. 1867 |
The
School for Reform |
Ferment
|
|
Queen's Theatre, London |
|
26
Dec. 1867 |
Katherine
and Petruchio |
Petruchio
|
|
8
Jan. 1868 |
Dearer
Than Life |
Bob
Gassitt |
|
11
Apr. 1868 |
Oliver
Twist |
Bill
Sykes |
|
1
June 1868 |
The
School for Scandal |
Charles
Surface |
|
Haymarket Theatre, London |
|
5
June 1868 |
London
Assurance |
Cool |
|
Queen's Theatre, London |
|
8
July 1868 |
The
Rivals |
Faulkland |
|
24
July 1868 |
The
Lancashire Lass |
Robert
Redburn |
|
13
Feb. 1869 |
Not
Guilty |
Robert
Arnold |
|
Drury Lane Theatre, London |
|
11
Mar. 1869 |
The
Spitalfields Weaver |
Brown |
|
Queen's Theatre, London |
|
15
Mar. 1869 |
She
Stoops To Conquer |
Young
Marlow |
|
19
Mar. 1869 |
Plot
and Passion |
De
Neuville |
|
19
Mar. 1869 |
The
Spitalfields Weaver |
Brown |
|
Standard Theatre, London |
|
16
Apr. 1869 |
Ici
on Parle Français (French Before Breakfast) |
Victor
Dubois |
|
16
Apr. 1869 |
Doing
for the Best |
Harry |
|
22
Apr. 1869 |
Dot; or, The Cricket on the Hearth |
Tackleton |
|
4
May 1869 |
Black
Eyed Susan |
Captain
Crosstree |
|
7
May 1869 |
Paul
Pry |
Harry
Stanley |
|
Theatre Royal, Croydon |
|
11
May 1869 |
The
Steeplechase |
Doctor
Clipper |
|
Croydon, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Glasgow, Birmingham |
|
10-29
May 1869 |
Dearer
than Life |
Bob
Gassitt |
|
Oliver
Twist |
Bill
Sykes |
|
The
Spitalfields Weaver |
Brown |
|
Ici
on Parle Français |
Victor
Dubois |
|
Caleb
Plummer/The Cricket on the Hearth |
John
Peerybingle |
|
Surrey
Theatre, London (from 14 June to 3 July 1869) |
|
28
June 1869 |
Dot; or, The Cricket on the Hearth |
John Peerybingle |
|
Haymarket Theatre, London |
|
12
July 1869 |
All
For Money |
Captain
Robert Fitzherbert |
|
Drury Lane Theatre, London |
|
5
Aug. 1859 |
Formosa |
Compton
Kerr |
|
Gaiety Theatre, London |
|
13
Dec. 1869 |
Uncle
Dick's Darling |
Mr.
Reginald Chevenix |
|
Vaudeville Theatre, London |
|
16
April 1870 |
For Love Or Money |
Alfred
Skimmington |
|
4
June 1870 |
Two
Roses |
Digby
Grant |
23
Mar. 1871
|
Boots
at the Swan |
Frank Friskly |
|
5
Apr. 1871 |
A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing |
Colonel
Percy Kirke |
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
|
11
Sept. 1871 |
Fanchette |
Landry
Barbeau |
|
23
Oct. 1871 |
Pickwick |
Alfred Jingle |
|
25
Nov. 1871 |
The
Bells |
Mathias |
|
30
Mar. 1872 |
Raising the Wind |
Jeremy
Diddler |
|
28
Sept. 1872 |
King
Charles I |
Charles
I |
|
19
Apr. 1873 |
Eugene
Aram |
Eugene
Aram |
|
27
Sept. 1873 |
Richelieu |
Cardinal
Richelieu |
|
7
Feb. 1874 |
Philip |
Philip
of Miraflore |
|
31
Oct. 1874 |
Hamlet |
Hamlet |
|
25
Sep. 1875 |
Macbeth |
Macbeth |
|
14
Feb. 1876 |
Othello
|
Othello |
|
18
Apr. 1876 |
Queen
Mary |
King
Philip |
12
June 1876
|
The
Belle's Stratagem |
Doricourt |
|
23
June 1876 |
King
René's Daughter |
Count
Tristan |
|
29
Jan. 1877 |
Richard
III |
Duke
of Glo'ster |
19
May 1877
|
The
Lyons Mail |
Dubosc
and Lesurques |
9
Mar. 1878
|
Louis
XI |
Louis
XI |
|
8
June 1878 |
Vanderdecken
|
Vanderdecken |
|
8
July 1878 |
Jingle |
Alfred
Jingle |
|
30
Dec. 1878 |
Hamlet
|
Hamlet |
|
17
Apr. 1879 |
Lady
of Lyons |
Claude
Melnotte |
|
6
June 1879 |
Eugene
Aram |
Eugene
Aram |
|
13
June 1879 |
Richelieu
|
Cardinal
Richelieu |
|
20
June 1879 |
Louis
XI |
Louis
XI |
27
June 1879
|
Charles
I |
Charles
I |
4
July 1879
|
The
Lyons Mail |
Dubosc
and Lesurques |
11
July 1879
|
The
Bells |
Mathias |
25
July 1879
|
Richard
III (first act) |
Duke
of Glo'ster |
25
July 1879
|
Raising
the Wind |
Jeremy
Diddler |
|
27
Sept. 1879 |
The
Iron Chest |
Sir
Edward Mortimer |
|
1
Nov. 1879 |
The
Merchant of Venice |
Shylock |
|
10
Dec. 1879 |
Two
Roses |
Digby
Grant |
20
May 1880
|
Iolanthe |
Count
Tristan |
18
Sept. 1880
|
The
Corsican Brothers |
Fabien
and Louis dei Franchi |
|
3
Jan. 1881 |
The
Cup |
Synorix |
16
April 1881
|
The
Belle's Stratagem |
Doricourt |
|
2
May 1881 |
Othello |
Iago |
|
9
May 1881 |
Othello |
Othello |
|
23
July 1881 |
The
Hunchback (scene from) |
Modus |
|
26
Dec. 1881 |
Two
Roses |
Digby
Grant |
|
8
Mar. 1882 |
Romeo
and Juliet |
Romeo |
|
11
Oct. 1882 |
Much
Ado About Nothing |
Benedick |
|
14
June 1883 |
Robert
Macaire |
Robert
Macaire |
First North American Tour, 29 October 1883 to 26 April 1884
Locations: New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore,
Brooklyn, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Columbus, Indianapolis,
Detroit, Toronto, Washington, New Haven, Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford, Philadelphia
Plays: The Bells, Charles the Fat, Louis XI, The Merchant
of Venice, The Lyons Mail, The Belle's Stratagem, Hamlet, Much
Ado About Nothing |
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
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8
July 1884 |
Twelfth
Night |
Malvolio |
Second North American Tour, 30 September 1884 to 24 April
1885
Locations: Quebec, Montreal, London, Hamilton, Toronto,
Buffalo, Syracuse, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Washington
Plays: The Merchant of Venice, The Bells, Louis XI, Hamlet,
Much Ado About Nothing, Twelfth Night, Richelieu, Eugene Aram,
King Charles I |
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
|
27
May 1885 |
Olivia |
Dr.
Primrose |
|
19
Dec. 1885 |
Faust |
Mephistopheles |
|
1
June 1887 |
Werner |
Werner |
|
Edinburgh,
Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool |
|
22
Aug.-15 Oct. 1887 |
Faust, etc. |
|
Third North American Tour, 7 November 1887 to 24 March
1888
Locations: New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston
Plays: Faust, The Merchant of Venice; 15
Feb. Huntington Hall, Boston programme: Gemini et Virgo,
'Speech to the Players' from Hamlet, the Feast
of Belshazzar, waiter's scene from David Copperfield |
|
Edinburgh,
Glasgow, Manchester, Nottingham, Leeds, Birmingham |
|
10
Sept.-1 Dec 1888 |
Faust,
Louis XI, The Bells, Robert Macaire, The Lyons Mail |
|
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
|
29
Dec. 1888 |
Macbeth |
Macbeth |
|
Theatre Royal, Sandringham (command performance) |
|
26
April 1889 |
The
Bells |
Mathias |
|
26
April 1889 |
The Merchant of Venice ('Trial Scene') |
Shylock |
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
|
28
Sept. 1889 |
The
Dead Heart |
Robert
Landry |
|
20
Sept. 1890 |
Ravenswood |
Edgar of Ravenswood |
|
Islington,
Bristol, Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds, Newcastle, Glasgow, Edinburgh,
Manchester |
|
7
Sept.-12 Dec 1891 |
Nance
Oldfield, The Bells, The Lyons Mail, Olivia, The Merchant of
Venice, Ravenswood, Macbeth |
|
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
|
5
Jan. 1892 |
King
Henry VIII |
Cardinal
Wolsey |
|
10
Nov. 1892 |
King
Lear |
King
Lear |
|
5
Feb. 1893 |
Becket |
Thomas
Becket |
Fourth North American Tour, 4 September 1893 to 17 March
1894
Locations: San Francisco, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle,
Minneapolis, St Paul, Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Washington, Toronto
Plays: The Bells, Nance Oldfield,
The Merchant of Venice, Becket, Olivia, King Charles I, The
Lyons Mail, Louis XI, Much Ado About Nothing, Henry VIII |
|
Bristol,
Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Manchester |
|
15
Sept.-15 Dec 1894 |
Becket, Faust, The Bells, The Merchant of Venice,
A Story of Waterloo (21 Sept., his premiere for this role),
The Lyons Mail, Nance Oldfield, The Dream of Eugene
Aram |
|
|
Garrick Theatre, London |
|
17
Dec. 1894 |
A
Story of Waterloo |
Corporal
Gregory Brewster |
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
|
12
Jan. 1895 |
King
Arthur |
King
Arthur |
4
May 1895
|
Don
Quixote |
Don
Quixote |
4
May 1895
|
A
Story of Waterloo |
Corporal
Gregory Brewster |
Fifth North American Tour, 16 September 1895 to 15 May
1896
Locations: Montreal, Toronto, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Charleston,
Savannah, Atlanta, New Orleans, Memphis, Nashville, Louisville,
St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Indianapolis, Detroit, Cleveland,
Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Providence, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven
Plays: Faust, Becket, King Arthur, The Merchant of Venice,
Much Ado About Nothing, Louis XL, Macbeth, King Charles I,
The Lyons Mail, Nance Oldfield, The Bells, The Corsican Brothers,
Don Quixote, Journeys End in Lovers Meeting, A Story of Waterloo |
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
22
Sept. 1896
|
Cymbeline |
Iachimo |
|
19
Dec. 1896 |
Richard
III |
Duke
of Glo'ster |
|
10
Apr. 1897 |
Madame
Sans-Gêne |
Napoleon |
|
Stratford
(E.), Camberwell, Cardiff, Birmingham, Nottingham, Leeds, Sheffield,
Hull, Manchester, Glasgow. Edinburgh, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Liverpool,
Bradford, Wolverhampton |
|
6
Sept.-18 Dec. 1897 |
A
Story of Waterloo, The Bells, The Merchant of Venice,
Madame Sans-Gêne |
|
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
|
1
Jan. 1898 |
Peter
the Great |
Peter
the Great |
|
4
May 1898 |
The
Medicine Man |
Dr.
Tregenna |
|
Stratford (E.), Stoke Newington, Bristol, Birmingham, Edinburgh |
|
5
Sept.-10 Oct. 1898 |
A
Story of Waterloo, The Bells, The Merchant of Venice,
Madame Sans-Gêne |
|
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
|
5
Apr. 1899 |
Robespierre |
Robespierre |
|
Birmingham,
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool: 11 Sept.-13
Oct 1899 |
Sixth North American Tour, 30 October 1899 to 18 May 1900
Locations: New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington,
Baltimore, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo,
Columbus, Dayton, Indianapolis, Louisville, St Louis, Chicago,
Toronto, Montreal, Providence, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven, Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Kansas
City, St Joseph, Omaha, St Paul, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Milwaukee,
Harlem
Plays: Robespierre, The Merchant of Venice,
The Bells, The Amber Heart, Nance Oldfield, A Story of Waterloo
|
|
Manchester,
Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Sheffield,
Leeds, Brighton - 16 Oct. to 22 Dec. 1900 |
|
Belfast,
Dublin, Liverpool, Cardiff, Bristol, Bradford, Birmingham -
4 February to 23 March 1901 |
|
Lyceum Theatre, London |
|
15
Apr. 1901 |
Coriolanus |
Coriolanus |
|
Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds, Birmingham: 2 Sept. 1901
(four weeks) |
Seventh North American Tour, 21 October 1901 to 21 March
1902
Locations: New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago,
St Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Indianapolis,
Columbus, Toledo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester,
Syracuse, Albany, Springfield, Boston, Providence, Hartford,
New Haven, Harlem
Plays:
King Charles I, The Merchant of Venice, Louis XI, A Story
of Waterloo, The Lyons Mail, The Bells, Nance Oldfield, Madame
Sans-Gêne |
|
Lyceum
Theatre, London |
|
19
July 1902 |
The
Merchant of Venice |
Shylock |
|
Birmingham,
Leeds, Nottingham, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast,
Dublin, Liverpool, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Bristol: 22 Sept.-13
Dec 1902 |
|
Northampton,
Portsmouth, Plymouth, Newport, Swansea, Southampton, Boscombe,
Wolverhampton, Leicester, Halifax, Oldham, Bolton: 29
Jan.-21 Mar. 1903 |
|
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London |
|
30
Apr. 1903 |
Dante |
Dante |
Eighth North American Tour, 26 October 1903 to 25 March
1904
Locations: New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Portland,
Worcester, Waterhurst, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Brooklyn,
Washington, Trenton, Scranton, Syracuse, Harrisburg, Ithaca,
Rochester, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Albany, Montreal, Ottawa,
Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, Cleveland, Harlem
Plays:
Dante, Louis XI, The Merchant of Venice, The Bells, The Lyons
Mail, A Story of Waterloo |
|
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Liverpool, Manchester,
Bristol |
|
18
Apr.-11 June 1904 |
Becket, The Merchant of Venice, Louis XI, The Bells,
A Story of Waterloo |
|
|
Cardiff,
Swansea, Birmingham, Leeds, Leicester, Derby, Middlesbrough,
Sunderland, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Liverpool,
Manchester (farewell tour) |
|
19
Sept.-10 Dec. 1904 |
Becket, The Merchant of Venice, The Lyons
Mail, A Story of Waterloo |
|
|
Portsmouth,
Southampton, Boscombe, Plymouth, Exeter, Bath (spring farewell
tour): 23 Jan. to 18 Feb. 1905 |
|
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London (farewell season) |
|
29
Apr. 1905 |
Becket |
Thomas
Becket |
|
22
May 1905 |
The
Merchant of Venice |
Shylock |
|
5
June 1905 |
A
Story of Waterloo |
Corporal
Gregory Brewster |
|
5
June 1905 |
Becket |
Thomas
Becket |
|
6
June 1905 |
Louis
XI |
Louis
XI |
|
10
June 1905 |
A
Story of Waterloo |
Corporal
Gregory Brewster |
|
10
June 1905 |
Becket |
Thomas
Becket |
|
His Majesty's Theatre, London |
|
15
June 1905 |
A
Story of Waterloo |
Corporal
Gregory Brewster |
|
Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield |
|
2
Oct. 1905 |
The
Merchant of Venice |
Shylock |
|
3
Oct. 1905 |
Becket |
Thomas
Becket |
|
4
Oct. 1905 |
The
Bells |
Mathias |
|
5
Oct. 1905 |
Louis
XI |
Louis
XI |
|
6
Oct. 1905 |
Becket |
Thomas
Becket |
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7
Oct. 1905 |
The
Merchant of Venice |
Shylock |
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Theatre Royal, Bradford |
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9
Oct. 1905 |
The
Merchant of Venice |
Shylock |
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10
Oct. 1905 |
Becket |
Thomas
Becket |
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11
Oct. 1905 |
Louis
XI |
Louis
XI |
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12
Oct. 1905 |
The
Bells |
Mathias |
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13
Oct. 1905 |
Becket |
Thomas
Becket |
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Sources:
1. A. Brereton. The Life of Henry Irving, vols. 1-2.
London, etc.: Longman's, Green and Co., 1908.
2. L. Irving. Henry Irving: The Actor and His World.
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1952.
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