Thursday, 11 October 2012

Art and Opportunity (comedy) written by Harold Chaply (1886 - 1915) produced by Miss Marie Tempest at the Prince of Wales's Theatre from the autumn of 1912 to 1913

   Scenes from Art and Opportunity (comedy) written by the American playwright Harold Chaply (1886 - 1915) produced by Miss Marie Tempest at the Prince of Wales's Theatre, London, from Octobere 12, 1912 to 1913.

   This production made the writer known to a wider public and recognized by all the most considerable critics as one of the two most promising playwrights in Britain. 




Marie Tempest. Norman Trevor. Charles V France. Edmond Breon "Art And Opportunity"


Marie Tempest. Norman Trevor. Edmond Breon "Art And Opportunity"


Miss Sanderson, the popular American actress, who appeared in London in "The Hon'ble Phil" and "The Dashing Little Duke," is shown above in "The Siren," in which play she is appearing under Mr. Frohman's management in America.  Miss Tempest is represented as Pauline Cheverelle, the adventuress, fortune-teller, Duke-frightener, &c., at the Prince of Wales's Theatre.


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