Costumes for Mechanical Ballet (Ballo meccanico futurista) designed by the Italian designer Ivo Pannaggi (1901 - 1981) in 1919

   Costumes for Mechanical Ballet  (Ballo meccanico futurista) designed by the Italian designer Ivo Pannaggi (1901 - 1981) in 1919, when he exhibited two Futurist paintings at the Casa d’Arte Bragaglia in Rome, his work enthused Marinetti and Balla.

   A friend and frequent collaborator of Ivo Pannaggi, in 1922 Vinicio Paladini (1902 – 1971) staged a Futurist Mechanical Ball with him at the Casa d'Arte, and the same year the two signed a "Manifesto of Futurist Mechanical Art", in which the identification between proletariat and machine was theorized.

Ivo Pannaggi, Costume created for Ikar in The Futurist Mechanical Ball (1922)

Cyrano de Bergerac (1897) written by Edmond Rostand (1868 - 1918) and produced at the Garrick Theatre, London, in 1919.

   A scene from Cyrano de Bergerac (1897) written by the French playwright Edmond Rostand (1868 - 1918) and produced at the Garrick Theatre, London, in March, 1919.

   THIS fine romantic play, founded on the adventures of Rostand's large-nosed, but high-souled, hero was produced at the Garrick Theatre, London, in March, 1919, when Mr. Robert Loraine created the part that he will play tonight.

EDMUND DULAC (1882-1953) GARRICK THEATRE / CYRANO DE BERGERAC. 1919.

The Cuckoo (a comedy farce), written by Charles H. Brookfield (1857 – 1913 ) from "Decore" by Henri Meilhac, and performed at the Avenue Theatre, London, in 1899.

Some scenes from The Cuckoo (a comedy farce), written by the British actor & playwright Charles H. Brookfield (1857 – 1913 ) from "Decore" by Henri Meilhac, and performed at the Avenue Theatre, London, in 1899, with the main actors: Mr. Charles Hawtrey, Constance Collier, Fannie Ward.

Miss Fannie Ward, ("The Cuckoo.") 1899.

The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, April 15th, 1899, "The Cuckoo" at the Avenue Theatre.

   a- Miss Fannie Ward.- "Leave the House!"  Miss Vane Featherstone.

   b- Charles Stevens.- "Fair Girls are my Hobby."

   c- Miss Constance Collier (Lady Alexander Park, &  Arthur Williams (Thomas Penfold).

   d- Charles Hawtrey (Hugh Farrant).

   e- Miss Fannie Ward (Mrs. Penfold).- "I shall get a divorce."

   f- H. Coryton (African King).  H. Stephenson (Interpreter). F. Volpe (Mayor). H. Goring (The Cuckoo). Lyston Lyle (Colonel Gower).

   g- "Brighton is a bit of a Chestnut."

1899 LONDON Theatre Avenue Cuckoo Comedy Farce Scene Actors

Set Designs of 1919 by Norman Bel Geddes for King Lear written by William Shakespeare

Set Designs by Norman Bel Geddes (American theatrical designer 1893 -1958) for King Lear written by the English playwright William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616), drawn in 1919.

Norman Bel Geddes's Costume design for Albany in William Shakespeare’s King Lear, 1919, Charcoal on paper

Himmel und Hölle (1919) written by Paul Kornfeld and produced at the Deutsches Theater in Berlin, in 1919

Two scenes from Himmel und Hölle (5-act-tragedy, 1919) written by Paul Kornfeld (1889 - 1942) and produced at the Deutsches Theater in Berlin, probably in 1919.

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Sin (Oleh Biyma) written by Volodymyr Vynnychenko at the Molodyi Teatr starring S. Semdor and P. Samiilenko in 1919

A scene from Sin (Oleh Biyma) written by the Ukrainian playwright Volodymyr Vynnychenko (writer and statesman, 1880 - 1951) at the Molodyi Teatr [Young Theatre], starring S. Semdor and P. Samiilenko in 1919.

John Ferguson (1915) written by Saint John Ervine and produced at the Cort Theatre, New York City, in 1919

A scene from John Ferguson (4-act-play, 1915) written by the British playwright Saint John Ervine (1883 - 1971) and produced at the Garrick Theatre and Fulton Theatre, New York City, having run for 354 performances from May 13, 1919, to the date unknown.

JOHN FERGUSON Peg Entwhistle, Brandon Evans, Warburton Gamble, Elisabeth Risdon

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