Be Seen Collection

Oxford: the Old Ashmolean, the Sheldonian Theatre, from Broad Street

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Drury Lane Theatre; Grimalkin thegreat; puss in boots and the millers son; 1869; London; Great Britain

robinson crusoe, 1869, friday and the fairies, covent garden, theater, entertainment
Robinson Crusoe; 1869; or Friday and the Fairies at Covent Garden Theatre; scene from the christmas pantomimes; London; Great Britain

amusement, appealing, audience, classy, crowd, cute, delight, delightful, pet, animal
Children returning from the Christmas Pantomime, 1866, costume; dog; fancy dress; elegant; morning performance; amusement; holiday season; Drury-Lane Theatre; playhouse; audience; governesses;

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Cleaning For Fuel In London; When The Cats Away; R. Barnes, the mens dinner hour is the childrens opportunity, and when the watchmans back is turned they contrive to do a little mining on their own

cuzco, 1869, theater, entertainment, stage, be visible, be seen, be in view, be obvious
Cuzco, 1869, Peru

OUR COLONIAL WOOL TRADE: 1. The Dublin Castle discharging Cargo of Cape Wool at Blackwall Docks; 2. On Deck: Unloading the Wool; 3. Drawing Samples from the Bales; 4

ROMEO AND JULIET AT THE LYCEUM THEATRE, ACT V. SCENE IV. ; Friar Laurence
" ROMEO AND JULIET" AT THE LYCEUM THEATRE, ACT V. SCENE IV.; Friar Laurence: " Romeo! O pale! Who else? What! Paris too?"

The school for Scandal at the Vaudeville Theatre: the Screen Scene
The " school for Scandal" at the Vaudeville Theatre: the Screen Scene

The Islington Horse Show

A DAY AT ARLES: 1. An Old Woman; 2. Entrance to the Roman Cemetery; 3. A Young Girl; 4. Interior of the Amphitheatre; 5. Remains of the Roman Theatre; 6. Exterior of the Amphitheatre; 7

Oxford, Commemoration: the Theatre: an Honorary D.C.L.: " placet Ne Vobis, Doctores?" " placet Ne Vobis, Magistri?"

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PRIZE DOGS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE SHOW: 1. " MYRTLE, " SHEEPDOG, SECOND PRIZE; 2. " LANG, " SETTER, FIRST PRIZE; 3. " SPOT, " FOX-TERRIER, FIRST PRIZE; 4

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Four-In-Hand and Tandem Ponies at the Horse Show

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A Parisian Horse Show

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Kittens at the Crystal Palace Cat Show

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The Smithfield Club Cattle Show at the Agricultural Hall

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The Exterior of a Japanese Theatre; in the District Devastated by the Earthquakes

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Scene from " the Rivals" at the Charing Cross Theatre, London, Mr. John Clarke as " bob Acres, " and Mr. Charles Harcourt as " captain Absolute"

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Visitors at the Cattle Show: a Pig Pen

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Saturday Night at the Victoria Theatre

INTERIOR OF THE DUKEs THEATRE. From Settles Empress of Morocco. "
INTERIOR OF THE DUKEs THEATRE. From Settles " Empress of Morocco." London, UK, 19th century engraving

The Dorset Gardens Theatre, Whitefriars, London

View of the Sheldonian Theatre, Printing House, Etc. at Oxford, Broad Street, Uk

The London Cart Horse Parade on Whit-Monday: a Competitor Entering the Show Ground, Uk

The Story of Swordsmanship, by Captain Egerton Castle, at the Lyceum Theatre: Captain A. Hutton and Dr. Mouatt Biggs Showing Old English Sword-And-Buckler Play before the Prince of Wales

The Shire Horse Show at the Agricultural Hall: the Final Duel

Scene from the Dancing Girl at the Haymarket Theatre, the Duke of Guisebury (Mr. Beerbohm Tree) and his Dog, Bully-Boy

The Queen at the Islington Horse Show: the Prize Winners Parading before the Royal Box

King John, Performed at the New Theatre, Oxford, by the Members of the Oxford University Dramatic Club

Portable Steam Engines and Thrashing Machines, at the Smithfield Club Cattle Show, in the Exhibition of Agricultural Implements and Machinery at King-Street Bazaar, 1854

Scene from the New Farce of the Slow Man, at the Adelphi Theatre, London, Uk, 1854

The Spanish Dancers, at the Haymarket Theatre, London, 1854

Scene from the New Drama of the Old Chateau, at the Haymarket Theatre, London, Uk, 1854

The Cavern Scene from the Miller and his Men, at the Haymarket Theatre, London, Uk

M. Fechter in the Character of Hamlet, at the Princess Theatre

The Pantomime at her Majestys Theatre

Entrance to the Agricultural Show, from the London Road, Doncaster

The Royal Agricultural Societys Show, Doncaster

Lady Bountiful, at the Garrick Theatre, 1891

The Queen at the Horse Show in the Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington, 1891, Uk
The Queen at the Horse Show in the Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington, 1891, UK

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Oxford Commemoration, the Theatre from the Undergraduates Gallery, 1870

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Oxford Commemoration, Show Sunday, 1870

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MR. W.H. PEEKs ARAB " SELIM" AT THE METROPOLITAN HORSE SHOW, 1870

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The Theatre of the New London University Buildings, the Opening Ceremony, 1870

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The New Vaudeville Theatre, 1870

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Scene from Chilperic at the Lyceum Theatre, London, 1870

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BOMBAY BROKERS AND TRADERS: A " Brokers room" of an English merchant in Bombay. On the staff of each European firm is a broker, or clerk, acting in the same capacity

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"Be Seen: Exploring the Vibrant Entertainment Scene in Oxford and Beyond" Step into the spotlight as we take you on a journey through some of the most iconic venues and performances that will ensure you are seen and captivated. In Oxford, immerse yourself in history at the Old Ashmolean or marvel at the grandeur of the Sheldonian Theatre, both magnificent structures that demand attention from all who pass by. From Broad Street, let your eyes wander to these architectural wonders that have stood the test of time. Venturing further into London's theatrical district, Drury Lane beckons with its rich heritage in entertainment. The stage comes alive here, promising an evening filled with amusement and delight. Lose yourself in timeless classics like "Robinson Crusoe" or "Friday and the Fairies, " where Covent Garden's theater scene transports you to a world of enchantment. For those seeking adorable distractions, look no further than our furry friends stealing hearts on stage. Cute pets steal scenes effortlessly as they charm audiences with their delightful antics. Experience classy entertainment while being entertained by these lovable creatures. The allure of live performances extends beyond animals; it encompasses diverse genres for every taste. Whether it be a captivating bank heist unfolding before your eyes at Belmont Theater or an enthralling production set against Cuzco's backdrop in 1869 – there is something for everyone craving visual spectacles. Delve into history as we explore our colonial wool trade through vivid imagery captured during Dublin Castle's cargo discharge at Blackwall docks. Witness how this significant industry shaped nations and economies alike. Shakespeare enthusiasts can revel in timeless tales such as "Romeo and Juliet" brought to life at Lyceum Theatre’s Act V Scene IV by talented actors embodying Friar Laurence's wisdom-filled words. Alternatively, indulge in comedic brilliance showcased during "The School for Scandal" at Vaudeville Theatre - where scandalous secrets unfold behind the iconic screen scene.