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The Way to Treat a Woman, Duke of Yorks Theatre, London
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The Way to Treat a Woman, Duke of Yorks Theatre, London
The Way to Treat a Woman, a play by Walter Hackett, at the Duke of Yorks Theatre, St Martins Lane, London.
1930
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Media ID 19859131
© The Michael Diamond Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Chloe Hackett Lane Martin Martins Preston Promotional Treat Walter Yorks
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The Way to Treat a Woman," a captivating theatrical production by Walter Hackett, graced the stage of the Duke of York's Theatre in London during the 1930s. This charming postcard, part of The Michael Diamond Collection at Mary Evans Picture Library, offers a glimpse into the allure and excitement of this English stage classic. The Duke of York's Theatre, located on St. Martin's Lane, was a popular destination for London's theatre-goers during the 1930s. The image on the postcard showcases the play's whimsical and stylish promotional art, featuring a chic and sophisticated woman named Chloe Preston. The cartoon-style illustration captures her playful expression as she stands with a hand on her hip, suggesting a sense of confidence and independence. The play, "The Way to Treat a Woman," was a witty and engaging comedy that explored the complexities of romantic relationships. Hackett's clever script and the talented cast brought the story to life, delighting audiences with its humor and charm. The Duke of York's Theatre provided the perfect setting for this enchanting production, with its rich history and elegant design. This postcard serves as a delightful reminder of the magic and entertainment that could be found on the London stage during the 1930s. The image of Chloe Preston, with her confident pose and captivating smile, invites us to imagine the laughter and joy that filled the Duke of York's Theatre as audiences were transported into the world of "The Way to Treat a Woman." Whether you were a regular theatre-goer or simply a fan of the arts, this postcard offers a glimpse into a bygone era of English theatre and entertainment. The Michael Diamond Collection at Mary Evans Picture Library continues to preserve and share these treasured moments from the past, allowing us to appreciate the rich history and cultural significance of the stage.
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