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Samson by Henri Bernstein
Promotional postcard for Samson by Henri Bernstein. First produced Grand Theatre, Swansea, 25th January and Garrick Theatre, 3rd February 1909. Bourchiers character metaphorically brings down the pillars of the Paris Stock Exchange. The Eiffel Tower in the distance. The original French version of the play was first produced in Paris at the Theatre de la Renaissance, 6th November 1907, and in London at the Adelphi Theatre, 2nd July 1909 Date: 1909
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Step into the magical world of Samson, brought to life in this promotional postcard from the 1909 production at the Garrick Theatre in London. The image showcases renowned French actor Bourchier, portraying the biblical hero Samson, in a dramatic moment of triumph. With the backdrop of the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris, Bourchier metaphorically brings down the pillars of the Paris Stock Exchange, symbolizing the power of one man against the forces of the city. This theatrical masterpiece, written by Henri Bernstein, first premiered in Paris at the Theatre de la Renaissance on November 6, 1907, and later graced the stage of the Adelphi Theatre in London on July 2, 1909. The production at the Garrick Theatre, opening on February 3, 1909, marked another successful run of this popular pantomime (panto) in the 1900s. Henri Bernstein's Samson was a theatrical sensation that entertained audiences across Europe, leaving a lasting impact on the world of theatre. This postcard serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of this classic play, which continues to captivate and inspire generations of theatre-goers. Experience the magic of Samson, as brought to life by the inimitable Bourchier, in this stunning promotional image from a bygone era of popular entertainment.
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