The Woman Who Gambles bys Buchanan Rogerson
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The Woman Who Gambles bys Buchanan Rogerson
Promotional postcard for The Woman Who Gambles by S. Buchanan Rogerson. First produced at the Colosseum, Oldham, 29th January and Princes Theatre, Poplar, 2nd July 1906. The postcard shows the heroine being tempted with various forms of vice by a devil figure. Postmarked South Shields, 5th February 1907. Date: 1907
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Buchanan Demon Demonic Demons Devil Devils Gamble Gambling Heroine Panto Pantomime Promotional Tempt Tempted Tempts Vices 1907 Gambles Theatrical
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Step right up and feast your eyes on this promotional postcard from the early 1900s, showcasing a scene from the popular pantomime, "The Woman Who Gambles" by S. Buchanan Rogerson. First produced at the Colosseum in Oldham on January 29, 1906, and later at the Princes Theatre in Poplar on July 2, 1906, this theatrical masterpiece was a must-see entertainment for audiences of the Edwardian era. The postcard depicts the heroine of the play, tempted by a devilish figure as she stands at the edge of a gambler's den. The devil, with his demonic features and mischievous grin, offers her various forms of vice, each represented by an enticing symbol. The woman, with a look of determination and intrigue, seems to be considering the devil's offer. Postmarked on February 5, 1907, from South Shields, this postcard is a fascinating glimpse into the past, providing a glimpse into the world of pantomime and the popular entertainment of the time. Buchanan Rogerson's play, with its themes of temptation and moral dilemmas, was a staple of the pantomime scene and no doubt provided audiences with an unforgettable theatrical experience. This postcard is a beautiful example of the artistry and creativity that went into promoting theatrical productions during the Edwardian era. With its intricate details and vivid colors, it transport us back in time and offers a glimpse into the world of the past, making it a must-have for any collector of vintage theatre memorabilia.
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