- 2008.001.1610.2
- Stuk
- c.1890
Item is a cabinet card portrait of Broadway actress Estelle Clayton lounging in a studio set that appears as rocks with a lake in the background.
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Item is a cabinet card portrait of Broadway actress Estelle Clayton lounging in a studio set that appears as rocks with a lake in the background.
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Item is a cabinet card portrait of actress Kate Stokes.
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Item is a cabinet card portrait of Broadway actress Ida Mulle sitting on a garden bench.
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Item is a cabinet card portrait of actress Louise Eissing.
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Item is a cabinet card portrait of a man sitting on a raised stool holding a violin attached to a trumpet and piano by a number of strings.
Howie
Item is a cabinet card portrait of Marion Manola, American actress.
Item is a photograph of the actress Marie Heath, known as "The Little Sunbeam." Credited in the production of "For Mother's Sake" (1904) produced by Rusco and Holland, minstrel company, Cincinnati & New York.
Harrison
Item is a cabinet card portrait of a young woman leaning back on a garden bench.
Falk, B.J.
American actress and "Gaiety Girl", Jennie McNulty was the leader of the Chroisters' Association in 1895, a predominately women's club with four small rooms for reading, writing, and relaxing and two large rooms for rehearsals.
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Item is a cabinet card portrait of American burlesque theatre actress Lizzie Webster.
Waters, H.
Item is a cabinet card portrait of Maude Branscombe, British popular celebrity, stage beauty and light opera singer.
Waters, H.
Item is a cabinet card portrait of actress Lizzie McCaul.
Waters, H.
Item is a cabinet card portrait of Broadway theatre actress Venie Clancy.
Waters, H.
Item is a cabinet card portrait of American actress Lizzie McCall.
Waters, H.
Item is a cabinet card portrait of Mabel Stantley.
Waters, H.
Item is a cabinet card portrait of American actress Louise Montague.
Waters, H.
Item is a cabinet card featuring an image of Emma Hoffman.
Waters, H.
American actress, burlesque performer. She is recorded as having performed in "Our Cinderella: A Burlesque" by William Gill in the Colville Company's 1878-9 season, and in "The Magic Slipper" for Haverley's Theater in New York in August 1879, produced by Samuel Colville's Opera Burlesque Company.
Waters, H.
American actress, appeared in Richard Stahl's operetta "The Sea King".