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May Yohe, actress and singer, as Dick Whittington
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May Yohe, actress and singer, as Dick Whittington
Dandy Dick Whittington at The Avenue Theatre. Lady Francis Hope, Miss Augusta May Yohe, (1866-1938) American musical theatre actress in the title role, as Dick Whittington. Theatrical studio portrait, in velvet suit, holding riding crop, standing by milestone, IV Miles to London'. In her short career, she also appeared in The Lady Slavey and Little Christopher Columbus. She married Henry Francis Hope Pelham Clinton Hope, generally known as Lord Francis Hope, in 1894. Date: 1895
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This theatrical portrait captures the enchanting presence of American actress and singer, Augusta May Yohe (1866-1938), as she brilliantly brings the iconic character of Dandy Dick Whittington to life on stage at The Avenue Theatre in 1895. Dressed in a velvet suit, accessorized with a riding crop, and standing confidently beside a milestone marked 'IV Miles to London,' Yohe exudes an aura of charm and determination. Born in the late 19th century, Augusta May Yohe made her mark in the world of musical theatre with her captivating performances. In this production of Dick Whittington, she dazzled audiences with her talent and charisma, earning critical acclaim for her portrayal of the titular character. Prior to her role as Dick Whittington, Yohe had already made a name for herself in the theatre world, appearing in productions such as The Lady Slavey and Little Christopher Columbus. Her short but successful career was further enhanced when she married Henry Francis Hope Pelham Clinton Hope, who was known as Lord Francis Hope, in 1894. This stunning studio portrait, taken in 1895, offers a glimpse into the world of Victorian theatre and the captivating performances that left audiences spellbound during the 19th century.
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