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Mr Edward Terry, actor, in three of his theatrical roles
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Mr Edward Terry, actor, in three of his theatrical roles
Mr Edward Terry, actor, (10 March 1844 ?? 2 April 1912) photographed in three theatrical roles; two as Dick Phenyl, in Sweet Lavender, one as Mr Egerton-Bompas, in The Times, by Arthur Wing Pinero, one as Jeames, possibly in Jeames the Railway Footman. Edward Terry founded Terry's Theatre, at the site of the Coal Hole music hall and public house, The Strand, London. Also known as Edward O'Connor Terry, he was reputed to be the illegitimate son of Fergus O'Connor Irish Chartist. Date: 1895
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Arthur Dick Footman Lavender Pinero Possibly Roles Sweet Terry Terrys Times Wing 1895 Theatrical
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Edward Terry, an acclaimed actor of the late Victorian era, is depicted in three of his most memorable theatrical roles in this photograph from 1895. In the first image, Terry dons the character of Dick Phenyl from the play "Sweet Lavender," a production that showcased his versatility and comedic timing. In the second role, he transforms into Mr. Egerton-Bompas in "The Times," a play penned by the renowned playwright Arthur Wing Pinero. This role allowed Terry to display his dramatic abilities and range, as he portrayed a complex and intriguing character. Lastly, Terry is seen as Jeames, possibly in the play "Jeames the Railway Footman." This role further solidified his reputation as a talented and adaptable actor, as he brought to life the struggles and triumphs of a humble railway footman. Edward Terry, also known as Edward O'Connor Terry and reputed to be the illegitimate son of Fergus O'Connor, the Irish Chartist, founded Terry's Theatre at the site of the Coal Hole music hall and public house in The Strand, London. These captivating images offer a glimpse into Terry's remarkable career and the theatrical landscape of the 1890s.
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