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Letter to Arthur Williams from Lefroy Mapleson, dated 27 April 1878.
27.4.1878
Letters to Arthur Williams from Paul Meritt reconfirming his engagement for the Summer and Winter Seasons at the Grecian Theatre, and a personal note from Nat. C. Goodwin.
5.3.1874
Photocopy of a periodical article from Illustrated Bits. The article is entitled, 'Stage celebrities seen between the lines. No.6 - Mr. Arthur Williams'.
20.3.1897
Periodical article from The Sketch. The article is entitled,"Mr. Arthur Williams".
25.7.1894
Lurcher in Dorothy Corporal Bundy in The Red Hussar
Newspaper article providing a review of a performance at the Surrey Theatre. The newspaper title is unknown.
20.10.1877
Periodical article from What's On. The article is entitled, "Fact and Fancy".
16.9.1895
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Bob Acres in the play THE RIVALS by R.B. Sheridan.
1895
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Bob Acres in the play THE RIVALS by R.B. Sheridan.
1895
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Bob Acres the play THE RIVALS by R.B. Sheridan.
1895
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Bob Acres and Brandon Thomas as Sir Lucius from the play THE RIVALS by R.B. Sheridan.
1895
Black and white head and shoulders photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Prospero from the play ARIEL, a burlesque by F.C. Burnand.
1883 (?)
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Prospero from the play ARIEL, a burlesque by F.C. Burnand
1883
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Prospero from the play ARIEL, a burlesque by F.C. Burnand
1883
Black and white photograph of Arthur Williams and fellow actor John Dallas.
1883 (?)
Black and white photograph of Arthur Williams and fellow actor John Dallas.
1883 (?)
Black and white photograph of a scene with 4 actors including, possibly, Arthur Williams in the role of an elderly woman from the play CHARLIE'S AUNT.
1880 (?)
Black and white photograph of a scene with 3 actors including, possibly, Arthur Williams in the role of an elderly woman from the play CHARLIE'S AUNT.
1880 (?)
Two black and white photographs of Arthur Williams in the role of Dick Chilton from A WOMAN'S REVENGE by Henry Pettit.
1893
Black and white partial body photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Dick Chilton from A WOMAN'S REVENGE by Henry Pettit.
1893
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Fred Williams (Arthur Williams' brother) in the role of the Dame from the pantomime CINDERELLA. The photograph is undated and there is no mention of a theatre.
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Corporal Bunday (Bundy) from THE RED HUSSAR by Henry P. Stephenson.
1889
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Corporal Bunday (Bundy) from THE RED HUSSAR by Henry P. Stephenson.
1889
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Toby Daggs from DURING HER MAJESTY'S PLEASURE, a drama by George Conquest and Henry Pettit. The photograph has some coloured tinting (green and pink) to Arthur Williams' trousers and the floor tiles.
1877
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Octavius Dell from THE JACKAL by E.B. Aveling.
1889
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Octavius Dell from THE JACKAL by E.B. Aveling.
1889
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Octavius Dell from THE JACKAL by E.B. Aveling.
1889
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Dinniver from the play DORIS, a comic opera by B.C. Stephenson.
1889
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Dinniver from the play DORIS, a comic opera by B.C. Stephenson.
1889
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Joshua Honeybun, W.L. Abingdon and Charles Glenney (roles unspecified) from BLACK DOMINO by Robert Buchanan and G.R. Sims.
1893
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Joshua Honeybun from BLACK DOMINO by Robert Buchanan and G.R. Sims.
1893
Black and white photograph of Arthur Williams in, possibly, the role of Joshua Honeybun from BLACK DOMINO by Robert Buchanan and G.R. Sims.
1893
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Joshua Honeybun from BLACK DOMINO by Robert Buchanan and G.R. Sims.
1893
Colour tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Mr. Hooley from THE SHOP GIRL by Henry J.W. Dam.
1894
Sepia tinted head and shoulders photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Mr. Hooley from THE SHOP GIRL by Henry J.W. Dam.
1894
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Hoyley Smayle from SENTENCED TO DEATH, a drama by George Conquest and H. (Henry) Pettit.
1875
Colour full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Jonas Isaacs from QUEEN'S EVIDENCE, a drama by George Conquest and H. Pettit.
1876
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Penny with Charlotte Granville in the role of the Hon. Mrs Daniel Gordon and Sam Sothern in the role of Kenneth Benyon from AN INTERRUPTED HONEYMOON by F. Kinsey Peile.
1899
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Penny from AN INTERRUPTED HONEYMOON by F. Kinsey Peile.
1899
Sepia tinted photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Penny from AN INTERRUPTED HONEYMOON by F. Kinsey Peile.
1899
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Percival from SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY by Paul Kester.
1911
Black and white full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Mr. Pineapple from A CHINESE HONEYMOON, by George Dance.
1901
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Mr. Pineapple from A CHINESE HONEYMOON, by George Dance.
1901
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of a Scots Guardsman from an unknown play.
1880 (?)
Sepia tinted photograph of a stage set, possibly that of a Scottish country house interior.
1880 (?)
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of The Tramp from A MESSAGE FROM MARS by Richard Ganthony.
1899
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams. The role is unknown.
1880 (?)
Sepia tinted full length photograph of Arthur Williams in the role of Sir Whiffle Waffle from CLAUDE DUVAL, a comic opera by H.P. Stephens and Edward Solomon.
1881
Sepia tinted printed publicity photograph of Arthur Williams taken for The Theatre.
1880 (?)
Sepia tinted publicity photograph of Arthur Williams taken for The Theatre. .
1880 (?)
Black and white full length photograph of, possibly, Fred Williams (Arthur Williams' brother) in an unknown role. The photograph is undated and there is no mention of a theatre.
1880 (?)
Theatre playbill fragment advertising Romeo and Juliet. This is a fragment of a playbill which shows part of the cast list. The theatre is unspecified and the playbill fragment is undated.
1860 (?)
Theatre playbill advertising the CORSICAN BROTHERS. This is part of a playbill which shows the cast list and an illustration which Arthur Williams has identified, in a handwritten note underneath the illustration, as Edward Stirling.
26.12.1861
UKC/PLA/WIL/THE LYRH : F166014
Theatre playbill advertising the STAR OF INDIA.
17.8.1896
Theatre programme advertising events on three nights beginning on Monday June 13th, 1870 with the TICKET OF LEAVE MAN, a Programme of Scenery and Incidents and the Wandering Minstrel. Events on Tuesday June the 14th include TIME TRIES ALL, THE AREA BELLE and MR. AND MRS. WHITE. Events on Wednesday the 15th include the TICKET OF LEAVE MAN and BOOTS AT THE ROYAL.
13.7.1870
This is a programme advertising performances on September 30th, October 5th, 12th and November 2nd and 4th 1872.
1872
Theatre programme advertising plays performed on the 3rd, 5th and 10th of August, the 16th and 18th of September 1872.
1872
UKC/PRO/WIL/THE ROY SUR : F166010
Printed play text, a prompt copy, entitled LEAVE IT TO ME. There are hand written notes throughout the play, marking changes in the text and providing actors, prop and lighting instructions. The handwriting is unidentified.
1870
Brief printed review entitled, Arthur Williams sang for his supper from Tat, July 1903.
7.1903
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