File:TheGayGordons1.jpg
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Summary
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Scan of 1907 postcard of a scene from the musical The Gay Gordons. The actors shown are Seymour Hicks and Ellaline Terriss. Charles Frohman, producer |
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Original publication: 1907 during the original production of The Gay Gordons in London |
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1907 |
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Unknown |
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- Other information
The postcard was printed to promote the 1907 production of The Gay Gordons.
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