| Description | Mixture of B&W and colour publicity photographs of artists who have appeared at the Hall, but not taken at the Hall:-
3 large B&W photographs of Russian artists, c 1950s
18 large B&W photographs from the Ukranian State Dance Company, perfromed here, 8 October 1961,
9 A4 size B&W photographs of Russian artists - possibly the Red Army Ensemble, c 1950s-1980s
1 B&W photograph of the Kneller Hall Trumpeters, c 1960s,
1 B&W photograph of Muhammed Ali receiving a trophy from a Policeman in Birmingham, c 1970s,
Large signed B&W photograph of Flora Woodman (Scottish soprano), signed to Mr Askew, Manager of the Royal Albert Hall,
Large B&W photograph of actress (Flora Woodman) from Hiawatha, c 1930s,
Large B&W photograph of Adelina Patti
B&W photograph of Alan Ginsberg, c 1970s
9 small B&W photographs of the conductors and organisers of the Titanic Commemorative Concert, 24 May 1912, including Sir Henry Wood, Landon Ronald, Sir Edward Elgar, Mengelberg and Thomas Beecham. These photographs were removed from the commorative framed photograph of the 1912 concert also held in the Archives. The paintings were removed for conservation purposes.
12 B&W postcards of artists who had performed in Hiawatha at the Royal Albert Hall. Includes; Flora Woodman as 'Minnehaha', Howard Hemming as 'Iagoo', Elsie Suddaby as 'Minnehaha', Henry Wendon as Chibiabos, Errol Addison 'Pau-Puk Kewis', Stiles-Allen as 'Old Nokomis', Hermione Darnborough, Mr T C Fairbairn, Chief Os-Ke-Non-Ton, Phyllis Bedells, Dr Malcolm Sragent and Harold Williams as 'Hiawatha', c 1930s,
32 B&W postcards of composers including Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Beethoven, Rubinstein, Charles Gounod, Liszt, Busoni, Wagner, Mark Hambourg, Rachmaninoff, Backhaus, Elgar, Chopin, Paderewski, Madam Chaminade, Schubert, Gertrude Peppercorn, Percy Grainger, Prof Christoper Sinding, Frederic Cowen, Pachmann, Greig and Arthur Newstead,
Large B&W photograh of a model from the Third National Nylon Fair, held at the Royal Albert Hall, 10-14 March 1958,
Large sepia photograph of an unknown Edwardian family, photographed at an unknown location. |