Mary Lawson in Casanova

PART OF:
The photographic library of the 'Daily Herald' newspaper
Made:
21 January 1933 in Wimbledon and London
maker:
Harold Tomlin and Daily Herald
Mary Lawson in Casanova Mary Lawson in Casanova
Mary Lawson in Casanova Mary Lawson in Casanova

Daily Herald Archive/Science Museum Group
© Mirrorpix

Daily Herald Archive/Science Museum Group
© Mirrorpix

Daily Herald glass negative, dated 21 January 1933. Image shows actress Mary Lawson, then-partner of tennis star Fred Perry, performing in 'Casanova' at the London Coliseum.

Details

Category:
Photographs
Collection:
Daily Herald Archive
Object Number:
1983-5236/31115
Materials:
glass and gelatin
Measurements:
overall: 90 mm x 120 mm
type:
negative - photographic
credit:
Daily Herald Archive, National Science and Media Museum

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