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Slide set: Characters from Dickens: as impersonated by Mr Bransby Williams (lecture: Newton & Co., 32-45 slides, 1910-1912)

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Bill Sikes ('Oliver Twist'). 'None of your 'Mistering' you always mean mischief when you come that.'
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Newman Noggs ('Nicholas Nickleby'). 'Nickleby! I served you faithfully'
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Montague Figg ('Martin Chuzzlewit'). 'And so, sir, not for myself, who have no claim upon you, but for my crushed, my sensitive and independent friend'
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Barnaby Rudge. 'Ha, ha! Why how much better to be silly than as wise as you!'
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Trotty Veck and Toby ('The Chimes'). 'It's Tripe!'
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The Cricket on the Hearth
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Other related organisation

in stock of Newton & Co., 1912-1948 (item ref. 8UB)

Main type of image
photograph
Main usage of set
lecture
Date of first manufacture
unknown  (earliest possible 1910, latest possible 1912)
People linked to this set

model: WILLIAMS, Bransby  (1870-1961) – slides 1-12

model: LUCAS, E.H.  (1865-1927) – slides 33-45

model: LUCAS, Miss E.M.  (1897-1973) – slides 33-45

Source of slide images
Related slide sets

see generic title Characters from Dickens (generic set title – 2 different versions are known)

reissue of Characters from Dickens: as impersonated by Mr Bransby Williams (lecture: Newton & Co., 12-20 slides, 1902)

People involved in slide production

BARNARD, Fred  (1846-1896) – creator of source image(s), slides 13-30

GREIG, James  (1861-1941) – creator of source image(s), slides 31-32

People appearing in slides

WILLIAMS, Bransby  (1870-1961) – slides 6, 8, 11-12

Notes

The 1912 Newton catalogue (Part I) lists slides 1-32, but the 1913 Part II adds Slides 33-45, featuring the Lucases.

Lucerna ID  3006517

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 28 May 2021

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