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Herbert Beerbohm Tree. Herbert Beerbohm Tree was born in London in 1853. After early success as an actor he took over the Haymarket Theatre in 1887. After the box-office success of Trilby he built His Majesty's Theatre. A great character actor he played Falstaff, Fagin, Shylock and Micawber. In 1895 he put on the first production of A Woman of ...
23 de ene. de 2009 · , ‘A Tribute’, in Herbert Beerbohm Tree. Some Memories of Him and His Art, collected by Max Beerbohm, London, 1920, p. 212.Google Scholar Pearson, Hesketh refers to the rehearsals of Henry VIII in Beerbohm Tree. His Life and Laughter, London 1956, p. 170.Google Scholar
Herbert Beerbohm Tree. Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree (17 Desember 1852 – 2 Juli 1917) adalah seorang pemeran dan manajer teater asal Inggris. Tree mulai melakukan pementasan pada 1870-an. Pada 1887, ia menjadi manajer dari Haymarket Theatre.
23 de abr. de 2008 · Rambunctious, witty, gifted and decent, Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree was a dominant figure in London theatre from the late 1870s until his death in 1917. After initially making his name as an actor he went onto become a successful theatre manager and president of the nascent Society of West End Theatre. Born as Herbert Draper Beerbohm in London in ...
"Herbert Beerbohm Tree" published on by null. né (1853–1917), actor and manager. The esteemed English thespian made several American visits, the first in 1895 and the last in 1916.
Herbert Beerbohm Tree was a successful actor manager, renowned for his productions of Shakespeare, while also keeping an eye of innovations in the field. He made his amateur debut as an actor in 1876, and turned professional in 1878. As well as running several theatres, he undertook many foreign tours and made a name for himself in America as ...
Iris Tree's second marriage was to the actor and ex-officer of the Austrian cavalry, Count Friedrich von Ledebur-Wicheln. Herbert Beerbohm Tree also had seven illegitimate children from his numerous affairs, among them the director Carol Reed and Peter Reed, whose son became the actor Oliver Reed (who played Bill Sikes in the musical Oliver!).
