Caricature of Mr J. L. Toole as Paul Pry at the Gaiety Theatre
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9th March 1872 (printed)
9th March 1872 (printed)
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The comic actor John Lawrence Toole (1830-1906) is shown in this caricature by Frederick Waddy (1848-1901) reproduced in the periodical Once a Week, 9th March 1872, with the busybody character's catch-phrase: 'I hope I don't intrude'. He is standing in front of a poster of the Gaiety Theatre where he was engaged for many productions from 1868 until 1877.
Toole first made a success as Paul Pry in John Poole's comedy Paul Pry in 1857, and frequently played it throughout his career.
Toole first made a success as Paul Pry in John Poole's comedy Paul Pry in 1857, and frequently played it throughout his career.
Object details
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| Title | Caricature of Mr J. L. Toole as Paul Pry at the Gaiety Theatre (generic title) |
| Materials and techniques | Etching |
| Brief description | Caricature of Mr J. L. Toole (1830-1906) as Paul Pry in John Poole's eponymous play at the Gaiety Theatre, 1872. Etching by Frederick Waddy (1848-1901) reproduced in the periodical Once A Week, 9th March 1872. |
| Physical description | Caricature of Mr J. L. Toole as Paul Pry, standing in front of a poster for the Gaiety Theatre, reproduced in the periodical Once a Week, 9th March 1872 |
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| Credit line | Gabrielle Enthoven Collection |
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| Summary | The comic actor John Lawrence Toole (1830-1906) is shown in this caricature by Frederick Waddy (1848-1901) reproduced in the periodical Once a Week, 9th March 1872, with the busybody character's catch-phrase: 'I hope I don't intrude'. He is standing in front of a poster of the Gaiety Theatre where he was engaged for many productions from 1868 until 1877. Toole first made a success as Paul Pry in John Poole's comedy Paul Pry in 1857, and frequently played it throughout his career. |
| Associated object | S.1647-2012 (Duplicate) |
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| Accession number | S.464-2011 |
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| Record created | June 1, 2011 |
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