Ages Ago - Roles

Roles

  • Sir Ebenezer Tare of the firm of Tare and Tret, Alderman and Tallow Chandler, later Lord Carnaby Poppytop (baritone) – Thomas German Reed
  • Rosa (his niece), later Lady Maud (soprano) – Fanny Holland
  • Mrs. MacMotherly, later Dame Cherry Maybud (contralto) – Priscilla German Reed
  • Mr. Columbus Hebblethwaite, later Sir Cecil Blount (tenor) – Arthur Cecil
  • Steward later Brown (bass)
  • Lady Maud de Bohun, Born 1445
    • Came into possession 1469 (Edward IV)
    • Painted by Leonardo da Vinci 1472 (Aged 17)
    • Died 1473 (Louis XI)
  • Sir Cecil Blount, Born 1540 (Elizabeth I)
    • Painted by Michael Angelo 1560 (Aged 20)
    • Came into possession 1569 (Henry II to IV)
    • Died 1579
  • Lord Carnaby Poppytop, Born 1648
    • Came into possession 1669 (Queen Anne)
    • Painted by Godfrey Kneller 1713 (Aged 65)
    • Died 1720
  • Dame Cherry Maybud, Born 1730
    • Came into possession 1769 (George III)
    • Painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds 1785 (Aged 55)
  • Lady Maud -- Picture Costume tenth year of Edward IV
  • Sir Cecil -- Picture Costume second year of Elizabeth I
  • Lord Carnaby -- Last year of Queen Anne's reign
  • Dame Cherry -- Twenty-fifth year of George III
  • Brown -- Late 19th century Cockney Dress.

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