Miss Mabel Green Edwardian Cinderella Actress Hand Signed Photo

PFAS156 This is a rare opportunity to secure this antique 5.5" x 3.5" hand signed postcard for Stephen Ewart who has personally autographed the souvenir where her signature rests perfectly accompanying her portrait - very mild corner impressions from former album storage and light surface otherwise seems great (vg++ grading) and the autograph undedicated too.

Mabel Green (1 November 1887 29 November 1975), born Mabel Gladys Coomber, was a British actress. Mabel Green first came to attention in the English adaptation of André Messager's The Little Michus (1905), with Adrienne Augarde;  the reviewer in The Observer found Green and Augarde's performances "refreshing," "singing and acting as they did with a girlish abandon and an absence of effort." Later stage appearances came for Green in The Dairymaids (1907), The Florentine Tragedy (1909), The Balkan Princess (1910), and in pantomimes Cinderella (19201921), Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son (19211922), and The Co-optimists (1924).  She was popular as a subject of postcard photographs and other memorabilia. In 1911 Green sang at the Tivoli music hall.[8] Her performances there were not so well-received as her other work, with the Guardian reviewer commenting that "Mabel Green has a nice, sweet voice, a pretty smile, and some other qualities, but you cannot feel that there is any meaning in the gentle sentiments she sings about.