Princess of Pless - amateur dramatics, Eaton Hall
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Princess of Pless - amateur dramatics, Eaton Hall
Daisy, Princess of Pless performing with her brother George Cornwallis-West in some amateur dramatics at Eaton Hall, the Cheshire seat of the Duke and Duchess of Westminster (the Duchess was Daisys sister, and George her brother). The pair are seen in a play A. Sutro entitled, The Open Door. (see picture number 11768554 for the Duchess of Westminster acting in the same show). Date: 1912
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Acting Amateur Aristocracy Aristocrats Cornwallis Daisy Dramatics Duchess Eaton Mar17 Performance Pless Theatricals Westminster
EDITORS COMMENTS
In this photograph, Daisy Cornwallis-West, Princess of Pless, and her brother George Cornwallis-West engage in a lively performance during an amateur dramatics production at Eaton Hall. The esteemed Cheshire estate, owned by the Duke and Duchess of Westminster, provided the perfect setting for the theatrical endeavor. The siblings, who were also the nephew and niece of the Duchess of Westminster, were seen acting in A. Sutro's play, "The Open Door." The year was 1912, and the aristocratic family members embraced their passion for the arts, showcasing their talent and dedication to the craft. Daisy, with her expressive features and regal bearing, captivated the audience as she delivered her lines with conviction. Her brother, George, stood by her side, equally committed to their shared theatrical pursuit. The image offers a glimpse into the lives of the aristocracy, where the pursuit of artistic endeavors was not only a pastime but a cherished tradition. The siblings' performance at Eaton Hall was a testament to their creativity, dedication, and the enduring bond between them. As the curtain closed on their performance, the applause from the audience echoed through the halls of Eaton Hall, a tribute to their exceptional talent and the enchanting evening of amateur dramatics. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of a bygone era, where the aristocracy's love for the arts transcended the confines of grand estates and touched the hearts of those fortunate enough to witness their performances.
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