Mr. William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes (article 21 august 1901)

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Mr. William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes are 2 photos published in The Sketch on 21 august 1901.

William Gillette played Sherlock Holmes in the play Sherlock Holmes (1899) and on tour the next years.


Mr. William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes

  • Mr. William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes In Dr. Conan Doyle's popular drama of that name, due at the Lyceum Theatre on sept. 9. "Why do you villains always choose underground dens for rendezvous?" [Photo by Sarony, New York].

    Mr. William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes
    In Dr. Conan Doyle's popular drama of that name, due at the Lyceum Theatre on sept. 9.
    "Why do you villains always choose underground dens for rendezvous?"
    [Photo by Sarony, New York].

  • Mr. William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes In Dr. Conan Doyle's popular drama of that name, due at the Lyceum Theatre on sept. 9. "Pull down the blinds, Doctor; I don't care to be shot from the street this evening." [Photo by Sarony, New York].

    Mr. William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes
    In Dr. Conan Doyle's popular drama of that name, due at the Lyceum Theatre on sept. 9.
    "Pull down the blinds, Doctor; I don't care to be shot from the street this evening."
    [Photo by Sarony, New York].




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