TORII KIYOTADA (鳥居清忠)

aka Torii VII; Kiyotada IV; Torii Tadakiyo (鳥居忠清)

1929 

                   
Ichimura Uzaemon XV (市村羽左衛門) as
Tatsugorô (辰五郎)
 
Matsumoto Kôshirô VII (松本幸四郎) as
Umeômaru (梅王丸)
 
Onoe Kôzô II (尾上幸蔵) as Mokuzô (杢蔵)
 
Morita Kan'ya XIII (守田勘弥; 守田勘彌) as
Kisaburô (喜三郎)
 
Onoe Baikô VI (尾上梅幸) as Kasane (かさね)
 
Sawamura Sôjûrô VII (沢村宗十郎; 澤村宗十郎)
as Yuki-hime (雪姫)
  
Plays: Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami
(菅原伝授手習鑑); Gion Sairei Shinkôki
(祇園祭礼信仰記); Iro Moyô Chotto Karimame
(色彩間苅豆); and Kami no Megumi Wagô no
Torikumi (神明恵和合取組)
Performance Place: Teikoku Gekijô, Tokyo
Performance Date: 01/01/29
Print Date: 01/1929?
Medium: Woodblock printed ehon sujigaki cover
Image courtesy of Artelino.com
 
 
 
 

                   
Ichikawa Sadanji II (市川左団次;  市川左團次) as Marubashi Chuya (丸橋忠弥)
 
Ichikawa Chùsha VII  (市川中車) as Izu no Kami (伊豆守)
 
Play: Keian Taiheiki (慶安太平記)
Performance Place: Kabuki-za, Tokyo
Performance Date: 01/01/29
Print Date: 01/1929?
Medium: Woodblock printed hikifuda
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Onoe Kôzô II (尾上幸蔵) as Hôjô Ryônen (方丈了念)
 
Morita Kan'ya XIII (守田勘弥; 守田勘彌) as Tsuchiya Naiki (槌谷内記)
 
Onoe Baikô VI (尾上梅幸) as Uba Otsuji (乳母お辻)
 
Sawamura Sôjûrô VII (沢村宗十郎; 澤村宗十郎) as Nagoya Sansan (名古屋山三)
 
Matsumoto Kôshirô VII (松本幸四郎) as Nawa Nagatoshi (名和長年)
 
Plays:  Nawa Nagatoshi (名和長年); Hana no Ueno Homare no Ishibumi (花上野譽碑);
Genji Eboshi (源氏烏帽子); Inazuma Zôshi (稲妻草紙)
Performance Place: Teikoku Gekijô, Tokyo
Performance Date:  04/01/29
Print Date: 04/1929?
Medium: Woodblock printed ehon sujigaki cover
Image courtesy of the Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum
 
 
 

Onoe Kôzô II (尾上幸蔵) as Yoriki Ishiko Bansaku (與力石子伴作)
 
Onoe Baikô VI (尾上梅幸) as Tokiwa Gozen (常磐御前; 常盤御前)
 
Morita Kan'ya XIII (守田勘弥; 守田勘彌) as Ryôkan (良寛)
 
Sawamura Sôjûrô VII (沢村宗十郎; 澤村宗十郎) as Hangan Yoshitsune (判官義経)
 
Matsumoto Kôshirô VII (松本幸四郎) as Musashibô Benkei (武蔵坊弁慶)
 
Ichikawa Sadanji II (市川左団次) as Togashi Saemon (富樫左衛門)
 
Plays:  Nishiyama Monogatari (西山物語); Yuki no Tokiwa (雪常磐); Kanjinchô (勸進帳);
Echigo no Denkichi (越後の傳吉); Ryôkan to Komori (良寛と子守)
Performance Place: Teikoku Gekijô, Tokyo
Performance Date:  06/01/29
Print Date: 06/1929?
Medium: Woodblock printed ehon sujigaki cover
Image courtesy of the Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum
 
 
 

Onoe Kôzô II (尾上幸蔵) as Shinsuke (親助)
 
Onoe Baikô VI (尾上梅幸) as Tamamo no Mae (玉藻の前)
 
Morita Kan'ya XIII (守田勘弥; 守田勘彌) as Tokiyori (時頼)
 
Sawamura Sôjûrô VII (沢村宗十郎; 澤村宗十郎) as Kuwanaya Tokubei (桑名屋徳兵衛)
 
Matsumoto Kôshirô VII (松本幸四郎) as Dôgen (道元)
 
Plays:  Dôgen to Tokiyori (道元と時頼); Kinmô Kitsune (金毛狐); Sono Omokage Kijin Kagami
(其俤鬼人鏡); Kusatsu Uba-ga-mochi (草津姥ヶ餅)
Performance Place: Teikoku Gekijô, Tokyo
Performance Date:  10/01/29
Print Date: 10/1929?
Medium: Woodblock printed ehon sujigaki cover
Image courtesy of the Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum
 
 
 

Plays:  Kinmô Kitsune (金毛狐); San'nin Kichiza (三人吉三)
Performance Place: Teikoku Gekijô, Tokyo
Performance Date:  11/04/29
Print Date: 11/1929?
Medium: Woodblock printed? ehon sujigaki cover
Image courtesy of the Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum
 
Note: Although the cover depicts Kamakura Gongorô Kagemasa (鎌倉権五郎景政) from Shibaraku (暫),
Shibarau was not performed for this special performance in honor of the foreign delegates to the World
Engineering Congress presented under the auspices of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
 
 
 

           
            Sawamura Sôjûrô VII (沢村宗十郎; 澤村宗十郎) as Ojô Kichiza (お嬢吉三)
 
            Onoe Kôzô II (尾上幸蔵) as Otoku (おとく)
 
            Kataoka Nizaemon XI (片岡仁左衛門) as Gappô Dôshin (合邦道心)
 
            Morita Kan'ya XIII (守田勘弥; 守田勘彌) as Obô Kichisa (お坊吉三)
 
            Matsumoto Kôshirô VII (松本幸四郎) as Oshô Kichisa (和尚吉三)
 
            Onoe Baikô VI (尾上梅幸) as Tamate Gozen (玉手御前)
 
            Plays:  Okumura Ioko (奥村五百子); Sesshû Gappô-ga-Tsuji (攝州合邦辻);
            San'nin Kichisa Tomoe no Shiranami (三人吉三巴白浪)
            Performance Place: Teikoku Gekijô, Tokyo
            Performance Date:  11/01/29
            Print Date: 11/1929?
            Medium: Woodblock printed ehon sujigaki cover
            Image courtesy of the Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum