UTAGAWA YOSHIIKU (歌 川芳幾) 

 1900




FEBRUARY


Nakamura Ganjirô I (中村鴈治郎) as
Sukeroku (助e六)

Arashi Ganshô I (嵐巌笑) as
Aemaki (揚巻)

Nakamura Fukusuke IV (中村福助) as
Ikyû (意休) 

Play: (Mitate) Sukeroku ([見立] 助六)
Performance Place: ?
Performance Date: ?
Print Date: 02/21/1900
Image courtesy of the Tsubouchi
Memorial Theatre Museum
 





MARCH

 
Kawakami Otojirô (川上音二郎) as Nagoya Sanza (名古屋山三)

Kawakami Sadayakko (川上貞奴) as Keisei Katsuragi (傾城葛城)

Play: The Geisha and The Knight
Performance Place: Berkeley Lyceum Theatre, New York City
Performance Date: March 1900
Print Date: 1901
Personal Collection
       
Note: This was a play based in part on Kyôganoko Musume Dôjôji
(京鹿子娘道成寺) which Sadayakko performed in the United
States and in Europe between September 1899 and November 1900.
Presumably, this print was  made to commemorate her performance
abroad and/or as a souvenir for purchase during her upcoming
second European tour, which lasted from from June 1901 to July
1902.  Sadayakko and her husband Kawakami Otojirô (川上音二郎)
would eventually perform a version of this play in Tokyo at the Meiji-
za in June 1909 under the title Geisha to Bushi (芸者と武士).  The
print is based on a photograph by Joseph Byron of the final act of
The Geisha and The Knight performed at the Berkeley Lyceum
Theatre in New York City in March 1900.
 
 
 

JULY 1900





Play: Musume Kanjinchô (処女勧進帳 )
Performance Place: Haruki-za, Tokyo
Performance Date: 07/01/1900
Print Date: 06/1900
Image courtesy of the Tsubouchi
Memorial Theatre Museum
 
 




   Nakamura Fukusuke IV (尾上菊五郎)
   as Yaegoromo (八重衣)
'




  

JULY - NOVEMBER 1900


Kawakami Sadayakko (川上貞奴) as Keisei Katsuragi (傾城葛城)

Play: The Geisha and The Knight
Performance Place: Théatre de la Loie Fuller, Paris
Performance Dates: in repertory 07/04/00 - 11/03/00
Print Date: 05/11/01
Personal Collection
       
Note: This was a play based in part on Kyôganoko Musume Dôjôji
(京鹿子娘道成寺) which Sadayakko performed in the United States and in
Europe between September 1899 and November 1900.  Presumably, this print
was made to commemorate her performance abroad and/or as a souvenir for
purchase during her upcoming second European tour, which lasted from June
1901 to July 1902.  Sadayakko and her husband Kawakami Otojirô
(川上音二郎) would eventually perform a version of this play in Tokyo at
the Meiji-za in June 1909 under the title Geisha to Bushi (芸者と武士).  The
print is based on a photograph by the French photographer Paul Nadar that
was used as a color cliché cover for the October 2, 1900 of Le Théâtre
magazine.
 
 
 
 



OCTOBER 1900


Onoe Eizaburô V (尾上栄三郎) as
Sakuramaru (桜丸)





Play: Sugawara Denju Tenarai
Kagami (菅原伝授手習鑑)
Performance Place: Kabuki-za, Tokyo
Performance Date: 10/12/1900
Print Date: 10/1900
Image courtesy of the Ritsumeikan
ARC Collection
 
Note: The Tsubouchi Memorial
Theatre Museum attributes this
print to Toyohara Kunichika
(豊原国周).
 
 
 




Onoe Matsusuke IV (尾上松助) as
Shiheikô (時平公)

Ichikawa Somegorô IV
(市川染五郎) as
Matsuômaru (松王丸)
'




Ichimura Kakitsu VI (市村家橘) as
Umeômaru (梅王丸)



   


NOVEMBER 1900


Ichikawa Yaozô VII (市川八百蔵) as
Shiozawa Yozaemon (塩沢与左衛門)

Onoe Ushinosuke (尾上丑之助) as
Shiozawa Yonosuke (塩沢与之助) 

Play: Na-ni Takaki Chûshingura
(高名忠臣蔵)
Performance Place: Kabuki-za, Tokyo
Performance Date: 11/17/1900
Print Date: 11/1900
Image courtesy of the Tsubouchi
Memorial Theatre Museum




   Onoe Kikugorô V (尾上菊五郎) as
   Akagaki Genzô (赤垣源蔵)
'




  Bandô Shûchô II (坂東秀調) as
  Osami (おさみ)

   

    
    Nakamura Naritarô I (中村成太郎 ) as
   Gô-no-Kimi (郷の君)

  

  
    Play: Goshozakura Horikawa no
    Youchi (御所桜堀川夜討) [Toyata
    Monogatari (藤弥太物語)]
    Performance Place: Meiji-za, Tokyo
    Performance Date: 11/05/1900
    Print Date: 11/1900
    Image courtesy of the Tsubouchi
    Memorial Theatre Museum
 
 
 











  Ichikawa Enjo I (市川莚女) as
  Shizuka Gozen (静御前)
 



 









   Ichikawa Sadanji I (市川左団次  ) as
   Tôyata (藤弥太)
 




 
Play: Saitô Toshimitsu Katada
Monogatari (斎藤利三堅田譚) 
Performance Place: Meiji-za, Tokyo
Performance Date: 11/05/1900
Print Date: 03/1903
Image courtesy of the Tsubouchi
Memorial Theatre Museum
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 



   Ichikawa Sadanji I (市川左団次 ) as
   Saitô Kuranosuke (赤垣源蔵)
'




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