Scottish Association for the Speaking of Verse (1925 Radio)

Radio broadcast. Provost Erskine Hill reads passages from King Lear (IV vii), Julius Caesar (III ii), Twelfth Night (IV ii), Henry IV, Part 1 (II iv) at the Scottish Association for the Speaking of Verse.

Shakespeare Night [31/05/1924] (1924 Radio)

Radio programme comprised of songs from or inspired by Shakespeare’s plays and a performance of a scene from Romeo and Juliet. From 21:00-21:10 Gilbert Bailey (baritone) sings songs from Twelfth Night:"O...

Shakespeare Night Xv: ‘Twelfth Night’ (1924 Radio)

Series

Shakespeare Night

Fifteenth in a series of ‘literary nights’ showcasing Shakespeare’s plays on radio. Performances are by members of the Cardiff Station Repertory Company. Incidental music is played by the Station...

Twelfth Night (1923 Radio)

Producer

Cathleen Nesbitt

Shakespeare’s comedy adapted for radio and produced by Cathleen Nesbitt, who also plays both Viola and Sebastian to Gerald Lawrence’s Orsino. With music by Henry Purcell performed by the Wireless...

First Shakespeare Night: ‘Twelfth Night’ (1923 Radio)

aka: Preliminary Talk on Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’

Radio broadcast. After the 7.15 pm news Miss A. B. Nowell gives a preliminary talk on Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night that is followed by a performance of the play at 8.15.

Shakespeare Evening [08/11/1923] (1923 Radio)

aka: Shakespeare Programme

Radio programme. Members of The British Empire Society perform scenes from Twelfth Night, As You Like It, and one extract from Hamlet. The transmission of these extracts is alternated with the following...

Birmingham University Literary and Dramatic Society Will Present ‘Malvolio’ In Five Episodes (1923 Radio)

Radio broadcast. Title and characters suggest that this adaptation in five episodes is based on the subplot of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night.

Twelfth Night. Act II (1921 Audio)

aka: Duke and Viola Scene

Sound recording. E.H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe read from Act II of Twelfth Night.

Twelfth Night (1916 Film)

Series

Gaumont Graphic

Newsreel item. Nurses and wounded soldiers at Bournbrook Military Hospital in Birmingham watch an open-air production of Twelfth Night.

Twelfth Night (1910 Film)

Director

Charles Kent

Abbreviated version of the play directed by Charles Kent with Florence Turner as Viola and Charles Kent as Malvolio.