Hi Sistersue62
You must visit the web site as it has all the photos that my uncle had copies of, plus many more
nearly fifty in fact covering the early years through to about 1938/9.
These start with pictures of Lillian, Pops and the three girls as "The Seymours" or "Musical Seymours"
through to the final years as the "7 deGuise Seymours" The latter photos with the girls wearing long black
and white frilly skirts must surely be from the television appearance ?
They seem to have broken up by the 1940's, no doubt the girls eager to start families.
The photos are of good quality except for the odd few mainly large groups on stage with full casts
Pops in latter years organised and produced whole variety shows.
The web site also has many programme, and adverts as well as pictures of the theatres where they performed.
Some dairy pages show how hard working they must have been, travelling the width and breadth of the country.
(by train ?) with all they instruments bearing in mind that they all played tow or three instruments.
The price they received for the performance is also shown on some of the diary entries.
See the photos on
www.7deguiseseymours.com on the "Home Page" click on "Promotional & People then click on "Costumes"
You won't be disappointed regards R0Y
You must visit the web site as it has all the photos that my uncle had copies of, plus many more
nearly fifty in fact covering the early years through to about 1938/9.
These start with pictures of Lillian, Pops and the three girls as "The Seymours" or "Musical Seymours"
through to the final years as the "7 deGuise Seymours" The latter photos with the girls wearing long black
and white frilly skirts must surely be from the television appearance ?
They seem to have broken up by the 1940's, no doubt the girls eager to start families.
The photos are of good quality except for the odd few mainly large groups on stage with full casts
Pops in latter years organised and produced whole variety shows.
The web site also has many programme, and adverts as well as pictures of the theatres where they performed.
Some dairy pages show how hard working they must have been, travelling the width and breadth of the country.
(by train ?) with all they instruments bearing in mind that they all played tow or three instruments.
The price they received for the performance is also shown on some of the diary entries.
See the photos on
www.7deguiseseymours.com on the "Home Page" click on "Promotional & People then click on "Costumes"
You won't be disappointed regards R0Y