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Brian Epstein and Geoffrey Ellis, spring 1967
Brian Epstein during a garden party at the Bel Air home of Alan Livingston, president of Capitol Records, August 24, 1964.Â
Brian Epstein and Ringo Starr autographs, featured in a guest book signed by artists, writers and performers who frequented the famous London restaurant Chez Victor in Wardour Street, Soho, from the 1960s to 1980s. [x]Â
Epstein writes in an entry dated 24/11/66: âCannot understand why Iâve never been before - its all very nice and very goodâ - whilst Starrâs later entry is dated 9/2/73
Handwritten postcard from Brian Epstein to his parents, dated July 2, 1966. This was written in Tokyo the day before the Beatlesâ ill-fated visit to the Philippines. On the reverse is an image of the Nippon Budokan Hall, where the Beatles played five concerts [x]
âJust one more card from Tokyo (youâve done very well this trip!) The picture on the front is of the hall where we played here with the rest of the huge city in the background. Iâve enjoyed this trip very much. Although itâs been as hectic as always, itâs been a very happy one. Tomorrow we leave for the Philippines and should be back early next Friday. All love, BrianâÂ
Brian Epstein with Tommy Quickly, Cilla Black and Billy J Kramer at the Palace Theatre in Manchester, 21 April 1964.
Brian Epstein tries on a Beatle wig in New York, February 1964
Rugby team at Wrekin College in Shropshire in 1949. Brian Epstein is in the back row, third from the right
Brian Epstein standing outside the Saville Theatre at Londonâs Shaftesbury Avenue in 1965, the year he took over the lease on the theatre. (Photo by Larry Ellis)
Under Epsteinâs control, the Saville promoted new works by writers, and on occasion fell foul of the Lord Chamberlainâs censorship laws by staging plays with obscene content or nudity.
From 1966 onwards the theatre began staging music events, with performers including the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Procol Harum and The Who. The Sunday night shows proved particularly popular, as most other venues were closed on the day.
CALAM LYNCH as BRIAN EPSTEIN in PLEASE PLEASE ME
Playing at the Kiln Theatre April/May 2026. Photos by Mark Senior
Brian Epsteinâs parents, Harry and Queenie Epstein.
Brian Epstein by Elizabeth Peyton
watercolour on paper, 1998. photo it was inspired by here
April 1989: Cynthia Lennon with writer Ray Coleman at the launch of his biography of Brian Epstein. Photo by David Cole
Paul McCartney and Brian Epstein at London Airport prior to their departure to New York, February 7, 1964.
KING BRIANâS MAGIC TOUCH
The Daily Record (Glasgow) - February 21, 1964
Empire founded on top pops
by DONALD BRUCE
Brian Epstein, the pop emperor of 1964, sat on his throne (a chair) in Room 324 of the Central Hotel in Glasgow yesterday and talked about his empire, of which he is the founder, the maker, the developer, and the king.
Epstein is the sculptor who has moulded with words and music, and an astute brain, The Beatles, Gerry and The Pacemakers, Cilla Black (No. 1 in the hit parade this week), Billy J. Kramer, and the Fourmost into the most deadly, fascinating, hit-parading combine the world of pop music has ever known.
This is myself and my brother Phil with my Dad Peter's 1st cousin . Do you have any other pics of Brian Epstein with the Weldon family?
This is an amazing photo! Unfortunately I don't have any other photos of Brian with the Weldon family but thank-you so much for sharing this one. If you do find any I would love to see them!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BRIAN EPSTEIN (b. 19 SEPTEMBER 1934)
Remembering Brian today on what would have been his 91st birthday
When Brian was on he had an amazing sense of humour, and when Brian would come into the room with the four Beatles it was Brian who was the star. He would light up the room. He was very good-looking, very well dressed and had this infectious smile. He was filled with witticisms and he could be very funny and when he started to get funny he became outrageously funny. He was such an iconoclast and nothing was sacred to him. - NAT WEISS
Brian Epstein at the airport, Copenhagen, Denmark, May 1966. Epstein was in the country to accept four gold records for the Beatles (and one for himself) in a special reception at the Palace Hotel, to mark their sale of a million records in Denmark.Â
Photo: The Daily Beatle