What is recorded here
“His Masters Voice” Mark Barraud 1848‒1887, owner and master of Bristol born dog Nipper 1884‒1895, was employed as a scenic designer in the old Prince’s Theatre in Park Row
His Masters Voice is associated with Mark Barraud, a scenic designer at the Prince’s Theatre in London, who owned the dog Nipper, later immortalised in the famous HMV logo. The name and image became a globally recognised symbol for the gramophone and record industry.
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