Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News October 16th 1936.

For Sale is an Edition of the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News October 16th 1936. This Copy has been cut down into single Pages, nothing is missing, and it is in Good Condition.

                                                            Contents.

1- Full Page Advert for "Jay's Ltd. Regent Street. London."
2- Half Page Advert for Harrods.
3- Quarter Page Advert for the "City Fur Store."
4- Full Page Advert for "Marshall & Snelgrove."
5- Full Page Advert for the "Austin Motor Co. Ltd."
6- "Special Motor Show Section." increased Power and More Comfort. Many    
    Surprises at Olympia- Several new Body Styles- a Comprehensive Review by
    "Highwayman."
7- Half Page Advert for "Rolls-Royce."
8- Half Page Advert for "Hooper & Co Ltd." (Coachbuilders)
9- Two Full Page Adverts for "Vauxhall."
10- Half Page Advert for "Windovers."
11- Half Page Advert for "L.G. Motors." (Lagonda).
12- Half Page Advert for "Mobiloil."
13- Half Page Advert for "Martin Walker Ltd. " 
14- Half Page Advert for "Shell."
15- Half Page Advert for "Gorringes."
16- Full Page Advert for "Moss Bros."
17- Front Page shows a Photograph called "A Triple Winner at Wokingham." 
      showing Mrs. J. H. Simmonds on her Silver Bells.
18- "Rapier on Racing."
19- "Better Duck Shooting." By Captain Paul A. Curtis.
20- "Parliamentary Pheasants." showing Mr. T.A. Cook's Shoot in Norfolk and the
       I.G.L. Retriever Trials in Wilts. (Article and Photographs)
21- "The Rugby Field." By E.W. Swanton.  With photos
22- "Sport in War." showing 2 of Lionel Edwards's Bold Illustrations from Captain
       Lionel Dawson's Forthcoming Book.
23- Full Page Colour Advert for "Daimler."
24- "Great Schools in Sport. No. 56.-Canford." By E.W. Swanton.  With photos
25- "The Grand Old Days." By The Marquis of Winchester.  With illustrations
26- "Plays of the Week." By Playbill.
27- "Wildfowling without Weapons." Bird-watching on the East Coast Marshes in
       October. By W. Kay Robinson.
28- "Stage Fashions." Drawings by Pen.
29- "Modes of Movement." By Lorna Cameron.
30- "The Rosy-Fingere'd Morn." The South Notts Cubbing at Halloughton Wood.
       (Photograph).
31- "Lords of the Hills and the Birch Wood." Two  Lovely Studies from Mr. J.C. 
       Harrison's Coming Exhibition.
32- "A Well-Known Berkshire Show." The Wokingham and District Fixture at 
       Newland Farm, Aborfield. (Photographs).
33- The Kennel Club Show.(Photographs of some of the Leading Prize Winners.)
34- "Hunter Trials in Surrey." The Mid-Surrey Drag Meeting at Highfield Farm, 
      Epsom. (Double Page of Photographs.)
35- "From Cocktails to Port." By The Shaker.
36- "For Golfers Only." Photograph of Jack McLean.
37- "The Man or the Machine ?." Putting Styles of Cotton and Padgham.
       (Article with Photographs).
38- "Dai Rees Drives Off." (Article with Slow Motion Photographs.)
39- "The Society" as Hosts." The Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society Dinner.
       (Article with Photographs.)
40- Full Page Advert for "Harrods."
41- Golf. "On Scottish Greens.
42- Full Page Advert for "Booth's Gin."
43- Boxing. "The National Sporting Club's First Fight."  By B. Bennison.  With photos
44- Full Page Advert for "John Haig Whisky."
45- "Letters to the Editor."
46- Full Page Advert for the "Ford Motor Exhibition" at the Royal Albert Hall.
47- Full Page Advert for the "Spotlight Golf Company Ltd."
48- Quarter Page Advert for "Player's Number 3."
49- Half Page Advert for "Kenneth Durward Ltd."
50- "Dogs of the Day" : Great Dogs on the Hill-top. By A. Croxton Smith.