"Mr. Preedy and the Countess," by R.C. Carton, at the Criterion Theatre.

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  • "Mr. Preedy and the Countess," by R.C. Carton, at the Criterion Theatre.

  • "Mr. Preedy and the Countess," by R.C. Carton, at the Criterion Theatre.

  • Photographs.
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For Sale is a Full Page from the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News May 8th 1909, called "Mr. Preedy and the Countess," by R.C. Carton, at the Criterion Theatre. This Page shows 5 Photographs as follows,
           a- Mr. Preedy's manservant (Mr. Frederick Volpe), interupts a proposal of
                Marriage by his Master (Mr. Weedon Grossmith) to Emma Sidgrave 
               (Miss Shelley Calton), to his Master's great Annoyance.
           b- Mr. Preedy's manservant (Mr. Volpe) and his future Father-in-Law 
                (Mr. Lytton Grey) are discovered by Mr. Preedy endeavouring to burst
                open the door of his bedroom, in which the Countess, who had been
                foisted on the harmless bachelor over night, is still Sleeping.
            c- The gentle Mr. Preedy, at last aroused to retaliation, insists that his
                senior partner (Mr. Fred Lewis) shall stay and face the Countess he is
                deserting. 
            d- Miss Shelley Calton as Mr. Preedy's fiancee, Emma Sidgrave.
            e- Mr. Preedy entertaining the Countess (Miss Compton), who has been 
                unceremoniously left at his rooms late at night. The Countess's 
                presence causes the meek little host to be branded as a profligate 
                and to suffer countless other worries.

The Reverse side shows a Story by Lillian A. Bignell, called "The Fire Fiend." with an illustration by R. Caton Woodville.

Condition is Very Good, with No Foxing.