"The Noble Lord" at the Criterion Theatre. 1900. (A Chat with Miss Ellis Jeffreys.- by G. Spencer Edwards.)

For Sale are 2 Pages from the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News November 3rd 1900, showing an Article with the following Photographs for "The Noble Lord" at the Criterion Theatre. (the Article is a Chat with Miss Ellis Jeffreys.- by G. Spencer Edwards.)

a- Miss Ellis Jeffreys at Home.

b- Mr. Terence O'Hagan (Leader of the Irish Party)- Mr. George Giddens. With Lord Archibald Melrose (Prime Minister, Etc.)- Mr. Arthur Bourchier. and The Right Hon. Oliver Watson (Leader of the Opposition)-Mr. Weedon Grossmith.

c- Half Page Photograph showing - The Baroness (Miss Jeffreys) is asked by O'Hagan if she will Marry him, provided he takes in his Irish Party to vote for her Women's Rights Bill, on the passing of which she has set her heart. The division bell, he says, is about to ring, and in desperation she tells him he may, "generally speaking, hope."

d- Half Page Photograph showing - "O'hagan having been reported dead, the Baroness is claimed by the leader of the Opposition (Mr. Weedon Grossmith) as his bride, he having brought in and supported her Bill, although the Irish Party turned the voting in its favour. Her real Lover, the Prime Minister, is best man. In the midst of the ceremony O'Hagan presently breaks, rescued from sea, and the ensuing hubbub of the claimants for the bride is arrested by the best man stepping into the place of the late bridegroom.

Condition is Very Good.