Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 3rd, 1904.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 3rd, 1904." This issue contains 28 Pages, 56 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

                                                     Contents.

                                                      Articles.
1- Horse Auctions. (3 Pages.)
2- Late News. 
     a- Golf. (Army Cup Tournament.)
     b- Death of the Earl of Hardwicke.
     c- Coursing.
3- Circular Notes.
4- Our Captious Critic.  "The Freedom of Suzanne," at the Criterion Theatre.
5- Winter Wagering.
6- The December Sales.
7- Famous Racing Stables.- Mr. A. Hayhoe, Palace House, Newmarket.
8- The Library.
9- "My Bedfellow Bruin." Written by Antony Harwich Deane.  Illustrated by R. Caton Woodville.
10- Golf Jottings.
11- The Zioological Collections in New York. Written by C. V. A. Peel, F.Z.S.
12- Lakeland Shepherds.
13- Lacrosse.
14- Distinguished Continental Sportsmen.
15- Hunting from Northampton.
16- Sportswoman's Page.  Written by Diana Up-to-Date.
17- The Late Mr. Walter Shoolbred.
18- Court Theatre.
19- Athletics.
20- Washing Epephants in a Nullah.
21- Motoring.
22- Bridge. Written by Bascule.
23- Rough Shooting in Ireland.
24- Fencing at the Portman Rooms.

                                        Photographs and Drawings.
1- Mrs. Brown-Potter.- Who will produce versions of "Cavalleria Rusticana" and I Pagliacci" at the Savoy Theatre on Tuesday mext.  (Front Page Photograph)
2- The Coming Pantomime Season.- A Rehearsal for a Fairy Scene. "The Many Twinkling Feet."- Byron. (Full Page Engraving.)
3- A Rugby Trial Match at Richmond.- The West of England v. Rest of the South. (Half Page showing 4 Photographs.)
4- London in November Snow.- Some Wintry Scenes of Last Week.  (Half Page showing 4 Photographs.)
5- The Leading Jockeys of 1904. (Full Page showing the Following 9 Photographs of Jockeys on Horesback.)
     a- O. Madden.
     b- W. Lane.
     c- D. Maher.
     d- E. Wheatley.
     e- W. Halsey.
      f- A. Sharples.
     g- B. Dillon.
     h- W. Griggs.
      i- C. Trigg.
6- Miss Marie Geogre (Engaged for this years Drury Lane Pantomime). at Home with her Husband, Mr. N. J. Norman. (Full Page showing 5 Photographs.)
7- Racquets in Northern India-An old Rugby Champion. (Photograph).
8- Rough Shooting on the irish Coast. (Full Page showing 5 Drawings by C. H. Stafford.)
9- Famous Training Stables.- Mr. A. Hayhoe, Palace House, Newmarket. (Full Page showing the Following 7 Photographs.)
    a- Mr. A. Hayhoe. (on horseback).
    b- The Palace and Palace House.
    c- A Gallop across the flat.- Mr. A. Hathoe on his hack, Khammurabi approaching.
    d- Some of the Leopold de Rothschild's horses under Watson's charge, going home to Exeter House.
    e- The new Yard.
    f- St. Amant leaving his box.
    g- Kunslter and Chapeau in the old yard.
    h- In the Paddock.- Bass Rock, St. Amant, Bowery. (Photograph of the next page.)
    i- Along the high-street to the Race Side.- The string followed by H Hayhoe, on his hack. (Photograph on next page).
    j- H. Hayhoe, on Kunstler. (Photograph of Next Page).
10- The First Hockey Match ever played at Lord's.- Middlesex Beat United Hospitals by Two Goals to One. (Two Photographs.)
11- Snatching Dog Salmon, Saldovia Creek. (Photograph)
12- Little and Native Nicolai skinning a bear, Aniakchak Bay, June, 1903.
13- Mrs. Siddons, 1797.(Drawing.)
14- Sir Thomas Lawrence. (Drawing.)
15- The Misses Doris and Blannche Stocker, of Daly's and the Gaiety Theatres.
(Full Page of Portrait Photographs)
16- 'The Freedom of Suzanne," at the Criterion Theatre. (4 Photographs.)
17- Golf. (Two Photographs)
      a- Portrush.- View from the Himalaya Green and Tee "Gasworks" Hole.
      b- Sundridge Park.- The links from the Club House.
18- The Maiden Erlegh Steeplechases. (Full Page showing 6 Drawings by Ralph Cleaver.)
19- The Zoological Collections in New York. (Showing the Following 7 Photographs.)
    a- The order of the bath.
    b- Lion cubs.
    c- The Interior of Reptile House.
    d- Feeding the pelicans.
    e- Herd of Buffalo in the New York Zoological Park.
     f- A large Python.
    g- Prairie Dogs.
20- Swift and Stella. (Double page Print from the painting by Margaret Isabel Dicksee.)
21- Lakeland Shepherds.- (Showing the Following 3 Photographs.)
     a- On guard.
     b- The branded Sheep.
     c- Counting the sheep after Branding.
22- The November Snow Fall in the Lidlands- Tobogganing at Buxton on Saturday Last. (Showing the Following 4 Photographs).
     a- A merry crew.
     b- Looking up the hill.
     c- Making the snow barrier at the foot of the hill.
     d- Running into the snow barrier.
23- Barasingha shooting in the himalayas. (Photograph)
24- Deer Seeking Shelter. By Archibald Thorburn. (Half Page).
25- Distinguished Continental Sportsmen. (Two Photographs)
     a- The Tsar and Tsarina.
     b- President Loubet.
26- The Aldershot Autumn Meeting. (Showing the Following 4 Photographs)
     a- The stewards, from an elevation, have a view of the entire course.
     b- The Crookham Selling National Hunt Flat Race, won by Captain H. F. Watson's Lea and Perrin.
     c- Watchiong the sport from the higher ground in the members' enclosure.
     d- A corner of the Paddock.
27- On The Straw Ride.   (Full Page Drawing by George Wright.)
28- Hunting Centres.- Northampton. Scenes, Hunting Seats etc., in the Town and District. (Full Page showing the Following 8 Photographs)
     a- The Pytchley pack, with J. Isaac, the huntsman.
     b- Lord Annaly, the Pytchley Master (on left).
     c- Althorp Park (Earl Spencer).
     d- The Grafton huntsman calling hounds.
     e- The George Hotel, Northampton.
     f- Holdenby House (Lord Analy, the Pytchley Master).
     g- All Saints' Church, Northampton.
     h- The Grafton Pack.
      i- The Drapery. (on next page).
29- The Taming of the Shrew," at the Adelphi Theatre. (Half Page Photograph )
30- At Bay. (Drawing by Oscar Wilson.)
31- The Late Mr. Walter Shoolbred. the well-known four-in-hand whip. (Small Portrait Photograph)
32- Miss Kate Milner. (Small Portrait Photograph)
33- Washing Elephants in Nullah. (Three Photographs).
34- Motoring.- The Stanley Show.- The new 4-cylinder Humber car. (Photograph).

                                                    Adverts.
1- Cadbury's Cocoa. (Half Page)
2- Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company. (Half Page)
3- Lemco.  (Half Page).
4- Scrubb's.  (Half Page).
5- Streeter & Co. (Half Page).
6- John Pound & Co. (Half Page).
7- Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company.- Amethyst Jewellery. (Full Page).
8- Parkins & Gotto. (Half Page).
9- Dewar's White Label the Whiskey of Age. (Half Page).
10- E, Tautz & Sons. (Half Page).
11- Hammond & Co. (Hunting) (Half Page).
12- Maple & Co. (Full Page).

Condition is Very Good.