Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, October 8th, 1904.

For Sale is an issue of "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, October 8th, 1904." This issue contains 20 Pages, 40 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

                                                    Contents.

                                                      Articles.
1- Circular Notes.
2.- Our Captious Critic. "The Tempest," at His Majesty's Theatre.
3- Grouse-Shooting 25 Years Ago.
4- Bridge. Written by "Bascule."
5- A Years Work in Marine motoring.  Written by H. L. Reiach.
6- Pheasant Shooting.
7- Motoring.  Written by Mervyn.
8- The Late General Owen Williams.  
9- Golf Jottings.  Written by "Niblick."
10- Tomlinson's Stag. (Short Story Written by Tom Buidh.)
11- Concerning Arthur Bourchier and Violet Vanbrugh,   (written by G. Spencer Edwards.
12- Racing in Scotland.- The Royal Caledonian Hunt and Lanark Meeting.
13- Army and Navy Boxing.
14- Savoy Theatre.
15- The Sportswoman. Written by Danaa Up-to-Date.
16- Comedy Theatre.
17- The Newmarket First October Meeting.
18- The New Forest Staghounds.
19 The Song of the Reel.
20- A Record Walk.
21- Hockey.
22- Lacrosse.
23- Late Golf.  Written by "Niblick."

                                         Photographs and Drawings.
1- Miss Ruth Savile, who was recently playing as the servant in "Sergeant Brue," at the Prince of Wales's Theatre. (Front Page Portrait Photograph.)
2- A Cub-Hunting Comedy.  (Full Page of Drawings by G. H. Jalland.)
3- Our Captious Critic. "The Tempest," at His Majesty's Theatre. (Illustrated by Thomas Downey.)
4- Pheasant Shooting. (Full Page of Drawings by Ralph Cleaver.)
5- The Late General Owen Williams.
    a- Portrait. (Photograph)
    b- The Goodwood Cup, 1886-"The Bard w. o." (Drawing)
    c- The Derby of 1886.- "The little Chestnut  (The Bard) made a gallant fight, but the 'Smasher' (Ormonde) drew out, and won by a length and a half." (Drtawing).
6- A Tight Cartridge.-"Look, Massa!"  (Half Page Drawing by A. B. Frost.)
7- With the New Forest Staghounds.- A Last Week's Meet. (Full Page showing the Following 8 Photographs).
    a- The Meet in front of Jones's cottage.
    b- Anxious to rejoin the pack.
    c- Putting in the  tufters.
    d- A gallop in the open.
    e- Selecting the tufters in the Forest.
    f- The Master, Mr. Price, coming through the ferns.
    g- Miss Hawkins on the way to the meet.
    h- Taking the pack through the forest.
8-Mr. Horace Castle.  (Small Portrait Photograph).
9- The Touquet Open Challenge Cup. (Small Photograph).
10- "The Prayer of the Sword," By James Bernard Fagan, at the Adelphi Theatre. (Full Page showing 5 Photographs).
11- Marlow Reach and Wear.  (Half Page Landscape Photograph).
12- The Australasian Rugby Tour.- New Zealand Defeats Britain at Wellington, August 13th, 1904.  (Half Page Landscape Photograph).
13- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bourchier at their Home near Harlow. (Full Page showing 4 Photographs).
14- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bourchier at their Home near Harrow. (Photograph)
15- "That Brute Simmons," at the New Theatre. (Two Photographs)
16- Racing in Scotland.- The Royal Caledonian Hunt and Lanark Meeting. (Full Page showing 7 Photographs).
17- Coursing in Scotland.- The Scottish National Club Meeting at Annan. (Full Page showing 5 Photographs).
18- "The Catch of the Season," at the Vaudeville Theatre. (Double Page showing 11 Photographs).
19- Racing in Scotland.- The Edinburgh Meeting. (Full Page showing 7 Photographs)
20- "Beauty and The Barge," at the New Theatre. (Full Page showing 3 Photographs).
21- The Army and Navy Boxing Championships at Aldershot. (Photograph showing Second Lieut. Shaw (R.F.A.), beating Vet.-Captein Barry (2nd Life Guards), in the final of the Officers' Light-Weight Competition.)
22- A Short-Lived Play.-"The Golden Light," at the Savoy Theatre. (Half Page Photograph)
23- The Open Croquet Tournament at Devonshire Park, Eastbourne.- Miss N. E. Coote and Miss Gower, after their game in the open Singles. (Photograph)
24- Some lady Followers of the New Forest Staghounds. (Showing the following Two Photographs)
     a- Early arrivals at the Meet.
     b- Miss Jackson, of Camp Hill.
25- Mrs. Hillyard, the well-known Tennis player. (Small Portrait Photograph)
26- The Newmarket first October Meeting.- Rock-Sand's Last Race brings his winnings to £45,623. (Two Photographs)
27- Hooded-Crow caught in a Rat-Trap. (Photograph)

                                                    Adverts.
1- Vinolia Soap.  (Half Page)
2- Beecham's Pills.  (Full Page)
3- E. Tautz & Sons. (Half Page)
4- Hamond & Co., Ltd.  Hunting. (Half Page)
5- Maple & Co. (Half Page)
6- J. C. Eno. Ltd.  (Half Page)
7- Streeter & Co. Limited. : Clearance Sale. (Half Page)
8- The International Fur Store.  (Full Page)
9- Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, Ltd. (Half Page)
10- Scrubb's. (Half Page)
11- Spiers and Pond's Stores.  (Half Page)

Condition is Very Good.