Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, October 15th, 1904.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, October 15th, 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 Garden of Lies," at the St. James's Theatre.
3- Bowls. Written by Harold MacFarlane.
4- Fox Hunting in Portugal.
5- Bridge.  Written by "Bascule."
6- Imperial Theatre. 
7- Motoring.  Written by Mervyn.
8- Lawn Tennis.
9- Lacrosse.
10- The Highland Sporting Future.
11- An Early Cubbing Meet.
12- The Late Colonel Anstruther Thomson.
13- The Hastings Clay's Otter Hounds.
14- The Dairy Show. (Islington)
15- The Ridgway Coursing Club Meeting at Lytham.
16- Golf Jottings. Written by "Niblick."
17- The Royal South Bucks Ploughing Matches.
18- Newmarket and the Jockey Club.
19- The Brighton Beagles.
20- Instructions in Saving Life from Drowning given to Thames Conservancy Men, and Demonstrated by the LIfe Saving Society over 120 miles of the River.
21- The Library.
22- The Sportswoman. Written by Diana Up-to-Date.
23- Otter-Trapping in Picardy. Written by G. Charlton Anne.
24- The Magic Braces. (A Golf Story) Written by Harold Simpson.
25- Late Golf.  Written by "Niblick."

                                   Photographs and Drawings.
1- Miss Maude Fealy, The Young American Actress who has become Sir Henry Irving's leading lady. (Front Page).
2- Our Captious Critic. "The Garden of Lies," at the St. James's Theatre. Illustrated by Thomas Downey.
3- The End of the Struggle.  (Fishing) Full Page Drawing by J. W. Hammick.
4- The Late Colonel Anstruther Thomson.  (Portrait Photograph).
5- Trumpeter Robert Harvey, of the King's Own Norfolk Yeomanry. (Photograph of him on horseback).
6- The Lovers in "The Tempest," at His Majesty's Theatre. (Half Page Photograph showing Miss Norah Kerin as Miranda, and Mr. Basil Gill as Ferdinand.)
7- With Mr. H. Hastings Clay's Otter Hounds (Full Page showing 8 Photographs).
8- The Ridgway Coursing Club Meeting at Lytham. (Full Page showing 7 Photographs).
9- Ploughing for the King's Prize at the Royal South Bucks Show Last Week. (2 Photographs).
10- The Professional Golfers Tournament on the Mid-Surrey Links at Richmond. (Full Page showing 7 Photographs).
11- At the Kempton Park October Meeting on Saturday Last. (Half Page showing 3 Photographs).
12- The Annual Dairy Show at Islington. (Half Page showing 4 Photographs).
13- Some Successful Actresses of the Day. (Full Page showing the Following 4 Photographs).
      a- Miss Evie Greene as Nan in "A Country Girl."
      b- Mrs. Brown Potter (who re-opens this evening at the Savoy Theatre) at home.
      c- An established favourite of Comic Opera- Miss Kitty Loftus.
      d- Miss Zena Dare, who is taking Miss Ellaline Terriss's place in "The Catch of the Season," at the Vaudeville Theatre.
14- Newmarket and the Jockey Club. (Double page showing the Following 11 Photographs.)
     a- Admiral the Hon. Henry John Rouse (From the painting hanging in the Coffee-Room of the Jockey Club).
     b- The Card-room of the jockey Club.
     c- The Frontage of the Jockey Club in Newmarket High-street.
     d- The Arcade-room of the Jockey Club.
     e- The Coffee-room of the Jockey Club.
     f- The Jockey Club Rooms.- The King's private entrance.
     g- The Jockey Club Rooms from the Lawn. (The Royal Apartments).
     h- The Dining-room of the jockey Club, showing paintings of Isinglass, Flying Fox, and Ladas on wall.
     i- The Committee-room of the Jockey Club.
     j- Newmarket High-street on an ordinary day.
    k- Newmarket High-street on a racfe day.
15- "Gibson Girls," in "The Catch of the Season," at the Vaudeville Theatre. (Showing the Following Two Photographs.)
     a- Miss Elsie Kaye.
     b- Miss Canille Clifford.
16- With the Brighton (Foot) Beagles on Saturday Last.
(Full Page showing 6 Photographs).
17- The Wild Cattle of Chillingham, which were thinned out at a Shoot last week, held on the occasion of the Visit of the Grand Duke Johann Albrecht of Mecklenburg-Schwerin to the Earl of Tankerville. (Double Page Print of a painting by Basil Bradley R.W.S.)
18- The Lytham and St. Anne's Club Meeting.- Mr. John Ball Jun.,  Wins the Scratch Prize. (Full Page showing 9 Photographs).
19- Instructions in Saving lIfe from Drowning given the Thames Conservancy Men, and demonstrated by the life Saving Society over 170 miles of the River.  (Full Page showing 7 Photographs).
20- "Hail Smiling Morn !" A Booarder Foray at Brighton on the Olden Time. (Half Page Drawing by F. Barnard.)
21- "His Highness, My Husband."- The "Fantastic Comedy" at the Comedy Theatre. (Half Page showing 2 Photographs).
22- The Library. (Showing the Following 3 Photographs)
     a- Baghdad. 
     b- A Russian Post-Road in Asia.
     c- Station of Lake Baikal.
23- The Late Mr. John Hollingshead. (Small Portrait Photograph).
24- Wounded Game Birds.- A Red-Legged Partridge.  (Small Drawing).
25- Mrs. Lane-Joynt. ("The Golden Light" at the Savoy Theatre.) (Small Portrait Photograph)
26- Golf.  Ladies on the Kilspindie Links, Edinburgh.- Driving off the first Tee. (Photograph)
27- Otter-trapping in Picardy.  (Photograph).
28- Miss Kitty Gordon, of the Apollo Theatre, who was married to Captain H. Beresford, at St. James's Church, Last Thirsday Week. (Portrait Photograph)
29- Dundee Shield for the Natal Rifle Association. (Small Photograph).

                                               Adverts.
1- Vinolia Soap. (Half Page)
2- The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company.  (Half Page)
3- Maple & Co. Easy Chairs.  (Half Page).
4- "Scotts"   Ladies'Hatters  : Autumn Fashions.  (Half Page)
5- The Orchestrelle Company. (Half Page)
6- The London Corset Company. (Half Page)
7- The Goldamiths & Silversmiths Company.  (Half Page)
8- The INternational Fur Store.  (Full Page)
9- Mappin & Webb. (Half Page)
10- Cadbury's Cocoa.  (Half Page).

Condition is Very Good.