Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, October 1st, 1904.
Issue.
£24.00

1 in stock.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, October 1st, 1904." This issue contains 18 Pages, 36 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Contents.

Articles.
1- Circular Notes.
2- Our Captious Critic. "Merely Mary Ann," at the Duke of York's Theatre.
3- Bridge. Written by "Bascule."
4- Early Morning on the Saltings. Written by Marshman.
5- On the management of Grouse moors.
6- Motoring. Written by Mervyn.
7- Rowing.
8- Mr. N. J. Crawford. (Critcketer).
9- Golf Jottings. Written by "Niblick".
10- King Edward's Deer-stalking Tour.
11- The Last Athletic Races on Stamford Bridge Ground.
12- Catching Salmon on the Columbia River. Written by Geo. E. Carpenter.
13- Mr. Ronald William Henry Turnbull Hudson. (Fatal Fall on Snowdon).
14- On Foot. Written by A Lady.
15- South Essex Coursing Club Produce Meeting on Rainham and Wennington Marshes.
16- "The Sportsman in India."
17- "Tegetmeier on Pheasants."
18- The Racing World and its Inhabitants.
19- Athletics in Madagascar.- The "Sport Club De Tananarive."
20- The Sportswoman. Written by Diana Up-to-Date.
21- Geordie on Horseback. Written by Arthur Williams.
22- Late Golf. Written by "Niblick."

Photographs and Drawings.
1- Miss Eva Westcott, who gave so spirited a performance as Jimmie, a bell boy, in "The Prince of Pilsen," just concluded at the Shaftesbury Theatre. (Front page Photograph)
2- The Humours of Sport.- Bowls. (Full Page of Drawings by Harry Furniss.)
3- Our Captious Critic. "Merely Mary Ann," at the Duke of York's Theatre. (Illustrated by Thomas Downey).
4- Small Portrait Photograph of Mr. J. N. Crawford, Surrey Cricket Club.
5- The Idle Hour. (Full Page Print, from the painting by E. Blair Leighton.)
6- Mr. Cecil K. Hutchison. (Small Portrait Photograph). Golfer.
7- "Merely Mary Ann," at the Duke of York's Theatre. (Full Page showing 4 Photographs)
8- The Rifle in Many Lands. No. 4.- The Prince of Wales Deer Stalking in Scotland. (Drawing by R. Caton Woodville.)
9- The Last Athletic Races on Stamford Bridge Ground. ((Full Page showing 7 Photographs).
10- Catching Salmon of the Columbia River. (4 Photographs).
11- The Fatal Accident on Snowdon.- Scene of Mr. Hudson's Death Last Week. (Two Photographs).
12- Woolwich Arsenal's first win in the League First Division.- Wolverhampton Wanderers Beaten at Plumstead. (Half Page showing 4 Photographs).
13- The Opening of the London Rugby Season.- Blackheath beat Rosslyn Park by 25 Points to 3 at Richmond. (Half Page showing 4 Photographs).
14- "Winnie Brooke, Widow," at the Criterion Theatre. (Full Page showing 3 Photographs).
15- "The Garden of Lies," at the St. James's Theatre. (Full Page showing 7 Photographs).
16- The Otter in the Lake District.- The West Cumberland Otterhounds. (Full Page showing 8 Photographs)
17- On Foot, By A Lady. (Full Page showing the Following Three Drawings by Gough.)
a- "Which way has he Gone?" he shouts.
b- "Take hold of my Stick," says Three, "and I'll pull you across."
c- Away goes the field, one half jumping the fence and striking across country.
18- Jockeys v. Amateur Athletes' Cricket Match at Kennington Oval on Monday Last. Defeat of the Jockeys by 62 Runs. (Half Page showing 7 Photographs).
19- "The Catch of the Season," the Cinderella Story at the Vaudeville Theatre. (Full Page showing 6 Photographs).
20- South Essex Coursing Club Produce Meeting on Rainham and Wennington Marshes. (Full Page showing 8 Photographs).
21- Athletics in Madagascar.- The "Sport Club de Tananarive." (Photograph).
22- Miss A. N. G. Greene, the well-known lawn tennis player. (Portrait Photograph).
23- Mrs. E. J. Way, a Colonial sportswoman. (Photograph showing Mrs. Way on horseback)
24- Bowl presented to Lady Beatrice Villiers. (Photograph)

Adverts.
1- Vinolia Soap. (Half Page)
2- Maple & Co. London & Paris. (Half Page)
3- Mappin & Webb Ltd. (Half Page)
4- Cadbury Bros. (Full Page )

Condition is Very Good.