The Revival of "The Amazons," by Sir A. Pinero, at the Duke of York's Theatre. 1912.

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  • Royal henley.- Luncheon under the Trees. 1912.

  • The Revival of "The Amazons," by Sir A. Pinero, at the Duke of York's Theatre. 1912.

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For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, July 6th, 1912," showing 5 Photographs from "The Revival of "The Amazons," By Sir A. Pinero, at the Duke of York's Theatre."

   a- Love in a Gymnasium.- The three daughters of Lady Castlejordan are proving that the Amazinian education their mother has given them is all thrown away, snice they have all fallen in love and will now no longer be different from the more gently bred daughters of their neighbours.
   b- Lady Noeline (Miss Neilson-Terry) explains to her timid sister (Miss Chase) how she "outed" the London rough when "doing" the West End at night in man's clothes. 
   c- The three swains (Messrs. Tearle, Grossmith, and Boucicault), who have invaded Overcote Park in quest of the Amazons, although their mother allows no men in the park but her servants and the local minister.
   d- Mr. Weedon Grossmith as Galfred, Earl of Tweenwayes (the last of the Fitzbrayes), attempts a feat of rude strength only possible to mortals of baser blood.
   e- The dance in the gymnasium, where the six naughty children are found by Lady Castlejordan, who has to then yield to circumstances and consent to a triple wedding, her only consolation being that "no boys have sweeter frocks than my boys."

The Reverse side shows a Full Page Drawing by Balliol Salmon for "Royal Henley.- Luncheon under the Trees."

Condition is Very Good.