"Gipsy Love," the Musical Play at Daly's Theatre. 1912.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, July 20th, 1912," showing the Following Photographs from "Gipsy Love," the Musical Play at Daly's Theatre."

   a- The banishment of the Gipsy philanderer, Jozsi (Mr. Robert Michaelis), by Dragotin, a Roumanian noble (Mr. W. H. Berry).- Jozsi has captured the heart of Dragotin's daughter, Ilona, woith whom he elopes, in spite of the father's opposition.  Lady Babby (Miss Gertrude Glyn), an English friend of Dragotin's, is seen holding the latter's arm.
   b- Miss Mabel Russell as a forward young woman, and Mr. Lauri de Frece as a shy young man who is no match whatever for the forward fair.
   c- Dragontin's daughter, Ilona, (Miss Sari Petrass), when in great trouble because she loves a gipsy but is engaged to a conventional noble, seeks consolation from her nurse (Miss Rosina Filippi).
   d- The runaway Ilona (Miss Sari Petrass) and her gipsy lover (Mr. Michaelis) at the inn of Andor (Mr. Harry Dearth), an innkeeper who can sing the praise of wine robustly.  Poor Ilona has already found that a hedge and ditch menage with a faithless gipsy ill suits a noble's daughter, and soon she returns to her tame fiance.

Condition is Very Good.