Welsh Comedy at the Vaudeville.- "Little Miss Llewelyn," an adaptation of "Le Mariage de Mlle. Beulemans." 1912.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, September 7th, 1912," showing the Following 4 Photographs of half of the page for "Welsh Comedy at the Vaudeville.-"Little Miss Llewelyn," an adaptation of "Le Mariage de Mlle. Beulemans."

    a- George Llewelyn, a Carmarthenshire wine merchant's daughter (Miss Hilda Trevelyan), receives a call from her mean-souled fiance, Tom Griffiths (Mr. R. A. Hopkins), just as she is fast falling in love with her father's assistant, Walter Barrington, a "foreigner" from London.
    b- A pair of "fully-licensed" Welsh parents about to discuss their children's marriage settlement. Enos Llewelyn (Mr. Edward Gwenn),  and Owen Griffiths (Mr. Tom Owen).
    c- Mrs. Llewelyn (Miss Hannah Jones) shakes the president's hand, and with it the bell he holds.  The ringing summons the meeting which the president wished to postpone, while Mrs. Llewelyn did not.
    d- Enos Llewelyn takes his dinner into the shop to escape from the tongue of his wife, and their daughter Gwennie is, as usual, seen inter-posing as peacemaker between the fierce spirits of her parents.

The Top of the Page shows the Following 5 Photographs for "The Teddington Reach Regatta."
   a- D. C. Scott, winner of Pullman Challenge Cup for single sculling.
   b- The finish of the Ladies' Challenge Cup, won by the Sunbury pair.
   c- Messrs. H. and R. Darby winning the Colpoys Challenge Cup.
   d- Miss E. Dunton and Messrs. Purnell and Houlstone, winners of Double Sculling Skiff Thames Championship.
   e- F.  L. Spicer winning the Dinghy Race.- at the back is seen the Albany Club.

Condition is Very Good.