"The Talk of the Town," at the Lyric Theatre. 1905.

For Sale is a Double Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, February 11th, 1905," showing the Following 14 Photographs of Actors and Actresses from "The Talk of the Town," at the Lyric Theatre.

1- The two jews. Mr. M. R. Morandas Ernest English and Mr. Stanley Brett as Frank English : "We are the busy people, Telephone 15.360 Bank."
2- Mr. Robert Evett as Lieutenant the Duke of Topford : "Never frown if your luck is down."
3- Mr. Ackerman May as 'Arry Biff : "I'll put them to sleep for good."
4- Mr. Tom Graves as Col. Sir Charles Nightingale, Bart : "Good News!  Is your mother going abroad!"
5- Mr. Frank Elliston as J. Ochletree Ott : "That old hen's a bad egg."
6- Mr. Henry A. Lytton as Lieut. Reggie Drummond : "I have always tried to play the game."
7- Miss Olive Morrell as June : "I did very well singing, but better by telling fortunes."
8- Miss Aonew.
9- Miss Gertie Thornton.
10- Miss Maudi Darrell as Madame Modiste : "I started life at 14 at Brixton.  They called me busy then."
11- Mr. Sydney Fairbrother as Geraldine Evelyn Snipe : "Oh!  I have been a foolish girl."
12- Mr. Walter Passmore as Jerry Snipe :  "Lor!  What a week I've 'ad; all the indelicacies of the season."
13- Mr. Walter Passmore as Jerry Snipe :  "I know 'ow to be'ave.  I've mixed with the upper circles all my life."
14- Miss Agnes Fraser as Ellaline Lewin : "Behold a sample schoolgirl."

Condition is Very Good, with 4 small binding holes down through the middle.