"Leah Kleschna," by C. M. S. McLellan, at the New Theatre. 1905.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 10th, 1905," showing the Following 5 Photographs from "Leah Kleschna," by C. M. S. McLellan, at the New Theatre.

1- Miss Lena Ashwell, as Leah Kleschna, the burglar's daughter, breaking open the safe of Paul Sylvaine, a humanitarian who believes in the possibility of reforming criminals.
2- Paul Sylvaine (Mr. Leonard Boyne) has discovered Leah at his safe, and before setting her free in bringing her to remorse and penitence by his kindness and sympathy.
3- Leah has been persuaded by Paul to leave the temptations of Paris and housebreaking, and to begin a new life in the country, where he has now sought her out to make her his wife.
4- Leah rebelling in thought against her criminal education and surroundings.
5- Mr. Herbert Waring, as Raoul Berton, the unmitigated villain of the play, a drunkard, thief and roue, who attempts the ruin of Leah.

Reverse side shows the Following 5 Photographs for "The Holiday Season.- Views of Tunbridge Wells and Hastings."

1- Tunbridge Wells.- The Common, looking towards Broadwater.
2- Tunbridge Wells.- The High Rock.
3- Hastings.- The road to the castle, looking down on Town and Pier.
4- Tunbridge Wells.- The Toad Rock.
5- Hastings Castle.

Condition is Very Good.