"His House in Order," by A. W. Pinero, at the St. James's Theatre. 1906.

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  • "His House in Order," by A. W. Pinero, at the St. James's Theatre. 1906.

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For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, February 10th, 1906," showing a Drawing by Balliol Salmon for "His House in Order," by A. W. Pinero, at the St. James's Theatre.

   a- Nina, the second and despised Mrs. Filmer Jesson, having discovered that her predecessor, Annabel, the first and revered Mrs. Filmer Jesson, of immaculate memory, had deceived her husband, now takes the tell-tale letters from the shocked Filmer and burns them-an act which helps the methodical husband to remember that if there were blemishes in the dead- and methodical-wife, so is there heroism in the living-and untidy- girl he has since married.

    a- Hilary Jesson (Mr. George Alexander).
    b- Nina (Miss Irene Vanbrugh).
    c- Filmer Jesson (Mr. Herbert Waring).

Condition is Very Good.