"Eliza Comes To Stay," by H. V. Esmond, at the Criterion Theatre. 1913.

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  • "Eliza Comes To Stay," by H. V. Esmond, at the Criterion Theatre. 1913.

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For Sale is a Half Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, March 1st, 1913," showing the Following 5 Photographs from "Eliza Comes To Stay," by H. V. Esmond, at the Criterion Theatre.

   a- Eliza (Miss Eva Moore) comes to stay- at the flat of the fashionable bachelor, Sandy Verrall, to whom she has been left as a legacy "to be cherished."
   b- Eliza competes with the fiancee of Sandy for his affection, and is here seen challenging her tomprove her hair real, which, to Eliza's dismay, she does.
Eliza : "This is a fight between us." Sandy :  "whom for ?"  Eliza :  "You!"
   c- The transformation of Eliza, re-dressed, which makes her stay for life as the wife of Sandy.
   d- Sandy (Mr. H. V. Esmond) takes a bogus nap to rid his sight of the shabby workhouse girl, Eliza.
   e- Eliza, forced into an unwilling engagement with Montague Jordan (Mr. Eric Lewis), determines to return to her old costume, and thus puts Jordan to flight.  "You said you wanted to marry ME.  You didn't say you wanted to marry Uncle Sandy's clothes."

Condition is Very Good.