The Revival of Sardou's "Diplomacy," at Wyndham's Theatre. 1913.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, April 19th, 1913," showing the Following Photographs from "The Revival of Sardou's "Diplomacy," at Wyndham's Theatre."

   a- Dora's wedding day.- The mingled wrath and grief of the innocent bride, Dora (Miss Gladys Cooper), after her husband has accused her on their wedding day of being a spy and of having endeavoured to ruin his career.
   b- Henru Beauclerc (Mr. Gerald du Maurier) smelling the scent on the Government document which had been stolen.  It is by the unusual character of this scent that he exonerates Dora and tracks down the real villain, Countess Zicka.
   c- Countess Zicka, (Miss Ellis Jeffreys) secretly passing to her confederate, Baron Stein (Mr. Norman Forbes), the portrait of Count Orloff, which she has stolen from Dora's album, an act which further adds to the appearance of Dora's guilt.
   d- Miss Ellis Jeffreys as the Countess Zicka, a spy, who thinks herself more sinned against than sinning.
   e- Clearing up the muddle.- Dora and her mother, the Marquise de Rio-Zares (Miss Annie Schletter), recalling their movements at the time when the plan of the fortress of Gibraltar was stolen from the deed-box of Dora's husband, Julian ;  this examination by Julian's brother Henry (Mr. Gerald du Maurier) fastens the guilt on the Countess Zika, who is soon after trapped into a confession.

Condition is Very Good.