"A Little Bit of Fluff," by Walter E. Ellis, at the Criterion Theatre. 1915.

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  • The Southminster Coursing Meeting. 1915.

  • "A Little Bit of Fluff," by Walter E. Ellis, at the Criterion Theatre. 1915.

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For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, November 20th, 1915, showing the Following 3 Photographs from "A Little Bit of Fluff," By Walter E. Ellis, at the Criterion Theatre.

   a- The Temptation of the man next door.- (Miss Ruby Miller) practises on Bertrum Tully (Mr. Ernest Thesiger).
   b- "Doing up" " A Little Bit of Fluff."- The continued Embarrassment of the next door Gentleman (Miss Ruby Miller and Mr. Ernest Thesiger).
   c- The Ladies' Battle.-"The LittleBit of Fluff"  (Miss Ruby Miller)  snatches her Pearl Necklace from the neck of Mrs. Pamela Ayers (Miss Marjorie Maxwell) while John Ayers (Mr. George Desmond), and his neighbour, Bertrum Tully (Mr. Ernest Thesiger) suddenley remember an engagement elsewhere.

Reverse side shows the Following 13 Photographs from "The Southminster Coursing Meeting.
    a- The Hall Stakes.- Mr. W. L. Taylor takes shelter with his littleton Courtier under the umbrella.
   b- Viewing the coursing from the barn window.
   c- Mr. H. Huggins, Mayor of Gravesend, the Hon. Sec., walking through the mud with Mr, Lamonby.
   d- Mr. G. Mayall's Mark Back, by Such a Mark-Wilgate Daisy, the winner of the Burnham Stakes.
   e- Mr. W. H. Smith's Sporting Rubia by White Rubicon-Hip Yoke, a divider in the Hall Stakes.
   f- Mr. T. D. Wren's St. Martin, by Friendly Foe-Hertha, a divider in the Southminster Derby.
   g- Mr. F. M. Crisp's Aubretia, by Dendraspis-Fancy Park, a divider in the Southminster Oaks.
   h- Major Sir Wyndham Hammer's Horse Guard, by Conover-Leaderess, a divider in the Marsh Stakes.
   i- Mr. Lloyd Price's Chirbury, by Dendraspis-Carnforth, a divider in the Marsh Stakes.
   j- A Kill in the Hall Stakes.- Heavy Speculation beats Randolph.
   k- Soldiers stationed in the district assist in driving the hares.
   l- Lt. A. E. Brice, the judge, who is home wounded from the front.
  m- Mr. Deighton Patmore with Heather Park, the brilliant winner of the Southminster Stakes.

Condition is Very Good.