The Revival of "Iolanthe : or, The Peer and the Peri" at the Savoy Theatre. 1907.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 29th, 1909,"showing the Following Photographs for "The Revival of "Iolanthe :  or, The Peer and the Peri," at the Savoy Theatre.

   1- The Doom of the fairy for her mortal love:- "Death thy doom, and thou shalt die!"
   2- Strephon (Speaking to the Lord Chancellor of his own love for Phyllis, the ward) :-"Against the world i claim my darling's hand."
   3- The Lord Chancellor, having himself resolved to marry  Phyllis, discovers that his fairy wife Iolanthe still lives :-"Iolanthe ! thou livest."
   4- Strephin tells the lord Chancellor that the voice of all nature commands him (Strephon) to marry Phyllis.-Strephon ;-"Are you chancellor of birds and trees, king of the winds, and prince of thunderclouds?"  The Lord Chancellor :-"No- it's a nice point."
   5- The half-mortal Strephon ("nearly five and twenty") with his eternally seventeen-year-old fairy mother. Iolanthe :-"Quick.  my veil!"
   6- The happy ending.- Strephon (Mr. Henry A. Lytton), Phyllis (Miss Clara Dow),  the Queen of the Fairies (Miss Louse Rene),  Iolanthe  (Miss Jessie Rose), the Lord Chancellor (Mr. C. H. Workman).

Condition is Very Good.