The Sketch Jul 12th 1905

                                              The Sketch Magazine.

Copy has 16 pages, 32 sides, it was taken from a Bound Volume and therefore has the Binding holes showing.

                                                          Contents.

Front page shows a photograph of Mr. Frederick Harrison's Leading Lady for the Haymarket : An American photograph of Miss Ellis Jeffreys in "London Assurance."


                   Full page Article called "Motley Notes," by Keble Howard.


                      Rival Blues at Cricket : Oxford v. Cambridge at Lord's
                                Full page of Illustrations by Ralph Cleaver.


                                  Full page Article called "The Clubman."
1- Is an Extra Week's Holiday a Blessing ?
2- Eccentric Dinners.
3- The "Potemkin"
4- Paul Jones.


                                   France's Victory in the Motor - Derby.
Half page photograph showing Thery winning the Gordon-Bennett Cup for the Second Time. 


                             The Wedding of one of our Wealthiest Peers.
Half page photograph showing the Marquess and Marchioness of Bute being Rowed to the Steamer "Princess Maud," on which they crossed from Irish to Scottish Waters.


                         Four page Article called "Small Talk of the Week."
Together with the Following photographs,-
1- A Buddhist Priest in his Official Uniform.
2- Miss Marie Peary : a Disappointed Arctic Explorer.
3- The London Home of the Marquess and Marchioness of Bute : St. John's, 
    Regent's Park.
4- London's First Trams - Apropos of the Tramway Exhibition at the Agricultural 
    Hall.
5- The Marquess of Downshire, a member of the Wokingham Fire-Brigade.
6- Mrs. Bell (Nee Mary Hart Dyke).
7- Mrs. Douglas Haig (Nee Doris Vivian).
8- Miss Gertrude Von Petzold : A Lady Minister who has just Conducted her first 
    Marriage Service.
9- Miss Margot Lethbridge : Who has won considerable success as a "Whistler."
10- The Old Fish Stew, at Rufford Abbey.
11- Lord Cheylesmore : the Peer-Mayor of Westminster.
12- Lady Cheylesmore : an American-British Mayoress.
13- Miss L. Gower : the Holder of the Croquet Championship.
14- A Roman Catholic Hostess Lady Wynefride Cary-Elwes and her Two young 
      Sons.


                                                The Flower - Seller.
                   A Full page photographic Study by W. and D. Downey.


         Full page Article called "My Morning Paper," by The Man in the Train.
Together with a photograph of "Brusher" Mills, the Hermit Snake-Catcher of the New Forest, and his Hut.


                      "Where The Crows Gathered." At the Criterion Theatre.
Full page Illustration Drawn by Gilbert Holiday of Miss Ethel Irving, who is playing 
La Villette, a Beautiful and Famous Courtesan of Paris.


                        Full page Article called "The Stage from The Stalls."
1- "Aylmer's Secret."
2- "The Comedy of Errors."
3- "The Axis."
4- "Where The Crow's Gathered."
Together with a photograph of Miss Ada Webster, who is playing Lady Marjorie Royal in "The Axis," at the Criterion.


       "A Brother Who Succeeds a Brother and a Sister Who Succeeds a Sister."
Full page of photographs showing Miss Phyllis Dare, Sister of Miss Zena Dare, and Mr. Stanley Brett, Brother of Mr. Seymour Hicks, in "The Catch of the Season," at the Vaudeville Theatre.


                           The Bauermeister Benefit at Covent Garden.
Full page of photographs showing the Beneficiaire, the Artistes, and the Conductors.
1- Miss E. Parkina : Woh plays Musetta in "La Boheme."
2- Signor Caruso : Who plays Rodolpho in "La Boheme."
3- Madame Melba : Who plays Juliette  in "Romeo et Juliette."
4- Signor Scotti : Who plays Marcello in "La Boheme."
5- M. Dalmores : Who plays Romeo in "Romeo et Juliette."
6- Mr. Lawrence Rea : Who plays Gregorio in "Romeo et Juliette."
7- M.G.Dufriche : Who plays Tybalt in "Romeo et Juliette."
8- M. Seveilhac : Who plays Mercutio in "Romeo et Juliette."
9- M. Andre Messager : Who Conducts "Romeo et Juliette."
10- Signor Campanini : Who Conducts "La Boheme."
11- Mlle. Bauermeister : The Beneficiaire, who plays Gertrude in "Romeo et 
     Juliette."


                       County Cricket : The First_Class Teams. - V.  Yorkshire.
Full page of photographs showing the Following Players,-
1- Rhodes. 
2- Tunnicliffe.
3- Myers.
4- Hunter.
5- H. Wilkinson.
6- Grimshaw.
7- Hon. F.S. Jackson.
8- E. Smith.
9- Denton.
10- Ringrose.
11- Haigh.
12- Lord Hawke (Captain)
13- Hirst.


                           A Result of the "Stone-In-The-Bath-Bun" Appeal.
                          Full page Illustration Drawn by Charles Crombie.


                       Some Ball-Room Types : Partners We Have All Met.
Full page Illustration Drawn by Dudley Hardy,called "The Would Be Funny Man."


                           Full page Article called "The Literary Lounger."
Together with an Illustration Drawn by G.L.Stampa, called "A Matter Of Personal Opinion."


                                                 Concerning Kisses.
Full page Illustration by Frank Reynolds called, "The Wifely or Consolation-Prize Kiss.


                        Jack Practices French For The Benefit of Jaques 
Full page of Illustrations by Rossi Ashton, where he is Imagining Preliminaries to the Visit of the British Fleet to Brest.


                                              A Novel in a Nutshell.
Two Full page Novel called "The Widow And The Boy." written by Emeric Hulme Beaman.


                      Full page Article called "Heard in the Green Room."
Together with Two photographs showing,-
1- Miss Kate Cutler Drinks to the Health of Miss Kate Cutler : An Ingenious 
    "Double" photograph.
2- "Rob Roy," at the London Hippodrome : The Finale.


                 Full page Article called "Key Notes," by Common Chord.
Together with Two photographs showing,-
1- The Revival of Thomas Campion's "The Masque of the Golden Tree," at the 
    Guildhall School of Music.
2- Signor Pini Corsi and Miss Nielson in "Don Pasquale," at the Waldorf Theatre.


                          Full page Article called "The Man on the Car."
1- The Tourist in France.
2- The Hyde Park Roads.
3- The Automobile Club of France and the Gordon-Bennett Race.
4- The Examination of Cars.
5- The Motor at Election-Time.
6- The Result of the Gordon-Bennett.
Together with Two photographs showing,-
1- A Penny Motor-Boat : The "Battersea" on the Lake, Battersea Park.
2- A Motor-Plough at work in the Vineyards.


            Full page Article called "The World of Sport," by Captain Coe.
1- Goodwood. 
2- Sandown.
3- The War and Sport.
4- Lovely Lingfield.


                    Full page Article called "Our Ladies' Pages," by Sybil.
Together with Two photographs called,-
1- Lady wearing a Dress for the Country House.
2- Lady wearing a Dress for the Seaside.


Small Photograph of the Challenge Cup presented by Mrs. Oakley to the County of Sussex Rifle Association.


                                  Full page Article called "City Notes."
1- Desirable Investments.
2- Finance in a First-Class Carriage.
3- The Trustees Corporation.