The Sketch June 24th 1896.

For Sale is an Edition of the Sketch for June 24th 1896. The Issue contains 26 Pages, 52 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.
Condition is Good, with Print being Bright and Clear. 

                                                          Contents.
1- Front Page Photograph is of "Mr. Beerbohm Tree as Falstaff, at the Haymarket Theatre."
2- The Weekly Article "At Random." by L.F. Austin.
3- Article called "The School for Scandal," at the Lyceum.
4- Drawing of "Mr. Mark Lemon as Falstaff." By Sir John Tenniel.
5- Article called "Miss Dorothea Baird's First Speech."
6- The Weekly Article "Journals and Journalists of To-day." LVIII.- "The Ladies Home Journal" and Mr. Bok.
7- The Weekly Article "Small Talk."
8- Small Engraving showing "Maria, a Famous Ascot Winner."
9- Photograph showing the Steamer  "The Drummond Castle."
10- Drawing showing "The Velocipede Presented to the Prince of Wales."
11- Portrait Photograph of "Miss Maud Gonne."
12- Portrait Photograph of "Lady Maud Dundas."
13- Photograph of the Actress "Mddle. Anna Held."
14- Full Page Illustrated Drawing called "At Montmartre."
15- Full Page showing the following 2 Half Page Photographs for "The London Fire Brigade."
     a- Rescue Drill.
     b- Fire Drill.
16- Article with the following Photographs for "Henry IV.," at the Haymarket Theatre.
     a- Henry IV. (Mr. Mollison).
     b- Hotspur (Mr. Waller) and Lady Percy (Mrs. Tree).
     c- Bardolph (Mr. Lionel Brough) and Falstaff (Mr. Tree).
     d- Full Page showing 4 Photographs of "Mr. Waller as Hotspur."
17- Article called "The Welsh Girl in "Henry IV."
18- Photograph of "Miss Marion Evans as Lady Mortimer," in Henry IV.
19- Article called "The Shrines of the Pilgrim Fathers." Together with the following  small Photographs.
     a- Scrooby Church.
     b- The Old Hall, Gainsborough.
     c- The Pear-Tree which was nailed to the Archbishop's Palace.
     d- Scrooby Manor House.
20- The Weekly Article "The Literary Lounger."
21- The Weekly Feature "The Art of the Day."
22- Full Page Photograph showing "Mercury Instructing Cupid in the Presence of Venus." After the picture by Antonio da Correggio Allegri.
23- Full Page Illustration by Gilbert James, called "The Song of Songs No. 6  The Shulamite Faints for desire of her beloved."
24- Article with Photographs showing "Some Famous Collies."
     a- Ormskirk Chriss.
     b- Ormskirk Emerald.
     c- Southport Perfection.
25- Article for the Novel "Heavy Odds."
26- The Weekly Article "Hors D'oeuvres." By Marmiton.
27- Article called "Is Tommy Atkins Happy ?"
28- Photograph showing "Men of the 17th Lancers."
29- Article called "The Revised Apocrypha."
30- Article called "Stages to Siberia." A Review of the Book "Under the Black Eagle." by Andrew Hilliard.
31- The Weekly Feature "The Light Side of Nature." Showing 4 Full Page Drawings.
      a- Full Page Drawing by Gunning King.
      b- Full Page Drawing by Owen.
      c- Full Page Drawing by Bernard Partridge.
      d- Full Page Drawing by Sedgwick.
32- The Weekly Article "A Novel in a Nutshell." - The Son of the House. By Thomas Cobb.
33- Article called "Saturday Night at the Britannia."
34- Half Page Advert for "Streeter & Co. Limited."
35- Half Page Advert for "Mappin & Webb's."
36- Half Page Advert for "Stephen Smith and Company." (Hall's Coca Wine.)
37- The Weekly Article "The World of Sport." By Olympian.
38- Photograph showing "The Sack Race at Lipton's Sports."
39- Article called "Racing Notes by Captain Coe." 
40- Article for the "Death of the Chimpanzee "Jack."
41- Half Page Advert for "Elkington's Table Plate."
42- Half Page Advert for "Vinolia."
43- Article for "The Opera."
44- Photograph showing "Madame Lola Beeth as Elizabeth in "Tannhauser."
45- The Weekly Article "Society on Wheels." 
46- The Weekly Article "Our Ladies Pages."
      a- The Fashions and their Wearers. By Sybil.
      b- Dresses at the Play. By Florence.
47- The Weekly Article "City Notes." Talking about the following.
      a- The Chartered Position.
      b- The New Beeston Cycle.
      c- Cycles.
      d- The Kaffir Circus.
      e- Consolidated Tea.
      f- Home Rails.