The Bystander. October 25th, 1905.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Bystander," October 25th, 1905. This issue contains 26 Pages, 52 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding Holes are showing.

                                                      Contents.
1- Front Page shows a Photograph of Miss Lois Lister-Kaye. 
2- Random Jottings. (The Weekly Article).
3- Photograph of "Hammerkop," winner of the Cesarewitch.
4- Nelson's Centenary : London Celebrations. (with a Photograph of the crowd in Trafalgar Square)
5- The Topictator. (Showing Comic Drawings).
6- Half Page Photograph for the Funeral of Sir Henry Irving.
7- Half Page Photograph showing the Tsar and Tsarina at a review of the troops home from Manchuria.
8- Articvle called "Free Flight Football."
9- Article called "The World's Pageant."
10- Photograph of "The Duchess De Valencay."
11- Full Page called "Foreign Royalty and Divorce," showing the Following 4 Portraits.
      a- Prince Philip of Coburg.
      b- Princess Louise of Coburg.
      c- The Grand Duke Cyril of Russia.
      d- The Ex-Grand Duchess of Hesse.
12- Article called "Prominent Conservative Hostesses."
12- Photograph of Mr. Israel Zangwill.
13- Full Page showing a Painting by Maurice Randall of "The Duchess of Norfolk."
14- Full Page called "Prominent Conservative Hostesses," showing the Following 4 Portraits.
      a- Countess Grosvenor : Wife of Mr. George Wyndham, M.P.
      b- Duchess of Marlborough : Wife of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Colonial Office.
      c- Lady Evelyn Cavendish : Wife of the Financial Secretary.
      d- Lady Alice Stanley : Wife of the Postmaster-General.
15- FullPage called "Prominent Conservative Hostesses," showing the Following 4 Portraits.
      a- Lady Doreen Long : Wife of the Chief Secretary for Ireland.
      b- Mrs. St. John Brodrick : Wife of the Secretary for India.
      c- Hon. Mrs. Ailwyn Fellowes : Wife of the President of the Board of Agriculture.
      d- Hon. Mrs Alfred Lyttelton : Wife of the Secretary for the Colonies.
16- Article called "The Capture of British Officers in Morocco."
17- Article called "The King Opens Kingsway."
18- Full Page Photograph showing "The King and Queen taking their departure after the Opening of Kingsway."
19- Article called "The Playhouses." Written by E.C.S.
20-  Six Pages showing the Following Photographs of "Plays Which are Doing Good Business."
      a- Full Page showing 2 Half Page Photographs for "The Prodigal Son," at Drury Lane Theatre.
      b- Full Page showing 3 Photographs for "Oliver Twist" at His Majesty's Theatre.
      c- Full Page showing 3 Photographs for "On the Love Path" at the Haymarket Theatre.
      d- Two Pages showing 4 Half Page Photographs for "The Merchant of Venice," at the Garrick Theatre.
      e- Full Page Photograph called "The New Regime at the Avenue Theatre," showing Mr. Cyril Maude and His Daughter.
21- Five Page Short Story written by Leonard Merrick called "A Millionaire's Romance."
22- Full Page Drawing by F.A. Stewart called "Coursing : The Slipper at Work."
23- Full Page Drawing by Chas. Ince.
24- Two Page Article on "Hunting."
25- Full Page Drawing by Hilda Cowham, called "Of Two Evils, Etc."
26- The Weekly Article called "The Library."
27- The Weekly Article called "A Bookman's Gossip."
28- Article called "Golf Notes and Notions," written by Ernest Lehmann.
29- Full Page showing the Following Half Page Photographs called "Gaiety v. Criterion," showing "Inter-Theatre Golf on the New Zealand Links at Byfleet."
30- The Weekly Article called "Matters Musical.'
31- Full Page called "Entente Municipale," showing an Elaborate Menu for the Paris Councillors at the Savoy Hotel.
32- The Weekly Article called "Frocks, Frills, and Furbelows." Written by Mrs. Jack May.
33- Article called "A Woman's Note Book." Written by Lady Phyllis.

Condition is Very Good, the Spine being strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.