Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News. 1904

For Sale is an Issue of "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 10th, 1904." This issue contains 20 Pages, 40 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

                                                    Contents.
                                                     Articles.
1- Circular Notes.
2- Our Captious Critic.  "Lady Windermere's Fan," at the St. James's Theatre. Illustrated by Thomas Downey.
3- Bridge written by "Bascule."
4- Small Cartridge Loads for Game.
5- Blasting a Pool for Fish in the Soudan.
6- Close of Grouse and Black Game Shooting.
7- Golf Jottings. Written by Niblick.
8- The Junior Master of the Clonoulties,- A Sketch from Life. Written by John S. Purcell.  Illustrated by Paul Hardy.
9- Hockey.
10- Lacrosse.
11- Great Northern Diver. (Bird).
12- Football at Eton.
13- The Library.
14- Mountain Climbers' Huts in the Alps. Written by F. Ormiston-Smith.
15- Sportswoman's Page. Written by Diana  Up-to-Date.
16- The Riding of the ice Hills.
17- Athletics.
18- Motoring. Written by Mervyn.
19- Gaiety Theatre.
20- Bushey Park.
21- Late Golf.
22- Corresondence.

                                      Photographs and Drawings.
1- Miss Grace Lane. The Famous Actress who gained such popularity in "Monsieur Bueacaire," and later as the heroine in "Miss Elizabeth's Prisoner," &c.  (Front page Portrait Photograh..)
2- Coursing in the Kentish Marshes.- "Brindle and White's in !". (Full Page Drawing by S. T. Dadd.)
3- "The Walls of Jericho," Mr. Alfred Sutro's Society Play at the Garrick Theatre.
     (Full Page showing 4 Quarter Page Photographs.)
4- Miss Alice De Winton.  (Two Quarter Page Photographs.)
4- Some Notable Bunkers, &c.  on Well-Known Golf links. 
(Full Page showing the Following 6 Photographs.)
      a- At Huntercombe.- The Bunker before the fifth. Green.
      b- At Huntercombe.- Ther Bunker Guarding the Eleventh Green.
      c- At Southall.- The Second Tee.
      d- At St. Andrews.- Over the Railway.
      e- At Muirfield.- The Tenth Tee by the Plantation.
       f- At St. Andrews.- The Home Green.
5- The Kempton Park Races. (Two Photographs).
      a- At the Water-Jump in the Stewards' Steeplechase, won by Mr. H. M. Dyas' Amon.
      b- E. Driscoll, who did the hat trick" by winning the first three races on Saturday's card.
6- The Cambridge Trial Eights at Putney on Saturday Last. (5 Photographs).
      a- Bringing out the boats.
      b- The Umpires' and Old Blues' Launch.
      c- The finish at Putney.
      d- Mr. P. J. Lewis's Eight (winners by a length and two feet) after their race.
      e- Mr. C.H.S. Taylor's Eight.
7- The Rival Coaches. (Full Page from the painting by G. Goodwin Kilburne.)
8- The Rifle in Many Lands, No. 7.- President Roosevelt Big-Horn Shooting in the Rockies. (Drawing by R. Caton Woodville.)
9- St. Andrew's Day at Eton College.- The Wall and Field Games. (Full Page showing 9 Photographs.)
10- Hunting on the South Coast.- The Eastbourne Foxhounds. (Full Page showing 6 Photographs.)
11- The Melbourne Cup. - The Scene at Flemington on November 1st. (Two Photographs.)
12- The Southern League.- Southampton Beat Brentford by a Goal to Nil at Griffin Park. (Football, Two Photographs.)
13- Surrey v. Midland Counties at Richmond.- Surrey win by 13 Points to 5.
(Rugby. Two Photographs.)
14- Ladies Hockey at Surbiton. Sussex v. Essex. (Four Photographs.)
15- Miss Adrienne Augarde as Renee in "The Duchess of Dantzic." (Two Photographs.)
16- The Adventures of a Pilot.- No. 2. (Full Page Drawing by G. D. Armour.)
17- Some Popular Actrresses of the London Stage. (Full Page showing the Following 5 Photographs.)
      a- Miss Ivy Moore, of Daly's Theatre.
      b- Miss May Dark.
      c- Miss Gertie Millar, of the Gaiety Theatre.
      d- Miss Jennie Bateman, in "The Catch of the Season," at the Vaudeville Theatre.
      e- Miss Eva Carrington, now appearing in "The Catch of the Season," at the Vaudeville Theatre.
18- Great Northern Diver shot at Hungerford Last Month. (Photograph.)
19- The Birmingham Fat Stock Show. (Half Page showing 4 Photographs.)
20- The Thames at Shillingford Bridge. (Photograph.)
21- Dining Hall at Christ Church. (Small Photograph.)
22- A Bit of England's Western Coast.- Compass Hill, Bude. (Small Photograph.)
23- Blasting a Pool for Fish in the Soudan. (Showing the Following 5 Photographs.)
      a- The Schwarzegg hut, which is one of the largest belonging to the Swiss Alpine Club.
      b- Preparing the evening meal.
      c- The Gleckstein Club hut and part of the Schreckhorner.
      d- "Sore labour's bath- the hut bed.
      e- The explosion of the Dryamite.
       f- After the explosion.
24- The Sportswoman at St. Moritz in Winter. (Photograph showing the Start of the Ladies' Ski Race. also a Photograph showing "On the ladies Curling Rink.")
25- Small Portrait Photograph showing "Miss Bell, Stirling ladies' Golf Club."
26- Riding a Canadian Ice Hill. (Drawing.)
27- Photographs showing (Miss Battle and Otto Madden, who were married on Wednesday last at Bury St, Edmunds.)
28- Horseracing photograph showing "The J. Daly's Bushey Park, by Hampton-Sunshine. The Leading winning Irish Sire of 1904."

                                                      Adverts.
1- Half Page Adcert for "Mappin & Webb."
2- Half Page Advert for "Spiers & Pond's Stores."
3- Full Page Advert for "Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company."
4- Half Page Advert fpor "Van Houten's Cocoa."
5- Half Page Advert for "Parkins & Gotto."
6- Full Page Advert for "Beecham's Pills."

Condition is Very Good.