"Everywoman," a Modern Morality Play, by Walter Browne, at Drury Lane Theatre. 1912.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, September 21st, 1912," showing the Following 7 Photographs for "Everywoman," a Modern Morality Play, by Walter Browne, at Drury Lane Theatre."

    a- Mr. H. B. Irving as Nobody.
    b- Mr. Fred Lewis as Wealth, and Miss Clara Beck as Vice.
    c- Mr. Henry Wenman as Bluff, a Theatrical Manager.
    d- Miss Alexandra Carlisle as Everywoman.
    e- Miss Patricia Collinge as Youth (Everywoman's Companion).
    f- Miss Jessie Winter as Modesty (Everywoman's Companion).
    g- Centre picture of the stage shows Everywoman's mansion at the end of Act III.-Everywoman, a star actress in quest of love, has finally yielded to Wealth, only to discover that Beauty is lying dead on the couch in her banqueting hall, while Conscience mourns by the body.  Modesty has already left her, and Youth is to be garnered soon by the great reaper.

Reverse side shows an article called "Shooting in Canada" written by C. F. Lane.