Actresses from the Stage, November 1912.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, November 2nd, 1912," showing the Following 6 Photographs for the Following Actresses.
 
    a- Miss Margaret Paton, who appears as Jacqueline, the flirty daughter of Baron Dauvray, in "The Girl in the Taxi," at the Lyric Theatre.
   b- "Rosalind," at the Duke of York's Theatre.  Miss Irene Vanbrugh as Mrs. Page, the still "juvenile" actress, who is lettingherself by her proper age ("forty and a bittock") while wearing loose, "sloppy" clothes on a holiday in a Scotch village.   She is seen having tea and gossip with her landlady (Miss Helen Haye).
   c- Miss Yvonne Arnaud, the leading lady (Suzanne Pomarel) in "The Girl in the Taxi," at the Lyric Theatre.
   d- Miss Olive Lethbridge, Whose play, "The Mother," is shortly to be produced in the West End, and whose short piece, "The Prime Minister," is now on tour.  Miss Lethbridge also wrote "The Pedestal" (recently produced by Mr. Maltby), in conjunction with Mr. Essery.
   e- "Everywoman," at the Drury Lane Theatre.   Miss Alexandra Carlisle as Everywoman (in centre), with her two companions (Miss Patricia Collinge as Youth and Miss Gladys Cooper as Beauty), whom she loses on her pilgrimage in quest of love.
   f- Miss Daisy Irving, the musical comedy artist, formerly leading lady at Daly's Theatre.

Condition is Very Good.