"Sylvia Greer," Recently at the Queen's Theatre. 1912.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, November 30th, 1912," showing the 4 Following Photographs for "Sylvia Greer,' Recently at the Queen's Theatre."

    a- Sylvia Greer (Miss Ethel Warwick) receives a midnight visit from Dr. Wybrant (Mr. Guy Standing), who has visited her thus during the whole of the month of June for five successive Junes, arriving secretly by her window after the household has retired to rest.  The doctor is poor bu honest, has no taste in his dress, and so cannot marry Sylvia.
    b- Instead of the poor doctor, Sylvia accepts Captain Harte (Mr. Reginald Owen) for the sake of his wealth, frankly telling him that this is so.
   c- Sylvia and her father (Mr. C. M. Lowne) say what they think of each other, which is the worst possible, but none the less the truth.
   d- Sylvia, restless in spirit on the eve of her wealthy marriage, has drunk some soda and milk under the impression that it was poison, as she wished to clear up life's problems at one gulp. She then faints from mere apprehension of approaching death, but, reviving soon after, throws over Captain Harte and marries her poor doctor on condition that his income improves and his patients become more blue-blooded.

Condition is Very Good.