"The Professor's Love Story," by J. M. Barrie, at the St. James's Theatre. 1904.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, January 2nd, 1904," showing the Following 7 Photographs from "The Professor's Love Story," By J. M. Barrie, at the St, James's Theatre.

   a- Professor Goodwilllie (Mr. E. S. Willard) across whose scientific path the love passion (described as "the birthright of every man"), comes in middle age.
   b- Lucy (Miss Gracie Leigh) anxious to get Pete out of the way, persuades him that Henders is about to propose to Effie in a distant field, upon which Pete hastens cumbrously off to forestall his rival.
   c- The Dowager Lady Gilding (Miss Ada Webster), whose plot to win the Professor is appropriated by the intelligent secretary, Lucy White.
   d- The Gildings take to harvesting (the ladies in simple ten-guinea frocks) in order to set an example of honest labour to the rustics in the district.  After wasting the morning in wrangling and getting warm they adjourn to an elaborate luncheon brought out to them in the wheatfield by their footmen.
   e- Henders (Mr. Ernest Stallard), wooing Effie (Mrs. Whytal), Henders : "There are some men born wi a power over women that no lassie can resist.  They are what may be called dead shots."  Effie :  "I canna deny it."
   f- Lady Gilding (Miss Alice Lonnon) :  "Tell me the worst." Dr. Yellowlees (Mr. H. G. Lonsdale) :  "Lady Gilding, I will.  This is a case of-of- cherchez la femme!"
   g- Henders finds the old letter-box from which Miss Goodwillie (Miss Helen Ferrers) 
had often in early life received letters from her over-seas lover, until the cessation of their arrival had embittered her existence.

Condition is Very Good.