"Miss Elizabeth's Prisoner," at the Imperial Theatre. 1904.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 25th, 1904," showing the Following 4 Photographs from "Miss Elizabeth's Prisoner," at the Imperial Theatre.

   a- The fascinating rebel is placed hors de combat by his hurt.
   b- Elizabeth's with her sinister lover, "the King's man" (Mr. Norman McKinnell).
   c- Captain Harry Peyton (Mr. Lewis Waller), having commandeered Miss Elizabeth's horse, is immediately afterward's wounded in a skirmish.  The horse finds his way back home, bearing the unconscious Captain, who is here seen, as Miss Elizabeth's prisoner, recovering from his swoon.
   d- Miss Elizabeth (Miss Grace Lane), thinking that the rebel Captain Harry Peyton is playing fast and loose with her, arms herself for conquest.  She attires herself in the most fascinating manner imaginable, her intention being to make the Captain love her and then to mockingly reject him.

Condition is Very Good.