"The Cherry Girl," at the Vaudeville Theatre. 1904.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, March 26th, 1904," showing the Following  Photographs for "The Cherry Girl," at the Vaudeville Theatre.
                             Mr. Seymour Hicks and Miss Ellaline Terriss.
   a- "Good-bye" little yellow bird."
   b- "You see, truth can only lie properly at the bottom of a well."
   c- "When were Adam and Eve married?"
   d- "The sweetest little cherry girl in all the world."
    e- A burlesque cake walk from "In Dahomey."
    f- "There's a rule in our family : First up, best dressed."

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Reverse side shows the Following 4 Quarter Page Photographs from "The Grand National Steeplechase.- Some Obstacles on the Famous Course at Aintree, to be contested To-day (Friday).

   a- Jump 9 and 25, known as Valentine's Brook, a thorn fence (spruced) 4ft 10inches high, with a rail in front 2 ft. high close to fence and brook on far side.
   b- Water Jump No. 16, 16ft. wide with thorn fence (gorsed) 3ft. high on take-off side.
   c- Jump No. 15, thorn fence (gorsed) 5 ft. high and 2 ft. 6 inch in width, ditch on take-off side 5ft. wide and banked to guard rail in front 2 ft. high.
   d- Jump Nos. 6 and 22, known as Beecher's Brook, a thick thorn fence (spruced), 4ft. 10 in. high with rail 2 ft. high in front close up against fence and a natural ditch about 5 ft. wide and 4ft. deep on the far side.

Condition is Very Good.