Photographs from the Stage. May 1913.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, May 24th, 1913," showing the Following Photographs from the Stage, 1913.

   a- Oy-Ra and Miss Connie Ediss.
In "The Girl on the Film," at the Gaiety Theatre.- Euphemia Knox (Miss Connie Ediss) is mystified by the eccentric movements of this agile and muscular dancer, whom she encounters at the ball at the Army League soiree,  and does not know wether to expect from him a delightful waltz or a whisk to Hades.

   b- "The Chaperon," at the Strand Theatre.
Mr. Pottinger, M.P. (Mr. E. Dagnall), is embraced by the hysterical heroine, Rosamond Gaythorne (Miss Ethel Dane), who has collapsed at the turn her affairs have taken.  In the ordinary way Mr. Pottinger would welcome the caress, but it is unlikely at his house, where Mrs. Pottinger resides, that it is bestowed.

   c & d- "Come Over Here" at the London Opera House.
  c- The End of the Motor-Car v. express train elopement act.
  d- The eloping couple, Mr. Oscar Schwarz and Miss Perle Barti.

   e- Miss Isabel Jeans.
As Peggy, the dainty foundling, in "The Greatest Wish," recently at the Garrick Theatre.  Much unlike that foundling of whom Charles Dickens tells us, this foundling is also a fondling.

Condition is Very Good.