"The Case of Lady Camber," By H. A. Vachell, at the Savoy Theatre.

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  • "The Case of Lady Camber," By H. A. Vachell, at the Savoy Theatre.

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For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News,  October 30th, 1915, showing the Fiollowing 4 Photographs from "The Case of Lady Camber," by H. A. Vachell, at the Savoy Theatre.

   a- Mr. H. B. irving as the young surgeon, Harley Napier, and Miss Jessie Winter as Esther Yorke, his assistant.
   b- Lady Camber, the invalid (Miss may Leslie Stuart), by imitating Esther Yorke's voice when talking on the telephone to Lord Camber, is led to believe that Esther and her husband were formerly, and still are, lovers.  Lady Camber's maid (Miss Pollie Emery), who fans her mistresses suspicions, stands near by.
   c- Harley Napier watching Esther Yorke as she replaces in the cabinet a phial containing the deadly narcotic called "Talline."  She has really taken the phial with suicidal intentions, but is suspected of having used its contents to murder Lady Camber.
   d- The collapse of lady Camber after the telephone episode.  It is this supposed discovery of her husband's and Esther's intrigue which kills her.

Condition is Very Good.