"Sweet Kitty Bellairs" (Founded on Egerton Castle's Novel, "The Bath Comedy") at the Haymarket Theatre. 1907.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, November 16th, 1907," showing the Following 7 Photographs for "Sweet Kitty Bellairs"  (Founded on Egerton Castle's Novel, "The Bath Comedy") at the Haymarket Theatre."

   1- Kitty Bellairs (Miss Eva Moore) has come masked by night to Lord Verney's rooms to prevent his fighting a duel at dawn.  Verney:- "Who are you, who are you-you say you love me?"  Kitty:- "Nay, my lord, I but spoke of the talk of love."
   2- Mr. Eille Norwood as Sir Jasper Standish, an ill-tempered and unfaithful husband.
   3- Mr. Louis Calvert as Col. Villiers.
   4- Mr. Henry Neville as Col. Fitzgerald.
   5- Kitty is discovered in Verney's rooms, and is misjudged by her old friends.
   6- Kitty improves the appearance of the newly married Lady Standish, who is too tame and simple for her dashing husband, Sir Jasper.  Kitty:- "Never let a man see what a very plain woman you can be."
   7- O'Hara  (Mr. Loring Fernie)  prevents Lord Verney (Mr. Owen Roughwood)  from striking his superior officer, Captain Spicer  (Mr. E. F. Mayeur), and so helping the sinister plot of that captain.  O'Hara:- "Aisy now,lad.  I love you for it, but the Colonel's eye is on you!".

Condition is Very Good.