"Lady Frederick." by W. Somerset Maugham, at the Royal Court Theatre. 1907.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, November 9th, 1907," showing the Following 6 Photographs for "Lady Frederick," by W. Somerset Maugham, at the Royal Court Theatre.

   1- Lady Frederick (Miss Ethel Irving), in financial difficulties, completes the conquest of a dunning dressmaker (Miss Florence Wood) by asking her to dine with a prince.
   2- The moneylender, Captain Montgomery (Mr. Holmes-Gore), having bought up Lady Frederick's promissory notes, threatens to ruin her unless she marries him, and so gets his vulgar person into titled society.
   3- The final scene.- Paradine Fouldes, who had commenced by being Lady Frederick's enemy, now pays off her money-lending and threatening suitor, saying, "A millionaire in want of ready money is always an affecting sight," and soon after is himself accepted by the lady.  The Admiral in the picture has also just proposed for the lady's hand.  Lady Frederick (Miss Irving), Mr. Paradine Fouldes (Mr. C.M. Lowne), Capt. Montgomery (W. Holmes-Gore), Admiral Carlisle (Mr. E. W. Garden), Sir Gerald O.Mara (Mr. Edmund Breon), and Rose (Miss Beatrice Terry).
   4- Lady Frederick's youngest suitor, Lady Meriston (Mr. W. Graham Browne), and Lady Frederick, after her ladyship has cured the youth's passion by "making up" her hair and face before him.
   5- Lady Mereston (Miss Beryl Faber) as an unimpeachable matron and an uncompromising enemy of the suspected "merry widow," Lady Frederick.
   6- Paradine Fouldes, who long ago nearly eloped with Lady Frederick, is now accepted as her future husband,  her other suitors,  too old, too young, or too vulgar,  having all been dismissed.

Condition is Very Good.