"Barry Doyle's Rest Cure," at The Royal Court Theatre. 1907.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, October 5th, 1907," showing the Following 6 Photographs for "Barry Doyle's Rest Cure," At the Royal Court Theatre."

   1- Jack Haverson (Mr. Holmes-Gore) arrives in time to see the fiery Scot, Angus (Mr. E. Y. Rae), attack Doyle's immobile valet, Cotter (Mr. C. M. Lowne), who has just addressed the proud Macdougal by the irritating name of "Kitty."
    2- Cotter (Mr. C. M. Lowne),  Barry (Mr. Graham Browne), and Harverson (Mr. Holmes-Gore)  repairing the house taken in Scotland for the rest cure.- Barry :  "May I ask what we're paying for the perforated domicile?"
   3- Jack Harverson to Lady Hazel (Miss Rose Musgrove) :  "You wouldn't say 'No' this time?"  Jack had previously been refused when Lady Hazel was under the spell of her match-making mother.
   4- Miss Beatrice Terry as Lady Jean Hamilton, daughter of the Countess of Strathesk, and in love with Barry Doyle.
   5- Mr. Graham Browne as Barry Doyle, a young millionaire, who finds that match-making mothers worry him into retirement for a "rest cure."
   6- Barry, Lady Jean, Lady Hazel, Harverson, Lord Strathesk (Mr. E. W. Garden), and Lady Strathesk (Miss Carlotta Addison).  Lady Jean :  "Don't care to speak to me.  I've been duped, cheated,  befooled."  Lady Jean has a contempt for wealth, and having fallen in love with Barry while he is affecting poverty, is now offended on discovering that he is a millionaire.

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Reverse side a Full Page Picture, from the painting by George Wright called "Through the Old Village."

Condition is Very Good.