The Guildford Coursing Meeting. 1914.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 26th, 1914," showing the Following Photographs fron "The Guildford Coursing Meeting."

   1- Walking up hares on the plough.
   2- The Misses Bashall, who handle their own dogs, giving them a lift over rough ground.
   3- Mr. W. Randell-Jones's Racing Jennett, by Dooley-Royal Joy, who divided the Sardis Stakes with Runwick Cousin.
   4- Mr. W. Trimmer's Runwick Cousin, by The Lion-Cousin Dolly.
   5- Messrs. E. H. and G. H. Davies' Decorous, by Such a Sell-Hazy Morn, who divided the wilderness Stakes with the same  owners' Disc.
   6- Disc, by Netherley Fiery-Madge II.
   7- Mr. R. H. Cleare's Headlight, by Heavy Weapon-Stanhope, who divided the Bramlea Stakes with Dagolin.
   8- Messrs. E. H. and G. H. Davies' Dagolin, by Broad Arrow-Leigh Maid.
   9- Mr. Lamborn's Scoutmaster, by Boy Scout-Madame Butterfly, who divide the Runwick Stakes with Sporting Leading Star.
   10- Mr. W. H. Smith's Sporting Leading Star, by Sporting Starlight-Bright Smiles.
   11- A course between White Laager and Mysterious Results in the Sardis Stakes.
   12- Moving to a fresh beat.
   13- A group of lady Owners, &c., at the meeting.
   14- A juvenile spectator.

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Reverse side shows the Following Portrait Photographs for actors and Actresses on the Stage at this time.

   1- Miss Ruth Mackay.- Who appears as Miriam Leigh, the lady detective who helps Mr. Dennis Eadie to unearth the German spies, in "The Man Who stayed at Home," at the Royalty Theatre.
   2- Miss Roma June and Mr. Louis Bradfield.- As the heroine and hero in "The beautie's," the revue produced last week at the Victoria Palace.  The Beauties" in question are the models required by the artist hero for his painting. "The Peace of the Nations."
   3- Miss Renee Mayer.- As Puck, the part she will again play in the 1914 edition of the pantomime.  "The Sleeping Beauty Beautified," at Drury Lane Theatre.  She was a favourite in this part both in 1912 and 1913.
   4- Miss Julia James.- who is to play Cinderella on Boxing night in the pantomime at the Aldwych Theatre.
   5- Miss Madeline Seymour.- Who appears as Ruth Goldman, the brilliant designer of costumes, in "Potash and Perlmutter," at the Queen's Theatre.

Condition is Very Good.