London's Grand Guignol.- The New Plays at the Little Theatre. 1921.

For Sale is a Full Page Removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News," April 16th, 1921.  This Page shows Five Scenes from "London's Grand Guignol.- The New Plays at the Little Theatre."

   a- "The Love Child."-  Miss Sibel Thorndike as the unmarried mother and Miss Joan Crossley as the married one who wishes to change her own dead baby for the other's living. Though Illegitimate, one.

   b- "Dead Man's Pool."- The convict is more  interested in the landing of the Salmon than in his own escape (Mr. Lewis Casson and Mr. Sydney T. Pease).

   c- "Seven Blind Men,"- This piece endeavours to portray the sensations of a party of blind workers under exciting circumstances.

  d- "The Kill"- The Countess (Miss Sybil Thorndyke) with two of the hounds to which her husband later on throw's her lover.

   e- "The Kill"- The countess realises that her lover.  Whose body body her husband has just cast to the famished hounds, was not then dead.  (Mr. Lauderdale Maitland and Miss Sybil Thorndyke).

Condition is Very Good.