Our Captious Critic. : "The Rebel Maid" at the Empire Theatre. 1921.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, April 30th, 1921," called "Our Captious Critic," showing an Review with Illustrations for "The Rebel Maid" at the Empire Theatre.

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Reverse side shows the Following Photographs. for "Golf"  Football"  and "Athletics."

1- The Southern Qualifying Round of the Golf Tournament at Cooden Beach.
     a- Arnaud Massy (Nivelle), who was first with 147.
     b- A Mitchell, who finished third with an aggregate of 149, driving from the 1st tee.
     c- J. Kirkwood, the Australian Open Champion, Watching Play.

Although Kirkwood, the Australian Champion, could not compete in this Daily Mail  event, he showed fine form when going round with one of the competitors.


2- The F. A. Cup Final at Stamford Bridge.- Tottenham Hotspur beat Wolverhampton Wanderers by 1 Goal to Nil.
     a- George, the Wolverhampton Goalkeeper,  fails in his attempt to save the winning goal.
     b- J. M. Dimmock,  who scored the only goal.
     c- The King presenting the Cup to Grimsdell, the Tottenham Captain.

By scoring the only goal of the match, Dimmock, the young tottenham forward, enabled a Douthern team to win the Cup for the first time since 1900-1, when Tottenham Hotspur were also successful, after a long succession of Northern and Midland victories.


3- The R.M.A.  Athletic Sports at Woolwich.
     a- G. J. Bryan (Wellington) wins the 100 yards final in 11 sec.  He won the Silver challenge bugle for highest number of individual wins.
     b- A little mutual help in the Obstacle race.
     c- A. E. Fripp winning the mile in 4m.  52  4-5sec.
     d- The final of the 120 yards Hurdles, won by M. R. R. Prentice in 17 4-5 sec. 
     e- The last ounce in the Donkey Derby.

Condition is Very Good.