J. Theobald and Company's extra special illustrated catalogue of magic lanterns, slides and apparatus (circa 1900)

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73 The Charge of the Light Brigade, and Life with the Colours. These are a number of slides illustrating various phases of life in the British Army. It is not necessary to do more than just give the description as to what regiments the various soldiers belong to. 1 Royal Horse Artillery 2 Royal Engineers having a game at Nap 3 A Sapper of the Royal Engineers 4 Pontunes of the Royal Engineers on the march 5 Corporal Major of the Royal Horse Guards 6 The Guard at Whitehall. Second Life Guards 7 Subaltern of loth Hussars. 8 The first lesson in Officers riding 9 Officer and Trumpeter of the 13th Hussars 10 A little tailoring before parade 11 The 6th Dragoon Guards, Carabineers 12 The Guards band in St. James Park 13 Officer and sentry of the Scots Guards 14 Lancers reconnoitering in Ambush 15 17th Lancers: Duke of Cambridge’s Own, “ On Duty.” 16 The Charge ol the Light Brigade. (Tennysons Grand Poem should be recited when this picture is shown.) 17 Halt of a regiment of Lancers at full gallop 18 Cape Mounted Rifles on duty in Zululand 19 Stable duty 20 A private of the 7th Dragoons, Scots Grey 21 Barber’s shop in camp : 19th Hussars 22 Reading the news from the seat of war 23 “ Now then my lad, look sharp up.” 24 Court Martial, telling off a prisoner of the loth Hussars 25 After the review. Horse Line showing how horses are picketed in camp : the saddles are laid on their backs until the animals cool down 26 A private of the 26th Cameronians 27 Moimted Infantry, 1890 28 The last request." A scene from the battle of Maivand, on the 27th July, 1880 29 Stragglers of the 66th Berkshires coming in after the battle 30 Military Cyclists scouting 31 Girthing up 32 Regimental drag 33 Commissory Transport corps, 1890, now called “ The Army Service Corps. 34 Adieu. Lancer looking backwards 35 Three Drummer boys marching off, with words “ Good Night.” Borneo and Juliet. A Splendid New Set of Slides of exceptional merit. Copyright. Reading Free. 1 The brawl between the Servants of Capulet and Montague 2 Juliet advised by her mother to marry 3 The ball at the house of Capulet—meet- ing of Romeo and Juliet 4 Romeo scaling the orchard wall 5 Juliet in the balcony scene 6 Romeo in the cell of Father Lawrence 7 The nurse making enquiries about Romeo 8 Meeting between the nurse and Juliet in the garden 9 Romeo ascending the rope ladder 10 The marriage of Romeo and Juliet 11 The song of the Lark. Parting of Romeo and Juliet 12 Death of Tybalt 13 Romeo in despair 14 Juliet commanded to marry Paris 15 Juliet seeks Father Lawrence 16 Juliet empties the vial 17 Romeo purchases poison of the Apothe- cary 18 Romeo kills Paris at the tomb 19 Romeo takes his last farewell of Juliet and drinks the poison 20 Juliet recovers and drives the dagger to her heart The New Overland Eoute to India. Copyright. By special permission of the P. & O. Company, from their superb set of Illustrations entitled P, O, Pencillin^s^ representing incidents on board a P. & O. Steamer from Tilbury to the East. We have confined this set almost entirely to life on board, as so many views are already in existence of the harbours and towns passed en route. To those lecturers who do not possess slides of such places we need only say that views of Naples, Gibraltar, Malta, Port Said, Calcutta, Bombay, and all such places can be had from us at the same price. 1 P. and O. Steamer off Tilbury 2 Going on board 3 Pilot leaving the ship off the Isle of Wight 4 The last glimpse of Old England. 5 Victoria station 6 Cairo 7 The P. and O. steamer ‘ Victoria” off Gibraltar 8 Rock of Gibraltar 9 Different views of Gibraltar 10 Lace sellers at Malta 11 Bathing at Malta 12 Port Said—steamer entering Suez Canal 13 Suez Canal, with town in the distance 14 A hot night in the Red Sea 15 An afternoon on deck 16 A slight roll 17 A sunny bit of the hurricane deck 18 Dinner under difficulties 19 Dressing for dinner 20 Off Cape Bon 21 Sports on board deck 22 Muster on Sunday morning 23 Church service 24 Music room 25 Cricket on deck 26 Cleaning the decks 27 The stokers at work 28 Smoking room on board a P. and O. 29 Playing chess 30 Saloon of the S.S. Victoria”