CARUSO

with the place and date, showing him head and shoulders, Frankfurt, 1908 in an album which also includes entries by Landon RONALD (1873-1938, Conductor, Pianist & Composer), Autograph Musical Quotation Signed to Frank Ricard with several bars from O Lovely Light, Frank R. BENSON (Sir Frank Robert, 1858-1939, Actor-Manager) Autograph Quotation Signed from A Midsummer Night's Dream, Our true intent is all for your delight, Godfrey NUTTING, Autograph Musical Quotation from A Dutch Lullaby!, Violet BEDDINGTON, Several Autograph Verses signed, Sir Francesco Paolo TOSTI (1846-1916, Italian composer and Music Teacher) long Autograph Musical Quotation Signed from Chanson de l'Adieu, Folkestone, 1906, Louis PECSKAI (Violinist, Taught at Trinity College of Music 1909-1926) Autograph Musical Quotation headed We are now ready, Percival FOSTER, Long Autograph Musical Quotation from A Passing Thought, then there is a photograph of a punt on a river signed Adrienne, an unidentified signature on part of a score, on the same page Carlos SOBRINI (1861-1927, Pianist) and Pablo de SARASATE (1844-1908, Spanish Violinist & Composer), their signatures together, Phyllis DARE (1890-1975, Actress) Signature, then two pages of signatures including actors from Charley's Aunt, the next page has the Caruso Caricature, then there is a photo of a terrier yours sincerely Beechgrove Roy, and another five pages of signatures including and Autograph Musical Quotation by Evelyn HOWARD-JONES (1877-1951, Pianist, associate of Delius), Helen HAYE (1874-1957, Actress) quoting from As You Like It, then another page of signatures and an autograph of Constance BENSON (1864-1946, Actress), Gwladys WYNNE (1887-1964, Actress) quoting from The Merchant of Venice, a Musical Quotation by Delia Defries(?), andother by Rioadar Nachiz(?), signature of Armando LECOMTE (Singer), quotes by Laura and another Horthener(?) and Goan Manè(?), then an Autograph Musical Quotation by Mana-ZUCCA (1885-1981, American Actress, Singer, Pianist and Composer) and finally a quote by Marthe TROLY-CURTIN (Author of 'Phrynette Married') loosely bound together in a leather bound album 10 x 7½, with For Auld Lang Syne written on the front cover, various places, 1907 to