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Photographs of the Production

Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, 21 October 1911

Miss Cicely Courtneige as Miyo Ko San in Geisha dress, and Miss Florence Smithson as O Hana San.
In the teahouse of Sweet Content at Tokyo. — Suki (Mr. Dan Rolyat) explaining to Mitsu (Miss Ada Blanche) that Hashimoto (Mr. George Hestor) has told him that he married for money.
At the time Suki is unaware that Hashimoto has married his (Suki's) wife.
Miyo Ko San (Miss Cicely Courtneidge) enters the Teahouse
of Sweet Content an sings "Inquisitive Gentlemen".
Suki (Mr. Dan Rolyat) refers to Hashimoto's book on children's ailments, and discovers that a Welsh rarebit is the best diet for a child suffering from indigestion. A quartette of Geisha in the Teahouse of Sweet Content in Tokyo. — Reading from left to right are Misses Gladys Miles, May Etheridge, Sheila Hayes, and Violet Morene.

Baron Ito, son of Marquis Ito, late Japanese Prime Minister, has given it as his opinion that "The Mousmé" is the best play dealing with Japanese life ever seen in London.

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