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A Romantic Operetta, in Two Acts. By Rudolph Schanzer and Carl Lindau. American adaptation by A. E. Thomas and Edward A. Paulton Music by Henry Bereny, Staged under direction of Frank Smithson. Orchestra under direction of Joseph Sainton, CAST OF CHARACTERS The Earl of Goberdeen John Dunsmure Gaston, the Marquis de la Tour Franklyn Farnum Dupont, a detective. Otis Harlan Captain Graham Roland Hogue Tabarin Victor Kahn Archie, Goberdeen’s Scotch valet Charles Hines Daisy, barmaid at the Bal Tabarin | ^®^^^Eva ISon Amaranth, a seeress Maude Odell Kitty, Lord Goberdeen’s niece and ward Katheryn Stevenson
NOTE — Owing to the exacting demands of the title character, the role will be played by either Miss Bryr u or Miss Fallon. At the Bal Tabarin Dubois Charles Fletcher Mars Maxwell Kennedy Fleur Harry Hamilton
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CAST OF CHARACTERS—Continued. Dancers
Rene • Marie Kavanagh Marcelle Margaret Cecil Lois Lottie Harvey Clementine Ethel Langdon Habitues or the Bal Tabarin» Helene Dorothy Clifford Raoul, a chasseur Edith Thayer Alphonse, portier Sam Chadwick Munkacas Janos, Hungarian violinist. - James Nash A Cabman Maxwell Kennedy Waitresses — Misses Billie Busch, Charlotte Burt, Julie Grant, Marie Arment, Lucille De Mendz, Katherine McVeigh, Katherine Savage, Ethel Vivian. Grisettes — Misses Agnes Jeppson, Lucille Parsons, Marion Wilson, Pearl Palmer, Adrienne Allen, Bobe Shirley, Anna Fielding, Jeanette Fielding. Cocottes — Misses Mary Hamilton, Gwendolyn Canfield, Adele Harrison, Ethel Russell, Anna Vane, Marjorie Held, Mary Walls, Dorothy Glifford. Soldiers, Clubmen, Boulevardiers, Artists, etc.— Messrs. Hedge, Mulvey, Weir, Cox, Forbes, Clemens, McCarthy, Hurlock, Clark, Mar, Greenfell,Foye,Gibney, Jordan. At Goberdeen Castle Baroness Lloyd Mary Hamilton
Lady Whitten ,. . .Gwendolyn Canfield Lady Barrison .' Dorothy Clifford Willie MacTaggart. Sam Chadwick A Housekeeper Susan Simpson Writer to the Signet Albert Hedge Flunkies Harry Clark, J. Hurlock
Donald Ferguson , j ^ . \ James Cooper j Lord Goberdeen s pipers. Donald MacGregor j j^hn Cowle j Oliver James W. Miinro
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Synopsis of Acts and Scenes. Act I.— Dance Hall, Bal Tabarin, Paris. Act II.— Scene 1. Ancestral Hall, Goberdeen Castle, Scotland. Scene 2. Court- yard and Battlements of Castle. MUSICAL NUMBERS Act I 1. Opening Chorus Chorus 2. Drinking Song: “In the Heart of the Golden Wine” Gaston and Chorus 3. Song: “Detective” (music by Arthur Weld) Dupont and Chorus 4. “King of the Boulevards” (music by Paul Rubens) Daisy and Chorus 5. Waltz Duet: “Love Never Dies” Daisy and Gaston 6. Trio: “The Crystal Ball” Amaranth, Goberdeen and Archie 7. “Sandy MacDougal” (music by Edward A. Paulton) Lord Goberdeen and Chorus 8. Finale Ensemble
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Program
Act II. Scene 1. Scotch Medley (arranged by Arthur Weld). (a) Soprano Solo, “Coming Thro’ the Rye” Edith Thayer (b) Tenor Solo Mr. Chadwick (c) Alto Solo, “Annie Laurie” Anna Fielding
10 . Duet: “Aeroplane” Kitty and Capt. Graham
11 . “Flirt” Daisy and Chorus
12 . Quartette: “You’re Very Like Your Sister, Dear” Daisy, Gaston, Lord Goberdeen, Dupont
13 . “Angus Gordon Donald Douglas Ewart John McKee” Daisy and Chorus (Music by E. A. Patdton.)
14 . “Little Boy Blue” Ensemble Field & Cowles
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Scene 2. 15. “When the Mists of the Night” (music by Arthur Weld) Lord Goberdeen 16. Duet: “Kiss Me, Dearest, Kiss Me, Do” Daisy and Gaston 17. “Two Cockatoos” (music by Edward A. Paulton) Amaranth and Dupont 18. “Gathering of the (Ilians” Clansmen and Pipers 19. Finale Ensemble
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The Joyous Operetta “LITTLE BOY BLUE”
“As Sweet as the Heather in the Dell” Book by RUDOLPH SCHANZER and CARL LINDAU. American version by A. E. THOMAS and EDWARD PAULTON. Music by HENRI BERENY.
Entire original production of the long run at the Lyric Theatre, New York, and the original cast, including Gertrude Bryan, Otis Harlan, Maude Odell, and others, and the lovely bunch of HIGHLAND DAISIES. The orchestra wiU be especially augmented to grand-opera proportions.
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Sample bottle for your dealer^s name, ji WASHBURN PURIZONE COMPANY, Dept. M lOI TREMONT STREET THEATRE TICKETS Trade JOHN R. HEARD Mark HOTEL TOURAINE, TEL. OXFORD 644 CORSETS
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For sale at all PSXCTICAL Department Stores Side
OVER HOMER'S JEWELRY STORE
Fabery’s Salts
The Great Natural Remedy in finest cocktail in Catarrh of the Stomach, Dyspepsia, Liver the world — less the Complaints, Gout and l^heumatism trouble of preparing it ALL DRUGGISTS AND Simply strain tbroaiiii FABERY Pharmacy cracked ice, and serve Martimigin 272 Tremont St., opp. Shubert Theatre base)and Man- hattan {wht},key bai>e)arethe nios p>pular. At all good dealers.
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DINIKC LONDON RpGMS ; • TEL. 3968 MAIN 45-451 &51 COURT ST. BOSTON, Mass. OPP. OtO COURT MOUSE
G. Fm Heublein & ISro.^ Sole Pripi. Attractions Now Playing Shubcrt Theatres in New York HIPPODROME Manhattan Opera House 34th St. and 8th Ave. 6th Ave., 43d-44th Sts. Daily Mats. 2, Evenings 8 Telephone, 477 Greeley Mats. Wed. and Sat. UNDER MANY FLAGS SOTHERN and MARLOWE. Series of COMPLETE NEW Spectacles In Shakespearean Repertoire 48th STREET THEATRE CASINO Broadway and 39th St. Just east of Broadway Mats. Wed. and Sat. Evenings 8.10 Evenings 8.15 Mats. Thur. and Sat. THE MERRY COUNTESS LITTLE MISS BROWN By Philip Bartholomae Author of “Over Night’ ’ PLAYHOUSE 48th east of B’dway Mats. Wed. and Sat. Ev. 8.10 BROADWAY THEATRE LITTLE WOMEN Broadway and 41st St. Evenings 8.20 LEW FIELDS PRESENTS COMEDY THEATRE 41st St., east of Broadway HANKY PANKY Mats. Thur. and Sat. Evenings 8.15 FANNY’S FIRST PLAY Maxine Elliott’s Theatre By GEORGE BERNARD SHAW 39th St., between Broadway and 6th Ave. 42nd St. west of Broadway Mats. Wed. and Sat. Evenings 8.30 LYRIC READY MONEY The MASTER of the HOUSE Evenings at 8.15; Wed. and Sat. Matinees at 2.15 WINTER CARDEN 39th STREET THEATRE Sat. Mats. Tues. Thur. and Evenings 8 39th St., near Broadway Telephone, 9260 Col’s. Mats. Wed. and Sat. Evenings 8.15 The PASSING SHOW of 1912 THE BRUTE
For Your Protection. Beware of Imitations
Your sincere attention is called to the original and genuine FINE OLD_ Ky. tayloR WHISKY THE PERFECT BLEND ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES GET THE GENUINE
Absolute Purity Unquestionable Superiority Highest Quality
Sold Everywhere at $1.00 Per Full Honest Quart Bottle WRIGHT & TAYLOR, Inc., Distillers, Louisville, Ky. The R. H. HIRSHFIELD CO., N. E. Agents
Tel. Hay. 114 and 115. I Washington St., Boston, Mass.
iH' Callum Silk Hosiery
T IS not enough that the broideries. Your dealer can big retail stores through- obtain for you in a few days’ out the country should time hose to match any color. know that the name 0 secure the best service McCallum stands for the from any silk hosiery, most beautiful and most regardless of its quality, trustworthy silk hosiery manu- it should be purchased factured today. We want YOU large enough, not only in and all well dressed men and length of foot— usually women to know it, a size larger than in lisle — hut of leg. HAT all the leading in size stores in Boston sell Keep feet carefully pedicured nails will quickly McCall um silk h ose or the cut the silk. Shoes should be well fit- should insure the pur- ted and free from nails. chaser confidence in its Garters should be rubber value. covered and fastened into the In all grades upwards from garter hem ONLY.
$1.00. In all colors and Rinse hose in warm water weights, open-work and em- after each wearing.
Send for our booklet, “ Through My Lady s Ring.
ifJltCallum Company Largest Manufacturers of Silk Northampton Hosiery in the World Massachusetts London Harness Company
SADDLEC-SEWN ENGLISH GLOVES
For Men, Women and Children Exceptional Values.
Tan Cape for Children $i.oo
Can Cape for Women * . 1.25 ifellow Chamois ...... 1.25 iVhite Cape 1.35 jrey Mocha ...... 1.35 v Black Cape ...... 1.35 White Washable Doeskin ...... 1.50 Tan, White and Black Cape for Men ...... 1.50 jrey Mocha 1.75
Steamer Rugs, Steamer and Wardrobe Trunks, English Um- brellas and Walking Sticks, Motor Accessories. Riding and Driving Essentials
LONDON HARNESS COMPANY >76 DEVONSHIRE ST. 27 FEDERAL ST. JOHN HANCOCK BUILDING BOSTON THE THINGS WE CARE FOR-REMEMBER
The Old SILVER Reliable POLISH
IS BY TEST THE BEST FOR YOUR CHOICE GOLD AND SILVER, JEWELRY, CUT GLASS, CHINA, ETC. RESTORES LUSTRE WITHOUT INJURY
CANDO is not a new creation, but instead one that has given universal sat- isfaction to its users for nearly a quarter of a century. In its present form, embodying the improvements attained through honest progressive methods, we confidently recommend Cando as the perfect polish for those desiring' the best at a price in keeping with quality. Always reliable. Ask your dealer. INSIST THAT YOU GET CANDO
PAUL MANUFACTURING CO., 36-40 Fulton St., BOSTON, MASS. Get acquainted with our Egyptian Deodorizer and Aerofume. Write for sample.
GROUND GRIPPER CORRECT MUSCLE ACTION FOOTWEAR “ Imitated but never duplicated
Strengthens Weak Arch
PAT. FEB. 1 4, 1 9 1 1. Relocates Distorted Feet [GIVESiTHE BODY BALANCE, TOES ACTION GROUND GRIPPER SHOE Ordinary shoes cause the bones to grow inward. The great toe loses its “gripping’’ power and is weak. WALKING night and day wears out your feet and then you stop. In New York nurses in the S Hospital are obliged to wear Ground Grippers. This ^ shoe stands the medical test. See it. Ask for our medical book on feet
E. W. BURT & CO., 32 West Street, BOSTON HOUSE EXITS
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TnebpaSef^PrmtT^osio? CHICKERING & SONS DIV. AMERICAN PIANO COMFY
cAnnounce A NEW LOCATION AT 169 TREMONT STREET Opposite the Common
FOR THE SALE OF
PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS AT RETAIL
OUR NEW BUILDING WILL BE READY FOR OUR OCCUPANCY IN OCTOBER
WAREROOMS
NOW AT THE FACTORY, 791 TREMONT STREET
Established in 1823