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Acts are run in the order given only when feasible to do so, and the routine is subject to change without notice. It should also be noted that the order in which they are placed on the program does not necessarily indicate the value of acts. B. F. KEITH’S VAUDEVILLE STANDARD OF THE WORLD A OVERTURE (a) March—“Templar” Brown (b) “Raymond” Thomas B. F. Keith's Theatre Orchestra Bart E. Grady, Director Tha Hear* Miller piano need exclusively in B. F. Keith's Theatre and B. F. Keith’s Bijoa Theatre.) NEXT WEEK—BEAU BRUMMEL TRIO Castle Square Hotel Tremont and Chandler Streets CM AS. B. SLEEPER, Maaeier Boatoa Hotel Co., Lessees
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A Stranger locating in Boston recently was obliged to wait over a day or two for the arrival of his mail and while visiting Keith’s Theatre and looking over the Program advertisements selected a Banking Institution to do business with. On calling at the bank next day he was asked for references and if recommended by any particular person as to opening his deposit at the bank. His reply was that “he knew no one in the city but while at Keith’s Theatre the previous afternoon noticed the advertisement of the Bank in the Program.” This is one of the many opportunities advertisers have of calling strangers’ attention to their advertisements while visiting the city. ,
S l® f,0 Dui* flttl(0 JEWELERS ANDSlLVERSrmBS 52 SUMMER ST. S?!^St B Thomas A. Edison Presents His Latest and Greatest Invention TALKING MOTION PICTURES THE KINETOPHONE
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2 . “A Few Shamrocks from Ireland.” NOTE— Pictures will be changed weekly. C First Time Here JOHN HIGGINS The World’s Champion Jumper D The Tailor-Made Boys CAITS BROTHERS With Master Lew Caits The Cleverest of Dancing Midgets E First Time Here CLARA INGE Dainty Singing Comedienne Convenience in Travel d, Those who travel may find a distinct pleasure in the satisfactory results obtained through the service OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BOSTON which has a special department equipped to assist the traveller in every financial requirement en route .
The HoffecKer - Waltham Combination These famous instruments represent the highest development of ACCURACY and DEPENDABILITY in auto equipment. The HOFFECKER is standard equip- ment on all NATIONAL and LENOX cars, and used most exclusively on all high-class cars throughout New England for the past seven years. The HoffecKer Company Motor Mart - - Boston, Mass. ffgCSTA pNUTE IN OUR STORE WILL CONVINCE YOU THIS IS A SAFE PLACE IN WHICH TO TRADE. LONG - JEWELER - 41 Summer St. F First American Appearance of England’s Foremost Entertainers FRED GRAHAM, NELLIE DENT & CO. In The Comedy Skit “THE PACKING DAY” Sam Asche Fred Graham Milly Asche Nellie Dent Expressman Frank Kelley G Direct From Paris MANON OPERA COMPANY French Operatic Stars H A Lively Trio THREE HICKEY BROTHERS Acrobatic Dancers NEXT WEEK—OWEN McGIVNEY No inducements are offered to secure advertising pat- ronage. The B. F. Keith audiences are composed of the very best people in the country. Strangers when visiting the Theatre take the Program with them as souvenirs and our Mailing Department is constantly sending them to all parts of the globe; another important point is that no placing of advertisements in the margin is allowed, from one to four advertisements on the left hand pages and two advertisements on the program pages, thus giving each announcement sufficient space to make it attractive and pleasing to read. The uniform style of type selected for display throughout the Program and the general make up are important features for profitable advertising. "The Sweetest Toned Piano in the World** .This Piano has made a wonderful name for itself since being placed on the market. Acknowledged by all musicians and professional people to be the finest instrument BUILT IN BOSTON One has only to hear and see this beautiful piano to be convinced. Kraft, Bates $ Spencer, Inc. 156 Boylston Street, Boston Factory, 589 to 593 Harrison Are. 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TKeBngU 5pot of Boston after 4e 5kow Bpecial Diskes and Table de Hote * * Music Scollay Square I Now For A Good Laugh JOHN and MAE BURKE “The Ragtime Soldier Man” J The Dublin Minstrel FRANK FOGARTY The Celebrated Irish Wit in His Quaint and Humorous Stories and Observations K First Presentation On Any Stage of the New Neptunian Pantomime and Aquatic Spectacle NEPTUNE’S GARDEN OF LIVING STATUES or “THE ENCHANTED POOL” Introducing the Spanish Mimes. CARLO CASETTA and LILLIAN LESTER In Their New and Weird “LA DANSE DEMENTIA” and CLARA SEXTON As the Spirit of Amphitrite Program continued Fire -Fly Itaralitrko $3.00 $2.00 Fire -Fly A CHAMBERLAIN Soft Hat Winner MEN’S SILK SHIRTS in i nxariousiy soft effects. $3.63. Five Dollars price elsewhere WASHINGT0N ST * WASHINGTON ST. 6S7 Cor. of Beylston 659 Under the Gaiety Theatre Things Well Worth Knowing rPHE laws of descent and distribution, facts about wills, the Massachusetts Inherit- ance Taxes, are all outlined in our booklet Management of Trust Property A copy will be given you at either of our offices or will be mailed upon request. OM@omjlru?t (ompanij Court Street Temple Place Boston, Mass. National Shawmut Bank 40 WATER STREET, BOSTON Security of a National Bank Security of New England’s Largest Bank Security is essentialfor personal accounts ..... — . The Cast Martinez, who found the charm Carlo Casetta Beryl, who saves him from the pool . . Lillian Lester Rodo, who steals the charm Fred A. Burke Thetis i ., . . f Kathryn Berio l whoawakenthestatuesi Nais i i Madeline Berio Muse, who plays in the garden . . Alberta Florence Spirit of Amphitrite Clara Sexton Achelous, her attendant Frank Watson The legend of Neptune’s garden is that at the sound of the human voice one of the many beautiful statues it contains will come to life and at once seek the water from which all Neptune’s people are supposed to have come. Mortals who break the silence are doomed to death. Don Martinez has found the charm of the Nereids which is said to have the power of restoring the statues to marble after they have been awaken- ed. He visits the garden with Beryl, and while they are danc- ing, Rodo, an interloper, who has also discovered the existence of the charm, attempts to steal it. Martinez seizes him, they struggle, and Rodo falls into the pool, screaming. He takes the charm with him. At the sound of his voice a statue awakens and seeks the depths of the pool. Martinez, distract- ed, waits for Rodo to appear above the surface of the water, and finally is taken away by Beryl convinced that he has drowned the interloper. Becoming demented by thinking of the murder, he escapes from his attendants and again comes to the garden followed by Beryl, who uses every means of keeping him from the pool, and finally at the sound of a weird danse they are carried away with it. The Spirit of Amphitrite ap- pears, the dancers stop, the Spirit fascinates them. Under her direction Martinez places steps in the pool. She holds her trident over the water, and in a moment Rodo appears from the bottom of the pool. Again the Spirit extends the trident, and one after another the Nereids arise from the water. Produced under the personal direction of the author, assisted by G. Molasso, director of pantomime Josef Castilian, directing living art studies Sam Mahoney, aquatic director Bart E. Grady, musical director (The illusions in this production are fully pro- tected by patent) NEXT WEEK—LEO CARRILLO ! ! NEXT WEEK Second Big Week ot The New Sensation THE BEAUTIFUL AND STARTLING WATER SPECTACLE Neptune’s Garden of Living Statues In, which is enacted the mystifying musical PANTOMIMIC DRAMA OF "THE ENCHANTED POOL” Introducing the most complete company of ^ Dancers, Divers, Models, Water Nymphs and ^ /"V 4m V Pantomimists headed by Spanish Mimes V CARLO CASETTA and LILLIAN LESTER Introducing their new weird and startling “LA DANSE DEMENTIA” and MISS CLARA SEXTON Specially Engaged For The Role Of Amphitrite QCC THE BEAUTIFUL STATUES in the garden of the Water Cod! CCC THE MYSTERIOUS FOUNTAIN from the bottomless pool CPC THE DROWNING OF TH E INTERLOPER In the struggle for the Nereids’ charm! CEP THE AWAKENING OF THE STATUES and the lure of the enchanted pool CEE THE SPIRIT OF AMPHITRITE, the wife of Neptune! CEE THE NEREIDS ARISING FROM THE WATER at the call of Amphitrite, and Signor Carlo Casetta and Signorita Lillian Lester LA DANSE DEMENTIA Neptune’s Carden of Living Statues The legend of Neptune’s garden is that at the sound of the hu- man voice one of the many beautiful statues it contains will come to life and at once seek the water from which ail Neptune’s people are supposed to have come. Mortals who break the silence are doomed to death. Don Martinez has found the charm of the Nereids which is said to have the power of restoring the statues to marble after they have been awakened. He visits the garden with Beryl, and while they are dancing, Rodo, an inter- loper, who has also discovered the existence of the charm, attempts to steal it. Martinez seizes him, they struggle, and Rodo falls into the pool, screaming. He takes the charm with him. At the sound of his voice a statue awakens and seeks the depths of the pool. Martinez, distracted, waits for Rodo to appear above the surface of the water, and finally is taken away by Beryl convinced that he has drowned the interloper. Becom- ing demented by thinking of the murder, he escapes from his attendants and again comes to the garden followed by Beryl, who uses every means of keeping him from the pool, and finally at the sound of a weird danse they are carried away with it. The Spirit of Amphitrite appears, the dancers stop, the Spirit fascinates them. Under her direction Martinez places steps in the pool. She holds her trident over the water, and in a moment Rodo appears from the bottom of the pool. Again the Spirit extends the trident, and one after another the Nereids arise from the water. L PATHS WEEKLY No. 19-1913 Moving Pictures of International Cnrrant Events 1. 22nd Regiment marching from its old armory to their new home in New York City. 2. Opening of baseball season at Spokane, Washington. 3. Laying cornerstone of English church at Stockholm, Sweden. steamers [ 4. Fleet of sixty lake leaving Fort William, Ontario on breaking up of the ice pack. 5. New king of Greece at Salonika, Turkey. 6. Planting of tree of peace on Capitol grounds at Washing- ton. 7. Governor’s Foot Guard celebrates its 125th anniversary at New Haven, Conn. 8. Chinese military commission visits French aviation drill grounds. 9. Boston Chamber of Commerce party sailing from Long Wharf on their way to South America. 10. Enormous girder of new bridge at Salamanca, N. Y., about to be putin position. 11. Fete of the Toreadors at Seville, Spain. 12. Mutt and Jeff have some further adventures. Incidental Music M Selected EXIT MARCH “National Guard” Aronson B F. Keith’s Theatre Orchestra Bart E. Grady, Director fflfltttntmuupalth But*! (INCORPORATED) > * Opp. State House, Boston, Mass. 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B. 2928 NOTICE TO PATRONS HATS. No head coverings to be worn in any seat in the auditory. FEES. Absolutely no fees of any kind are permitted in this Theatre. Patrons are respectfully requested not to disregard this rule, as it is the desire of the management that all be treated alike, and this becomes an impossibility when fees are given for courtesies extended by employees. CHECKING. (FREE) Facilities. Ladies' Boudoir at Tremont Street entrance, rear of grand Staircase, and at left of Wash- ington Street entrance, long lobby ; also in lobby of Second Balcony. RESPONSIBILITY. Management will not be responsible for articles contained in bags, packages or in pockets of any clothing checked nor for the loss of or damage to articles or garments left in the theatre or checked in coat rooms by patrons. LOST ARTICLES. Articles found by patrons should be left at Gentlemen’s Check Room, long lobby, Washington Street. Patrons may obtain lost article blanks of the ushers. Articles will be retained for sixty days, at the expiration of which time, if unclaimed, they will be returned to the finder. BUREAUS OF INFORMATION. Washington Street en- trance and Gentlemen’s Check Room, long lobby. TOILET ROOMS. On every floor. ENGINE AND DYNAMO ROOMS. One of the sights 01 Boston. Always open to visitors, located in basement, Entrance from Washington and Tremont Street Lobbies. SMOKING ROOM. A Smoking Room for Orchestra patrons approached by staircase from Red Room. PHYSICIANS and other persons expecting telephone calls will please write their names on the back of their seat check and nand the checks to the Chief Usher. MAIL. United States mail box in Red Room, collection three times hourly until 10.25 P. M. TELEPHONES. Public telephone Pay Station with an at- tendant in charge in Washington Street lobby open to the public between tne hours of 8 A. M. and 10.80 P. M. Admis- sion to theatre not necessary. For convenience of Patrons. Pay Stations will be found inf the Smoking Room and Ladies' Parlors of Orchestra, and in First and Second Balconies. DRINKING WATER free from ail impurities is served in the orchestra and balconies. On each floor sanitary drinking cups may be obtained at the fountains. B. F. Keith’s Theatre Program RATES FOR ADVERTISING Per Inch $1.50 Per Week Per Inch Opposite Program $2.00 Per Week Per Inch Above and Below Program. . .$2.50 Per Week Per Half Page $6.25 Per Week Per Page $12.50 Per Week Published every week-day in the year at B. F. Keith’s Theatre. Circulation, ten thousand weekly For four-color cover rates and particulars, address B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE PROGRAM, BOSTON Established 1897 Charles Wirth & Co.’s FAMOUS- y R®st&urai?t For Ladies and Gentlemen. Synonymous with refiLement, unexcelled cuisine and measured rates. 33, 35, 43 Essex St. £ 9 Harrison Ave., Boston RESTAURANT OPEN UNTIL 11.45 P. M. NEXT WEEK Second Week of The Aquatic Sensation NEPTUNE’S GARDEN OF LIVING STATUES With The Disappearing Water Nymphs And The Weird “La Danse Dementia” OWEN McCIVNEY The Great Irish Protean Actor In “BILL SYKES” A Condensed Version Of Dickens’ “Oliver Twist” ALEXANDER & SCOTT “From Virginia” LEO CARRILLO Chinese Stories and Impersonations NESTOR & BERCMAN With A Novel Offering BEAU BRUMMEL TRIO Lively Entertainers FRANK PARISH Greatest Of Leapers EDISON’S TALKING PIGTURES With All New Subjects AND OTHERS LADIES Hair Dressing iOo. Facial Treatment BOo. Scalp Treatment SOo. Shampooing SO and 7So. Manlourlng 28c, Ohlldren'e Hair Cutting 28o. Gents' Hair Outtlng 28c. Wig Making Hair Goods YOUNG’S Hair Dyed and Bleached OOMBINGS MADE OVER 480 Washington St., oorner Avon 8t., BOSTON Tel. I 798-J Oxford Over Liggett’# Drug Store ESTABLISHED 1847 We Furpisb All plor/yl decorations Por 0. P. 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