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B. F. Keith's Theatre Program, Week of May 5, 1913 Stores Holleoxd Wii\e G> Are reliabl A moderate KEEP A LITTLE IN THE HOUSE” BELOW ARE THE STORES USING HOLLAND WINE CO. SYSTEM 47 Boylston Street 45 Boylston Street 152 Washington Street 102 Summer Street 18 Hanover Street 1 Devonshire Street 104 Summer Street 772 Washington Street 770 Washington Street 254 Washington Street 915 .Washington Street 26 Haymarket Square © » CHOOSE THE NEAREST ’ © B. F. KEITH INTERNATIONAL CIRCUIT THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES (MR. B. F. KEITH Was the Originator of Continuous Performance) E. F. ALBEE, General Manager A. PAUL KEITH, Assistant General Manager B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE BOSTON, MASS. B. F. KEITH’S BIJOU THEATRE BOSTON, MASS. B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE PHILADELPHIA, PA. B. F. KEITH’S HARLEM OP. HOUSE NEW YORK B. F. KEITH’S UNION SQ. THEATRE, NEW YORK B. F. KEITH’S COLONIAL THEATRE NEW YORK B. F. KEITH’S ALHAMBRA THEATRE NEW YORK B. F. KEITH’S BRONX THEATRE NEW YORK B. F. KEITH’S ORPHEUM THEATRE BROOKLYN B. F. KEITH’S BUSHWICK THEATRE BROOKLYN B. F. KEITH’S GREENPOINT THEATRE BROOKLYN B F. KEITH’S CRESCENT THEATRE BROOKLYN B. F. KEITH’S GOTHAM THEATRE BROOKLYN B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE PORTLAND, ME. B, F. KEITH’S THEATRE LOWELL. MASS. B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE LYNN, MASS. B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE MANCHESTER, N. H. B. F. KEITH’S HIPPODROME CLEVELAND, OHIO B. F, KEITH’S THEATRE CLEVELAND, OHIO B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE COLUMBUS, OHIO B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE ...TOLEDO, OHIO B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE CINCINNATI, OHIO B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE INDIANAPOLIS, IND. B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE LOUISVILLE, KY. B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE JERSEY CITY, N. J. B. F. KEITH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, SYRACUSE, N. Y THE KEITPITHEATRE(E.F.Albee, Prop.), PROVIDENCE, R.I. THE KEITH THEATRE(E.F.Albee, Prop.), PAWTUCKET.R I. Affiliated in Bookings With Ilammerstein’s Victoria Theatre New York, N. Y. Cammerstein’s Paradise Roof Garden New York, N. Y. S. Z. Poli’s.. Worcester, Mass. Shubert Utica, N. Y. S. Z. Poli’s, Springfield, Mass. Majestic Johnstown, Pa. S Z. Poii’s, N. Haven, Conn. Temple Rochester, N. Y. S Z. Poli’s, Bridgeport, Conn. Temple Detroit, Mich. S Z. Poli’s. .Hartford, Conn. Shea’s Buffalo, N. Y. S Z. Poli’s, Waterbury, Conn. Shea’s Toronto, Canada S, Z. Poli’s Scranton, Pa. Chase’s. .Washington, D. C. S. Z Poli’s, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Colonial Lawrence, Mass. Harry Davis’ Grand Opera House Pittsburg, Pa. Leman's Maryland Theatre Baltimore, Md. Hurtig & Seaman’s Lyric Theatre Dayton, Ohio Henderson’s Music Hall Coney Island, N. Y. Trent J. Trenton, N. Orpheum. .Montreal, Canada Majestic London, Canada Broadway Camden, N. J. Temple Hamilton, Canada Hudson Union Hill, N. Y. Dominion Ottawa, Canada Forsyth Atlanta, Ga. Wilmer & Vincent’s Orpheum Theatre Reading, Pa. Wilmer & Vincent’s Orpheum Theatre Allentown, Pa. Wilmer & Vincent’s Orpheum Theatre Easton, Pa. Wilmer & Vincent’s Orpheum Theatre Harrisburg, Pa. Wilmer & Vincent’s Orpheum Theatre Altoona, Pa. Wilmer & Vincent’s Colonial Theatre Norfolk, Va. Brighton Beach Music Hall Brighton Beach, N. Y. Brighten Theatre Con»y Iala-aa!. N. l\ Clark’s Hotel! Six Doors Sooth Meet the New Proprietor | Maximilian Fischer AND THEN KEEP ACQUAINTED Odora Cold Cream and — Odora Liquid Cold Cream The Only undoubtedly thi best cream on thr market Liquid Cold CHESTER A. BAKER. Boston Recommended and sold by S. 8. Pibrcb Co. Cream an the Jobdah Marsh Co., Hbmrt Sibobl Co. M. J. Hall, 149 Trsmont St. Market AMD OTHBRS Telephone, Haymarket >138 W. C. Foriaith, Trcas. C. C. Bailey Company Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums 90 CANAL STREET BOSTON B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE BOSTON, MASS. PROGRAM WBEk OF MAY 5, 191* TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY Doors Open at 1.30 and 7.15 P. M. Overture at a.oo Afternoon* and 7.41 Evenings Performance Ending: Approximately at 4.45 P. M. and 10.30 P. M. 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 Over Oae Milo Freataie of Oatslie Reams The only Hotel of its eise in the world having A Private Bath with Every Room, Jj££ First-class Cuisine and ssrvice. Fifty Single Suites with private bathroom, tl-M per day for one person only. On* hundred Double Suites with private bathroom for two persons, #2.00 per day. Three hundred and fifty Double Suites (far twa). Alcova Chamber, private bathroom, #2.10 sad $S.M par day. Nothing higher. Baggage Transferred Free. Send postal for hoaklat. The Meoea lor Those Who Enjoy Good Things to Eat and Drink REMODELLED AND REDECORATED 45-51 COURT STREET Between Tremont and Washington Sts., Bolton Everything for the Lawn and Carden SEEDS, HOSE, REELS, SPRAYERS, MOWERS, ROLLERS CHANDLER & BARBER. Hardware 124 SUMMER STREET - BOSTON COMBINATION LUNCHES 25c to 50c Hours 11 to 3 THE SUMMIT LUNCHEON “FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN” ALL HOME COOKING TOP FLOOR, Take Elevator 15 and 19 TEMPLE PLACE LONDON & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY (England) PREMIER TOURIST. LINE SHAKESPEARE’S COUNTRY NORTH WALES HOMES and HAUNTS of SCOTT and BURNS ENGLISH LAKES TROSSACHS DISTRICT Interesting Illustrated Literature Free A. G. WAND, General Agent 287R FIFTH AYE., NEW YORK 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 1. “The Hedstrongs.” 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 . <H. Full information will be gladly supplied either by letter or interview regarding Travellers' Letters Cheques, of Credit , Foreign Currency , Passports forwarding of mail, telegrams and other services. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Total Assets, $95,000,000 First National Bank of Boston 70 Federal Street —The HoffecKer— “Steady Hand Speedometer” 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. Boston SEA WATER POOL BATHING Ocean Pier Baths Revere Beach, Mass. Warmed and filtered ocean water in 2 pools ; 1 for men and wom- en; 1 for women and children. Suit, Towel and Locker 25c Hot Salt Tub Baths 50c Swimming Lessons $1.00 Open every day in the year, 10 a.
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