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Boston Theatre Babes in the Wood Program LAWRENCE HcCARTY Lessee and flanager. WEEK OF FEBRUARY 5, J906 “THE GILLETTE’’ gives a CLOSE SHAVE without discomfort, without roughening the skin, without irritation, without creating rash, without cuts, and without loss of time. “THE GILLETTE” is the way to escape from barber shop waiting, wasting and torture. 12 blades, 24 sharp edges. Every blade will give from 20 to 40 close, smooth, comfortable shaves. 'i Triple silver plated set, with 12 blades, i w i i [ n p upt inpf| 1,1 • wnn-Limiu ufldGO set Quadruple gold plated with monogram, | Special combination set with brush and soap in silver holders . 10 EXTRA BLADES, 50c. At this new, low price, no blades exchanged. Science has reached the acme of skill in the fusion, tempering, hardening and sharpening of these blades. The process is one of the wonders of the 20th century. The steel is of a quality as fine as a Damascus sword. The most simple and durable shaving device in the world. NO HINGES , NO SPRINGS , and nothing to learn or NO CLASPS , adjust. Simply lather and shave in four minutes’ time. OUR NEW COMBINATION SET, with razor, including soap and brush in silver holders in the same box is now ready. Sold by leading Drug, Cutlery and Hardware Dealers. Ask to see them, and for our booklet, or write us for our special trial offer. Bldg. New York City. GILLETTE SALES COMPANY, Times , Drink Only The “Purest Fine Old Ky. Taylor Whiskey Absolute purity Highest quality UNQUESTIONABLE SUPERIORITY Old SOLD EVERYWHERE at $1.00 Per Fall Honest Quart Dottle R. H. HIRSHFIELD New England Agent 5 and 6 HAYMARKET SQUARE, BOSTON Long Distance Telephones, Hay market 114 and 115 Annual WE CORDIALLY INVITE Reduction Sale Wearers of high-class clothes to in- spect our importations of English OF woolen suitings and overcoatings, from which we make to order a special Business Suit or Overcoat at FINE FURS $38.00. These woolens are in a variety of refined and attractive patterns, each possessing that indi- 10 to 25% Discount viduality which will at once appeal from Former Prices to gentlemen of refinement. Special Sale of Robes and Coach Furs ALLAND BROS. TAILORS JACKSON & CO 29 MILK STREET, Estab. 1888 126 Tremont Street NEW TREMONT XunMn’e TURKISH BATH Under Tremont Theatre, Tremont Street Location Convenient, Appointments, Ventilation and Attendants the Best ADOLPH S. LUNDIN, Proprietor. Telephone 625 Oxford LOOK FOR TUB WONDERFUL ELECTRIC SION Down in Jamaica they are out of doors all day long — bathii in the sea, golfing, playing tennis, or motor- ing over English - built roads. Everybody goes fishing and returns with a catch. Climbing the Blue Mountains is a favorite sport, too, while the many places of surpass- ing beauty and of historic and romantic associations afford the mod delightful of short tours. Don’t you need a week or two of sum- mer time? Jamaica is only four days’ sail, on perfe&ly appointed twin-screw steamers, from the ice- clogged harbors of Boston or Philadelphia. Splendid hotels provide every comfort. Steamers sail every week. Round trip, in- cluding meals and staterooms, $ 75 . 00 ; one way, $40 . 00 . Why not learn more about this beautiful island by sending for our free illustrated bro- “ chure, A Happy Month in Jamaica,” and our monthly, “The Golden Caribbean.” United Fruit Company F. S. JOPP, General Passenger Agent, Long Wharf, Boston or W. H. EAVES, City Passenger Agent, 200 Washington Street, Boston 5 <|ViAtAtA^iLiAiAiAiAiAiAiAiAiAiA.iAiAi > # A LADIES! j The Latest and Most Correct Styles in MILLINERY can always be found at ... A SMALL SHOP OF FINE CANDIES The BOUQUET ; < 134 TREMONT STREET < We make a Specialty of Mourning Goods < Orders taken at Residences f \ They sleep in comfort who rest on :BAKER MATTRESSES Whose springy resilience brings strength to fatigued bodies and weary frames — whose soft yet firm support revives and invigorates tired humanity. Thirty years of experi- ence as sleep specialists render our products necessary to you. ' O. Z>. "BAKER & CO. 19 -25 Sudbury Street 125 E. 42d Street Boston New York “Specialists in Bedroom Equipment” Write for booklet mentioning Boston Theatre J 6 Skates, Flexible Flyer Sleds, Snowshoes, Skis, Fine Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Singly and in Sets from Two to Seven pairs, Salad Sets, Grape Scissors, Orange and Fruit Knives, Bread and Butter Spreaders, Nut Cracks and Picks, Fine Leather Goods, Cigar Cases, Dressing Cases, Opera Glasses, Manicure Sets, Liquor Flasks, Razors, Singly and in Sets of Two to Seven in a Case, Dog Collars, Cat Collars, Dog Blankets. DAME, STODDARD & CO. 374 Washington Street Opposite Bromfield Street Name of Mfr., R. G. SULLIVAN, Stamped on every ’S 25 and 27 W = Temple Place - Genuine OYSTERS 7 20-4 13 IOc. Cl Ices' and SALADS Is the SMOKERS' PROTECTION and Standard of Quality BOSTON DISTRIBUTORS your way home drop in to WEBER’S On McGREENERY & MANNING, Gross and Fulton Sts. L. JESELSOHN, 128 North St. FURNITURE OF SUPERIOR DESIGN 111 to 117 Washington Street, - - Opposite Adams Square Subway Furniture Draperies Wall Paper Oriental Rugs 7 Boston Ubeatve. LAWRENCE McCARTY - Lessee and Manager. Caroline Peabody’s High Class Hair Dressing THE EXECUTIVE STAFF. Parlors Business Manager F. E. Pond 30 Huntington Avenue, Huntington Chambers Musical Director papier Lothian Room 216 Tel. 466 B. B. Machinist B. Craig D. Marcel Wave, 75c Shampooing, 75c Electrician Edward C. Smith Manicure, 50c Facial Treatment, $1 Properties W. E. Chester All Hair Goods made in this estab- . Master of Auxiliaries . J ames W. Taylor lishment are first-class in every par- ticular. We use only the first quality Chief of Ushers Chas. S. Lougee hair and we are very careful to have Door- R. G. Howe, W. J. Finn our goods perfectly clean as well as keepers Jere. O’Connor, Wm. S. Ford skilfully made. John Osborne Ticket Agents Mrs. Noyes j F. J. Bond (Lafe with Victor), has charge of this Advertising Agent. .Charles S. Harris work and she can save you time and Matron Mrs. Laura Sloper money, in selecting Press Representative W. H. Walsh Pompadours Switches Box Office open from 9 A. m. to 10 p. m. Front Pieces Doors open 1.30 and 7.3Q p. m. Transformations Children in arms not admitted. Curls, Puffs, etc. by giving you the benefit of her 20 Ladies* Retiring and Cloak Room on years’ experience in order work. Orchestra Floor. No Fees. Gentlemen's Check Room head of First Bal- cony Stairs. No fees. Smoking and Gentlemen’s Retiring Room on First Balcony Floor. Smoking positively forbidden in the Foyer. Opera Glasses for hire at stand in Foyer. Parties finding lost articles in any portion of the Theatre please leave same at Opera Glass Stand rhe Furniture used in this Theatre from The Shawm ut Furniture Co., 267-269 Tremont St. Pianos and Organs used in this Theatre from Mason & Hamlin Co., 492 Boylston Street. MADAM SARA’S Grease Paints furnished by Klein’s Hotel Pelham Drug Store. P Patricia Palms and Plants used in this Theatre furnished by The Boston Decorative Plant Co., 66 CORSET Summer Street. STRICTLY CUSTOM MADE Electric and Gas Fixtures furnished by McKenney & Waterbury, 181 Franklin St. The Corset Shop Silverware used in thie Theatre from Woodman, SELLING Cook & Co., 364 Washington St. “La Marguerite” Models Patrons using Tremont Street Subway, will find a convenient exit through Mason St. door. Imported French Lingerie, etc. The Mudqe Press, 55 Franklin Street. 120 BOYLSTON STREET, ROOMS 201-202 Next door to the Colonial Theatre Program published by S. A. LINCOLN, MME. SARA. Prop. Tel., 1226-2 55 Frankltn Street., Tel. Main 267. Oxford RAYMOND & WHITCOMB’S TOURS ALL TRAVELING EXPENSES INCLUDED A PARTY FOR A 51 DAYS’ TOUR THROUGH WILL LEAVE BOSTON FEBRUARY 22, GOING VIA NEW ORLEANS AND RETURNING VIA COLORADO Our regular excursion tickets cover every expense of travel both ways, and give the holders entire freedom on the Pacific Coast. On Feb. 13 and 22 a party will leave Boston for a tour of 39 days under special escort. ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA TOURS during February, March and May. FLORIDA AND NASSAU TOURS FEB. 19 AND MARCH 5 TOURS TO MEXICO February 22 Railroad and Steamship Tickets to all Points. Jg^Send for descriptive book mentioning trip desired. Raymond & Whitcomb Co., 306 Washington St,, Boston. 25 Union Square, New York. 1005 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. AND • 121 SUMERSI * FORMEN _ TWO MINUTES FROM SOUTH-STATION . 9 LAWRENCE McCARTY, Lessee and Manager FIFTY-SECOND SEASON OF THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT THEATRE IN AMERICA Evenings at Matinees Wednesday 8.00 o’clock WEEK OF FEBRUARY 5, 1906 and Saturday at 2.00 John G. Fisher’s Presentation of the English Musical Extravaganza, in Two Acts and Fourteen Scenes BABES IN THE WOOD Story by A. M. THOMPSON and ROBERT COURTNEIDGE Music by H. E. HAINES and Other Composers, as noted in Musical Program Lyrics by CHARLES M. TAYLOR American Version and Additional Lyrics by ROBERT B. SMITH Staged by R. N. BURNSIDE, General Stage Manager for Messrs. Shubert, Assisted by J. PAUL GALLAN Program Continued PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM CO. 88 West Street, Boston THE AMERICAN HOUSE FURNITURE, RUGS, ETC. For 10 days we give a discount of 20 per cent, for spot cash new only, ; goods free delivery. Keep House ,”S per week; discount for spot cash; free delivery, no interest. GUY’S, 86 Canal St. I For All IT’S DUTCH Seats I Theatres CONNELLY'S Adams House PHONE OXFORD 942 10 Annual Reduction Sale of Furs The balance of our high grade Diamond stock closing Merchants out. Only the best obtainable at Jewelers greatly reduced prices AND Silversmiths HALL & HANCOCK! WHOLESALE 418-420 WASHINGTON STREET AND RETAIL McDonald's Combination tables’ Breakfasts Evening 15c to 50c Gloves Finest in the City IN EXTRA LENGTHS AND ALL SIZES, AT FINE PASTRY AND MISS FISK’S CONFECTIONERY 144 Tremont St.
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