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We also specialize RIBBONS : VELVETS , PLUSHES VEILINGS , Temple Place, 21 to 27 West Street, 33 to 37 SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM THE NEW SAM S. SHUBERT THEATRE PRESTIGE Tremont and Hollis Streets Boston HAT indescribable something America’s Newest and Most Magnificent that makes things doubly ac- Playhouse . Absolutely Fireproof T ceptable. That’s what one gets SHUBERT HOLDING CO. . . Proprietors in addition to highest-grade portrait- SHUBERT THEATRICAL CO. ure in a Purdy photograph. Lessees and Managers EDWARD D. SMITH . Resident Manager HO’S who in the photographic Evenings . world is settled by the imprint, Matinees W and among the discriminating EXECUTIVE STAFF decides what’s what. David Finestone" . . Business Mgr. and Treas. John W. Luce . . Press Representative A. B. Craig F course this outcome does not O simply happen but is WON by The telephone number of this theatre is 3022 skill If Oxford. and pains and patience. Tickets for this theatre can be ordered by tele- it appeals to you, see Purdy. phone, mail, or telegraph, and will be held 24 hours, except when ordered on the day of the performance for which they are to be used, in which case, they will be held until 12.30 p. m. for matinees, and 7 p. m. for evenings. Tickets ordered and paid for 145 Tremont Street by mail will be held until called for, unless otherwise ordered. Ladies’ Retiring Rooms are located at the right on entering the main foyer, and at the right on entering the first and second balcony foyers. Smoking and Gentlemen’s Retiring Room is lo- cated at the foot of the stairs at the left on entering the main foyer. Check Room for Ladies or Gentle- men, right of main foyer. Ticket office open from 9 a. m. until after the close of the evening performance. The admission of children under five years of age is optional with the management. Parties finding lost articles in any part of the theatre will please leave them at the ticket office or with the chief usher. The management invites information of any in- civility or inattention. Mail orders will at all times receive prompt at- tention if they are accompanied by certified check, postal or express order. If party desires tickets mailed, self-addressed return envelope must accom- pany. order, thus avoiding possibility of error. Special attention will at all times be given to out of HINCKLEY & WOODS town orders. Tickets will be selected as near the desired location as possible at the time the orders INSURANCE are received. LIABIL- Perfect sanitary conditions are maintained in this 32 KILBY ST theatre by use of Chloro-Naphtholeum and the Formaldehyde Protectus Disinfecting Appliances of BOSTON^' MOBILE, BUR- the West Disinfecting Company, Boston, Mass. GLARY AND EVERY The lighting fixtures for the Shubert Theatre were especially designed and manufactured by Bigelow, DESCRIPTION OF INSUR- Kennard & Co., 511 Washington Street. ANCE AT LOWEST RATES. The decorations, draperies and wall hangings for Tels. 1465, 1466, 1467, 1468, 1 469,4085 &41 39 Main the Shubert Theatre were furnished by Pennell, Gibbs & Quiring Company. The drinking water served to the theatre patrons is purified by the system of the Boston Filter Co. Griffin-Smith, Inc., publishers of the Shubert, Majestic, Wilbur and Plymouth Theatre programs, THEATRE TICKETS 401 and 403 Bigelow Kennard Bldg., 12 West St. Telephone, Oxford 3. JOHN R. HEARD The Electric Lighting Fixtures, and Fireplace Goods used On stage settings, are from McKenney 644 & Waterbury Co., 181 Franklin St., cor Congress. HOTEL TOURAINE, TEL. OXFORD SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM CORRECT DRESS FOR EVENING WEAR OU’LL find everything you need Y in Dress Clothes, Dress Vests, Shirts, Ties, Studs and Shoes. HEADQUARTERS FOR DRESS SUITS $28, $30, $40 TUXEDO SUITS $25, $38 A perfect fit guaranteed Hart Schaffner &, Marx FANCY SUITS $18 to $40 OVERCOATS $20 to $50 STETSON BOYLSTON HATS SHOES 'Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx THE CONTINENTAL THE STORE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE 651-657 WASHINGTON ST., Cor. BOYLSTON ST. K SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM 3525E53515c FALL STYLES of the Newest Designs for Street and Dress Wear ashionable footwear for Fail Fand Winter is now ready at Moseley’s in models far richer and more beautiful than any we have had the pleasure of show- ing. Designs in cloth top and kid, suede top and patent, all suede, bronze kid and color effects that are exquisite. Illustration shows one of the correct Moseley models with Louis Cuban heel In T. E. MOSELEY CO. [n $5 to $10 160 Tremont St. Boston EIn Z5Z525H5Z5Z5Z5Z525ZS STUDIO OF DRESS MADAME CAIRNS MADAME SHEPARD Is Now Located at the New Store, 543 BOYLSTON STREET, Copley Square, where its exclusiveness in indi- viduality in dress will be a continued feature. Original Models and Repro- Newest Novelty, Parisian ductions fitted in brief time Hand-painted Waists Beautiful Original Afternoon and Evening Gowns , SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM CONSERVATIVE Cbe Bancroft WORCESTER, MASS. CLOTHES NEW ARE THE CHOICE OF ENGLAND’S FINEST WELL-DRESSED MEN HOTEL Men of taste and discrimination seek to avoid the bizarre, as well as the commonplace, in the se- lection of their every-day apparel. The manufac- turer of ready-made clothing tries to attract by THE HOME freakish fashions and various oddities. OF TEE High-class merchant tailoring depends rather on EPICUREAN first quality of woolens, distinctive cutting, draping and finish that makes each garment different from any other and built for the wearer and no other. We have been high-class merchant tailors for Opened twenty-four years. Our Suits and Overcoats at $35.00 are distinctly different. September 1 upwards 1913 ALLAND BROS. The Hotel embodying in its construction features for the convenience, luxury and satisfaction of MEN’S TAILORS its patrons which will remain unsurpassed in America for years to come Operated by The Bancroft Hotel Company 29 Milk Street, Boston Mr. Charles S. Averill, Pres, and Man. Director Cor. Hawley, Street Floor. Established 24 Years BDYLSTON NATIONAL BANK ESTABLISHED /B45 CORNER BEDFORD & CHAUNCY STS. BOSTON. OUT-OF-TOWN PATRONS This bank gives special attention to the accounts of its out-of- town patrons. We are favored with the business of a large number of people residing in outlying communities who appreciate the complete facilities afforded as well as the convenient location of our banking rooms at 41 Bedford Street. CAPITAL, SURPLUS 8. PROFITS $ 973,000.00 SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM Door Hardware IN ATTRACTIVE DESIGN AND FINISH adds much to the balue of the house and costs but little. Our sam- ple room is filled bpith things of in- terest and is at your serb ice. Chandler & Barber 124 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON Soft White Hands NON SKID TIRES Promoted and Maintained There are other so- called Non Skid Tires, daily but if you never used By the use of Cuti- a Swinehart you never cura Soap assisted by an owned a really Non Skid Casing. A com- occasional application of parative trial is all we Cuticura Ointment. For ask. You will willfully do the rest. red, rough, chapped and All sizes in Q. D., bleeding hands, and itch- Clincher and straight sides. ing, burning palms the Cuticura Soap and Cuti- BOSTON OFFICE cura Ointment work 727 BOYLSTON STREET wonders. SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM V LAST WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17 EVENINGS AT 8 SHARP Special Matinees — Wed., Fri. Best Seats $1.00 Regular Matinee Saturday THE WINTER GARDEN MANAGEMENT OFFERS THE MOST SPECTACULAR AND STUPENDOUS OF ALL ITS PRODUCTIONS THE HONEYMOON EXPRESS AL JOLSON In two acts and six scenes, including the Thrilling and Realistic Race between A TRAIN AND AN AUTO Book and Lyrics by Harold Atteridge and Joseph W. Herbert Music by Jean Schwartz —WITH— AL JOLSON and a Company of 125 others including MELVILLE ELLIS JULIETTE DIKA ADA LEWIS RAY SAMUELS ANNA WHEATON DONALD MacDONALD DOYLE and DIXON Fresh from 26 consecutive weeks at the New York Winter Garden SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM C. A. W. CROSBY & SON Jewelers WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF GOLD AND PLATINUM DIAMOND MOUNTINGS 480 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM JACKSON & CO. 161 TREMONT STREET Diamonds PEARLS FURS PRECIOUS Exclusive Designs STONES COATS. SCARFS, MUFFS HIGHEST GRADE FUR MOTOR COATS FOR REASONABLE MEN AND WOMEN PRICES JACKSON & CO. Smith _ 161 TREMONT STREET ^pattersert^. BOSTON Diamond Merchants 52 Su mmer Street MISS CLIFFORD Importer of French Millinery Announces her removal to her new store 647 Boylston St., opposite Public Library, between Dartmouth and Exeter Streets, Boston, and is ready to show a complete assortment of French Hats SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM DYE OSTRICH FEATHERS or’ sr Beautiful French Plumes Made from Willows Old Feathers Made New by the Addition of New Topi The Methot art of reconstructing New Feathers from old ones was originated by us, and at small expense you may have beautiful French Plumes made from your old ones, no matter how badly worn. We can dye, cleanse or curl your plumes so that they will look as well as new. The fact that we are the pioneer firm in Boston, specializing in OSTRICH FEATHER WORE, having been in business for ovfer thirty-five years, assures you better work and lower prices than elsewhere. H. Methot Ostrich Feather Co. 53 TEMPLE PLACE, “Sign of the Golden Ostrich” 59 TEMPLE PLACE, Blake Building, Elevator “The Honeymoon Express” , With AL JOLSON and Big Winter Garden Co. “The Honeymoon Express,” the overland excursion of joy, with its human cargo of dancers, comedians, singers and queenly chorus, starts on its fourth and last week at the Shubert Theatre next Monday, Nov. 24th. Heading the large dele- gation of entertainers will be Mr. A1 Jolson, the black diamond of theatredom and the Winter Garden’s funny-bone par excellence. This musical play, doubtless the most spectacular every7 produced at the Winter Garden, is crowded with novelties of every description including a realistic race be- tween an auto and a train. This gives the piece a melodramatic tinge — three minutes of thrills. The other 177 are moments of delicious joy, syncopated music, Waybumian dancing and visions of lovely women. Mr. Jolson will “oblige” with volumes of new stuff in addition to playing his first real part. Like all Winter Garden productions, “The Honeymoon Express” aims to appeal to both the eye and ear, as there are numerous colorful pictures, no end of dancing, and plenty of catchy songs. Not satisfied with what may be styled “production numbers,” there is incorporated in the play a wonderful and vital Bacchanale staged by Theodore Kosloff. For this there is special music by A. Borodine. By way of contrast to the subdued richness of this number the brilliantly costumed “Soldier Man” and “Raggydore” numbers will satisfy those who prefer the more modern treatment. What never fails to arouse the audience to a high pitch of enthusiasm is the race between a train of cars and an automobile. There is a faint glimmer of distant lights Vay up on the mountain side. Through the devious turns of the road and down the valleys race the objects on to the level stretch, into the tunnels and finally right down to the footlights with a rush and a roar. Mail orders will receive prompt attention. In addition to the regular Wednesday and Saturday matinees next week, there will be a special matinee on Fridays. At the Wednesday and Friday matinees the best seats are only one dollar. 85 wat e treet FIELD & COWLES b0ston NEW ENGLAND MANAGERS Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND INSURANCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION THE LEADING COMPANY OF THE WORLD SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM EVERY HOME Needs One or More of Our Rugs We can satisfy nearly every rug requirement from our large and comprehensive stock and at a surprisingly low cost If you are looking for an Oriental, you can hardly afford to make your purchase until you have seen our values. If an American-made rug, we can probably show you just the rug you need and at about the right price. Our sole business being Carpets, Rugs and Draperies, we never permit our stock to run down. Just at present, with the recent arrival of the new Fall patterns, it is especially attractive and complete. We invite your inspection John H. Pray & Sons Co. BOSTON’S RUG HOUSE 646 Washington St. SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM Steinway Pianos Give Lasting Satisfaction Hear the Steinway tone before you decide that some other piano will do. It may be the best economy to purchase now the piano that will be your ultimate choice. We invite inspection of our stocks of Steinway Grands and Uprights, and Steinway Pianola Player-Pianos. The latter may also be had in both grand and upright forms Old Pianos taken in exchange Liberal Credit Terms M. Steinert & Sons Co. Steincrt Hall, 162 Boylston Street You Should See Our New Style LADIES’ FUR-LINED AUTO COATS Also Our Raccoon Coats for Ladies and Gentlemen, at Reasonable Prices EDWARD F. KAKAS & SONS , 364 BOYLSTON STREET A FURS AND FAITH The first must inspire and justify the second I The Filene November Sale of Right Furs The annual opportunity to buy furs of guaranteed quality and unquestionable style for less than their fair worth. MUFFS SETS COATS Sale Prices , $6,75 to $300.00 (DAYLIGHT FUR SHOP—SIXTH FLOOR) TWO IMPORTANT THANKSGIVING TEA, November 26. Those who have never been should make reservations now. Later RESTAURANT none may be had. ANNOUNCEMENTS FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Public rehearsal of the Filene Symphonic Orchestra at afternoon tea, 3 to S P.M. SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM I 1 Cameo Biscuit "Three layers of goodness" Two little finger shaped biscuit placed together with a rich sweet filling — a delicious dessert. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY WEEK OF MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1913 Evenings at 8 Matinees at 2 Popular Midweek Matinees, Wednesday and Friday Entire Orchestra and Balcony, $1.00 Regular Saturday Matinee The Winter Garden Company Presents A Spectacular Musical Play, in Two Acts and Six Scenes Entitled The Honeymoon Express Costumes by Melville Ellis 1 •* Book and Lyrics by Joseph W. Herbert and Harold Atteridge p.< v-3 Music by Jean Schwarts i CKENNn&WMEFBBRY ftMPANY, SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM BOSTON’S NEWEST AND FINEST HOTEL Ci)e Coplep J^otel Under the new direction of EDWARD C. FOGG, recently of the Hotel Belmont, New York City The last word in hotel appointments, service and cuisine, combined with a moderation in charges Wt)e doiplep T)la?a #rtU Four minutes from the theatre districts. The opening of the Grill has become very popular for after- theatre parties GRILL OPENS 9 O’CLOCK ORCHESTRA DE LUXE Good advertising is more than merely attracting attention. A favorable impression and a desire to buy must be created. The correct use of design and color is an important means to this end. THE FORBES LITHOGRAPH MEG. CO. BOSTON NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO ST. LOUIS ROCHESTER THE COVER OF THIS PROGRAM IS A FORBES PRODUCT. SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM PROGRAM THE CAST Henri Dubonet Mr. Jack Storey Pierre, his friend Mr. Donald MacDonald Baudry, a divorce specialist ...... Mr. Earl Benham Gardonne, hotel keeper at Arignon .... Mr. E. J. De Varny Gus, butler at Dubonet’s Mr. A1 Jolson Doctor D’Zuvray Mr. Melville Ellis Achille Mr. Frank Holmes Eduard . . . Mr. Robert Hastings Bachelor Friends Gautier . . Mr. Gerald McDonald Constant of Mr. Jack Carlton Paul Henri Dubonet Mr. Harry Wilcox Guillaume Mr. Clint Russell Felix, a gateman. Mr. Paul Moore Alfonse i „ . . . . Mr. Harland Dixon Gaston. /Expressmen Mr. James Doyle Maurice, a poster painter . . . . Mr. F. Owen Baxter Yvonne, wife of Henri Mile. Juliette Dika Marcelle, a maid Miss Ray Samuels Mme. De Bressie, Yvonne’s aunt Miss Ada Lewis Marguerite, Gardonne’s daughter . . . . Miss Anna Wheaton Noelie .... Miss Jane Laurence SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I—Scene 1 —Grounds of Cercle du Sports, at rear of Dubonet’s Villa. Scene 2—Railway Station at Etretat. Scene 3—The Junction at Rouen. ACT II—Scene 1—Henri’s Apartments, Paris. Scene 2—Corridor leading to Henri’s Apartments. Scene 3—Lobby of the Grand Opera House, Paris. The Steinway, Hume, Weber and Jewett Pianos used at this theatre exclusively are furnished by the M. STEINERT & SONS CO., Steinert Hall, 162 Boylston Street MEYER JONASSON & CO. TREMONT AND BOYLSTON STS. The Unusual in Waists SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM m Furs of the Finest Quality Reasonably Priced COLLINS U FAIRBANKS COMPANY 383 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON J— ~7 1914 JACKSON 1914 1914 Jackson “Olympic Forty” $1385 POWER PLANT — Long Stroke, four-cylinder motor, 40 H. P. (4J^ x 4% in.)> Electric cranking. SUSPENSION — Full elliptic springs, front and rear. Frame dropped to bring the car close to the ground and still allow full spring action. WHEEL BASE — 115 inches. TIRES — 34 x 4 inches. EQUIPMENT — Mohair top, top hood, ventilating windshield, speedometer, gasoline on dash, Firestone demountable rims, extra rim, tire holder, gauge . foot-rail, coat-rail, pump, tools and jack. Electric cranking, electric lights and electric horn. 821 S JACKSON MOTOR CAR CO. T^ephone^R? B. 1353 SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM PAGE & SHAW CANDIES The Candy of Excellence* Packed in Boxes at $1 per Pound. 9 WEST STREET BOSTON, MASS. 18 STATE STREET BOSTON, MASS. Sold in All 439 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. 254 ESSEX STREET SALEM, MASS. Principal Cities 50 CENTRAL SQUARE LYNN, MASS. 553 FIFTH AVENUE, Near 45th Street NEW YORK CITY and at Our Booth in corridor, Empire Building, 71 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY 101 SOUTH 13th STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. Retail Stores 8 SOUTH LASALLE STREET CHICAGO, ILL. 610 ST. CATHERINE STREET, WEST MONTREAL, CANADA PROGRAM SEQUENCE OF MUSICAL NUMBERS Orchestra Conducted by Clarence Rogerson — ACT I—Scene 1 1 . Opening Chorus “The Tennis Tournament” Chorus 2 . “The Moving Men” Doyle and Dixon and Dancers 3. “When the Honeymoon Stops Shining” Juliette Dika 4. “Syncopatia Land” Ray Samuels 5. “I Want the Strolling Good” Anna Wheaton and Male Chorus 6 . “You’ll Call the Next Love the First”. .Anna Wheaton and Donald MacDonald 7. “The Ragtime Express” Jack Storey and Chorus ACT I—Scene 2 8 . Songs A1 Jolson ACT II—Scene 1 9. “I Should Worry” Ray Samuels 10 . Pianologue Melville Ellis ACT II—Scene 2 11 . “I Want a Toy Soldier Man” Doyle and Dixon 12 . “Adam and Eve” Ray Samuels /=[ ST°VELLSC9 IMG J)IAM°ND JEWELRY? Pendants Gold Beads Brooches Lockets Rings W&tches Pearl Links Necklaces StickPins Bracelets Lorgnettes 24 WINTER ST- BOSTON- SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM The New Neckwear FROM EUROPE FROM AMERICA New, Dainty Exclusive Neckwear Most Moderately Priced I Among the novelties now offered are “demi-gilets” — the Parisian half waistcoat; fur-adorned and marabout-adorned neckwear novel ; Bohemian, Princess, and Venetian lace collars; Medici collars in new effects; unusually chic scarfs and girdles. Also the latest corsage flowers worn in Paris y From top to bottom: Brussels Net Guimpe at $1 .50. Imported Hand-Embroidered Net Stock at $1 .50. Imported Hand-Made Fichu at $2.00 • i Opposite Boston Common 154- 155- 156- 158 TREMONT STREET PARIS LONDON VIENNA DUBLIN BERLIN SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM L. P. HOLLANDER & CO. FAMOUS FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY FOR TASTE, FOR QUALITY AND FOR VALUE IN THE HIGHEST GRADES OF WEARING APPAREL 202 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON PROGRAM — SEQUENCE OF MUSICAL NUMBERS— Continued ACT II—Scene 3 12 }4 - “The Oriental Bacchanale” L. Pernikoff, Ethel Rose, and Chorus (Ballet Movements Arranged by Theodor Kosloff. Music for this number by A. Borodine.) 14. “Where the Red, Red Roses Grow” Anna Wheaton and Earl Benham 15. “My Raggyadore” Mile. Dika and Chorus 16. Selections AlJolson 17. “When Gaby Did the Gaby Glide” . .Anna Wheaton, Harland Dixon, and Chorus 18. Finale Company PERSONNEL OF THE CHORUS The Misses Jane Laurence, Miriam Haines, Arline Boley, Myrtle Marsh, Anne Raymond, Marjorie Moore, Helen Lord, Alice Leslie, Ethel Clayton, Adele Christy, Margaret Byrnes, Irene Hutchins, Elsie Lind, Maude Werden, Peggy Whitney, Nan Fredericks, Gene Merrick, Ella Vincent, Nellie Moyse, Ethel Fabei, Miriam Sanford, Claire Aldwyn, Marjorie Powell, Ora Leonard, Pearl Diehl, Etta Franklin, Katherine Sinclair, Edna Alford, Anna Watson, Viola Watson, Lillian Watson, Lottie Dixon, Bessie Harris, Babe Dakin, Annabelle Jeannette, Leila Bennett, Florence Coleman, DCQ Washington Street two CQT OOU Gaiety Thea, re Bid*. STORES QOf ' SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM “THE HOUSE OF GOOD CHEER — AFTER THE GAME THINK OF THE RATHSKELLER ORCHESTRA UNTIL MIDNIGHT VENETIAN ROOM Table d’hote Dinner, $ | . OO Business Men’s Lunch, .50 4 to 450 New Mahogany Banquet Rooms and small rooms offer the finest facilities in Boston for handling gatherings of every description from 4 to 450 persons. Call and see the rooms before making other arrangements. “OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT” CUSTOM DEPARTMENT Macullar Parker Company’s Custom Tailoring commends itself to gentlemen who prefer to have their clothing made-to- measure. Expert cutters, skilled tailors, reliable and exclusive fabrics, attentive service and fair prices are among the features of this excellent department. Satisfaction is guaranteed and an inspection invited. The Fall and Winter stock is now ready, and covers a great variety of fabrics for Suits and — Overcoats for business wear or dress occasions. MACULLAR PARKER COMPANY 400 Washington Street SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM LADIES’ WEARING APPAREL LATEST ENGLISH OIL SILK WATERPROOFS EXCLUSIVE GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES PROGRAM Marion Wenner, Marguerite Fenton, Helen Christy, Molly Christy, Aimee Berry, Dot Roselle, Henrietta Lane. Messrs. A1 Knight, Clint Russell, Jack Carleton, Robert Hastings, Gerald Mc- Donald, Paul Moore, Everett Albin, Harry Wilcox, Louis Van Blake, Raymond Oswald, C. T. Beanie, William Beattie. The locomotive and automobile effect in Act I, Scene 3, invented, patented, and built by Howard Thurston and Langdon McCormick. This scene painted by John H. Young. All costumes manufactured by Max & Mahieu; Mile. Dika’s costumes by Joseph; hats by Joseph; shoes by I. Miller; wigs by Buch, Philadelphia. Properties by James Caldwell and Jacob Flamm. Electrical apparatus from New York Calcium Light Company and W. Kronyak. All scenery except Scene 3, Act I, painted and built by Theodore Reisig EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR THE WINTER GARDEN CO. Manager Victor Harmon Advance Agent Louis Stern Stage Director Percy Leach Assistant Stage Director Bernard Lyons The National Rockland Bank Is located at what is very nearly the Geo- graphical centre of the city. It is also the centre of the Transportation system, being directly op- posite the Dudley Street Elevated Station, where more people arrive and depart than all other railway stations combined. It is easily accessible from the downtown sec- tion by tunnel or subway, within ten minutes from Park or State Streets, and from Dorches- ter, Mattapan, Jamaica Plain, West Roxbury or Brookline by surface cars at very short intervals. 2343 WASHINGTON STREET SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM No finer compliment can be paid a friend than an invitation to dinner at the Palm Garden Rose Garden Corner Boylston and Exeter Streets Flemish Cafe Resident Manager, J. B. Wilson SPIRELLA CORSET tNOT SOLD IN STORES) allows the wearer to bend or twist with uncorseted freedom. Yet the boning is guar- anteed not to break nor rust and will not take a permanent bend at the wa^st line. This suppleness allows you to wear a Spirella all day without being conscious of it. As it is made and fitted to your measure it gives you a certain youthful grace that is entirely lost in a ready-made, stiffly-boned corset. Professional Corsetiere Service at Your Residence. One of our Corsetieres will call at your convenience to show you the new models. Telephone 244 Back Bay for appointment. Mrs. M. W. WILLEY SPIRELLA CORSET SHOP, 420 Boylston St. N. E. MANAGER HERRICK Connecting TICKETS COPLEY SQUARE 5 Telephones ALL THEATRES SPECIAL Any of our patrons wishing seats for The Leading New York Attractions which are listed on next page may place their order at the box office of this theatre. SEATS WILL BE ORDERED BY TELEGRAPH at no expense to you and will be secured at the regular theatre prices THE VERY BEST SEATS ARE ASSURED SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM Attractions Now Playing Shubert Theatres in New York SHUBERT THEATRE IGID adherence 44th Street, West of Broadway FORBES-ROBERTSON’S to the stand- FAREWELL TO NEW YORK R With Gertrude Elliott ard of quality in mak- in Repertoire ing, plus consistent HIPPODROME 6th Ave., 43d-44th Sts. Daily Mats., Evenings 8 freshness in selling, Annual Event in the Nation’s Life Extravagance Enthroned! wins and keeps AMERICA 1,000 People; Increased Orchestra; 200 Horses; friends for 50 Indians. candies. WINTER GARDEN 50th Street and Broadway. Mats. Tues., Thurs. and Sat. Evenings 8.10 LEW FIELDS Offers THE PLEASURE SEEKERS LEW FIELDS’ 44TH ST. MUSIC HALL Mats. Wed. and Sat. Evenings 8.15 First Genuine Continental 146 TREMONT STREET Music Hall in New York 414 BOYLSTON STREET Sam Bernard and Company of 50 COURT AND WASHINGTON STREETS And Other Feature Acts WM. A. BRADY’S PLAYHOUSE 48th Street, east of Broadway. Mats. Wed. and Sat. Evenings 8.20 THE FAMILY CUPBOARD By OWEN DAVIS “At last here was a play.”—Brooklyn Eagle. 39TH STREET THEATRE Evenings at 8.20 Matinees 2.20 AT BAY By George Scarborough WM. A. BRADY’S 48TH STREET THEATRE Evenings at 8.15 Mats. Wed. and Sat. at 2.15 TODAY By George Broadhurst and Abraham S. Schomer MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE 34th Street and 8th Avenue Matinees Wed. and Sat. PAVLOWA And Her Company of 40 Selected Dancers COMEDY 41st Street, east of Broadway Evenings 8.30. Matinees 2.30 THE MARRIAGE GAME CASINO 39th St. and Broadway Mata. Wed. and Sat. Evenings 8.30 The London and Paris Laughing Success OH, I SAY! MAXINE ELLIOTT’S THEATRE 39th St., East of Broadway THE LURE BOOTH THEATRE 45th Street, west of Broadway Arnold Bennett’s new Comedy THE GREAT ADVENTURE G. F. Henblein & liro.. Silt Pript. SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM SCENE FROM Bought and Paid For NOW PLAYING AT THE MAJESTIC THEATRE SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM Kenny Clark Co. HACK AND LIVERY STABLES A f f Back Bay 1 Haymarket 29 CARRIAGES at HOTELS BRUNSWICK, VENDOME, VICTORIA, COPLEY PLAZA, and SOMERSET CLUB “CENTER OF SHOPPING DISTRICT” Electric Home Needs Electric Chafing Dish $10.00 Electric Coffee Urn 10.00 Electric Coffee Percolator 8.00 Electric Tea Ball Teapot 8.00 Electric Toaster; the only one that will toast the bread an even brown without burn- ing the edges $4.00 If you cannot call at our store, please send for catalogue J. B. HUNTER & CO., 60 Summer St. Hardware SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM THAT AFTER THEATRE BEAUTIFUL SUPPERS MAIN LUNCH and DINNER CAFE OF SPECIALTIES SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA “12 O’CLOCK PRIVILEGE” THEATRE TICKETS. ADAMS HOUSE Telephones Oxford 935-942 BURKE ‘MAX,” formerly of Hotel Mieusset HARDWARE New Cafe Max AND TOOLS 11 to 13 Kneeland Street Cutlery a Specialty One Door from Washington St. Strictly First Class. PAINTS Every Modern Improvement. and OILS French Cooking a Specialty H. Restaurant Open Every Day, Including M. SANDERS & CO Holidays, Until 12 P. M. 27 ELIOT STREET Banquet Rooms for Private Parties. Max Traunstein & Joseph White - - Proprietors Showing distinctive systematized : : outfit as manufactured by : : DOTEN-DUNTON DESK COMPANY TRADE MARK REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. No. 25 ARCH STREET, BOSTON, MASS. SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM HOTEL PURITAN Commonwealth Avenue, 100 yards from Massachusetts Avenue THE DISTINCTIVE BOSTON HOUSE For both transient and permanent guests. A hotel of the first class with mod- erate prices, especially inviting to those who prefer good taste to display Afternoon Tea in the Sun Parlor Cafe and Grill Room The Bloom of Youth is The Bloom of Health Your skin cannot be beautiful unless it is healthful — unless the pores are clear. FEROXIOE VANISHING Is a cleansing, stimulating, healing cream that promotes an exquisite clearness and freshness by natural means. A most wonderful aid to the complexion. It vanishes completely, leaving a delicate perfume and a sense of freshness and coolness. Sold by the best dealers. If you do not find it, please write us, mentioning your dealer’s name. THE REJANE COMPANY CODMAN SQUARE, BOSTON, MASS. SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM If you are fond of Good Eating, Excellent Music, Old Wines and Pleasant Environment HOTEL HOLLIS THE PLACE, NEXT TO SHUBERT THEATRE Seventy-five cent Table (THote Dinners, with wine; Matinee Luncheons every day, fifty cents; a la Carte at all times. After Theatre Parties a Specialty . L. PINKOS PENNELL, GIBBS & TAILOR QUIRING COMPANY decorators 338 Washington Street 15a Beacon Street, Boston BOSTON Harvard Square Cambridge New and Exclusive L. C. FICHTNER Designs for SCIENTIFIC MASSEUR Shampooing, Face and Scalp Treatment. My Fall Wear method is used in the best shops in Europe. Prices reasonable. 149 Tremont St., Boston The Clothes I make are of a dis- ROOM 1007 Tel. Oxford 4253-M tinctive character, and are worn by hundreds of college men Constipation, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Headaches, SPECIAlT* Etc., etc. JTMANNING Y UMBRELLA MFR All Druggists and 4-3 WINTER STREET. R, FABERY PHARMACY OVER HOMER’S JEWELRY STORE 272 Tremont St. SHUBERT THEATRE PROGRAM MAJESTIC THEATRE COLONIAL THEATRE WILBUR-SHUBERT CO Proprietors Charles Frohman and William Harris A. L. WILBUR Manager Lessees and Managers NOW PLAYING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17th — SECOND WEEK Wednesday and Saturday Matinees at 2 Matinees Wed. and Sat. Evenings at 8 CHARLES DILLINGHAM’S NOVEMBER 17th— SIXTH WEEK TRI-STAR ALLIANCE WILLIAM A. BRADY (LTD.) Presents MONTGOMERY & STONE The First Popular Play of the Season BOUGHT AND PAID FOR ELSIE JANIS In the Beautiful Musical Fantasy By George Broadhurst As produced one year and a half in New York in THE LADY OF WILLIAM A. BRADY’S PLAYHOUSE Prices, higher THE Special Night 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and no SLIPPER Popular Wed. Matinees, Best Seats $1.00—no higher Music by Victor Herbert HOLLIS ST. THEATRE Charles Frohman, Rich & Harris, Lessees & Mgrs. BOSTON THEATRE NOV. 17 — ONE WEEK ONLY Direction Charles Frohman and William Harris Matinees Wed. and Sat. CHARLES FROHMAN Presents MAUDE ADAMS THIRD WEEK in Her Most Famous Success PETER PAN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17th Matinees Wed. and Sat. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Curtain rises evenings at 7.45 sharp Matinees Wed. and Sat. Special Matinee Thanksgiving Day CHARLES FROHMAN Presents NAZIMOVA “THE WHIP” In the Sensational Success BELLA DONNA A Melo-Drama of English Sporting Life SEATS ON SALE PARK THEATRE TREMONT THEATRE Charles Frohman, Rich & Harris John B. Schoeffel, Proprietor and Manager Lessees and Managers Charles Frohman and William Harris, Direction NOVEMBER 17th— FIRST WEEK MONDAY, NOV. 17—FIRST WEEK Matinees Wed. and Sat. Evenings at 8 Evenings at 8 Matinees Wednesday and Saturday 5T0P THE FIGHT By Bayard Veiller, author of “Within the Law” THIEF WITH Another Cohan & Harris Sensation MARGARET WYCHERLY nvowa^i is THE SPARRELL PRINT. BOSTON