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Ttfl Mo by COAST Aovetmethg 00, M*W»0«ttfl mo BY COAST AOVEtmetHG 00," oooooooooooooa Kj) O Rjj oooooooooooooa g£ At This Theatre This IVeek 6 BEGINNING MONDAY, NOVEMBER I 8 Texas T< D; Special Price Matinee Wednesday. Matinee Saturday exas 1 ommy l^ancers FENNER y TOLMAN Pacific will positively appear at Lam bard i Coast jUrcainan #arben£=J$lultncimaf) J^otel Grand Opera Company Witt Five Other Vaudeville Features EVELYN GILBERT LEROY AND CHASE Petite Soubrette Soprano and Harpist MINNIE RHOADES REPERTOIRE Monday, November 18—"La Boheme." Singer of Popular Songsj Tuesday, November ICJT—"Conchita." Wednesday (Special Price Matinee), November 20—"II Trovatore." '"' Wednesday (Night), November 20—"Lucia Di Lammermoor." Thursday, November 21-—•"Salome." GuiL Friday, November 22—"Madame Butterfly." . Saturday (Matinee), November 23-—-"Salome." 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A Specialty This year, mechanically, there are fewer 352 MORRISON STREET owned and operated by Mr. Mark Roberts, changes than ever before, but the new Clear and at Pasadena and Los Angeles with Vision Brougham is entirely brand new Open 11:00 A. M. to I:00 A. M. Shell Fish in Season and is a welcome addition to the various three very large garages; San Francisco A. G. St H. L. Day . Proprietors with a brand new one on Van Ness Ave.; 1913 models. ialtom©ooltttIe Interior Decorating c 1 and jy JJJ Q g Complete House Marshall 438 Outfitting CAT'N FIDDLE Our New Dainty Luncheon Menu just out —We consider it the finest in the west — Our parlor enlarged, making it the Handsomest Store in your city— Made Clean Baked Clean Sold Clean tractive place for After Theatre Luncheon and Tea — BLUE RIBBON JE^^'^^ refreshments at any Invite your friends. ^ time, especially BREAD H5 SEVENTH STREET The Wrapper is a Guarantee after the play. of Purity THEATRE ROW AT ALL GROCERS MAIN WORKS E THIRD AND ASH STS. DRY CLEANING PHONES AND DYEING OF EVERY 1 EAST 194 B1 194 DESCRIPTION LAMBARDI (Pacific Coast) GRAND OPERA COMPANY Mario Lambardi, Director Ettore Patrizi, Gen. Mgr. Fortune Gallo, Mgr. Sparks M. Berry, Director of Tour Charles R. Baker, Advance Manager MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1912 "La Boheme" An Opera in Four Acts by G. Puccini "SEVEN SISTERS" AT THE BAKER THIS WEEK CAST OF CHARACTERS Rudolph, a poet G. Armanini or G. Agostini First Stock Production of Clever Comedy Attracts Much Attention. Schaunard, a musician E. Pineschi Beno.it, a landlord Amiha Matini Among the many successful productions of the Baker players this season is the Parpignol Giovanni Reano well known farce comedy, "The Seven Sisters," which is this week attracting much Marcel, a painter pt Nicoletti attention and drawing large crowds of delighted theatre-goers. It affords splendid op• Colline, a philosopher <j Martino portunities for nearly every member of the popular company including Alice Fleming in Alcindoro, a councillor of state. Q. Fornai the role created by Laurette Taylor in New York, and Robert Conness as the young Musetta ,'Efc' d'Oria lieutenant, which Charles Cherry played in the New York production. The play is Students, work girls, citizens, shopkeepers, street venders, soldiers, restaurant waiters, written in a most delightful vein and deals with the many troubles of a widow with hoys, girls, etc. Time—About 1830. In Paris. seven daughters to get off her hands fit the most desirable manner. It shows the SYNOPSIS OF SCENES great difference between the European countries and America in the manner of con• ACT I. An attic of the Latin Quarter Paris. ducting the marriage question, and also may offer some really good suggestions to other ACT II. A square in front of the Cafe Momus, Paris. mothers who may be troubled more or less with the same difficulty. It is written in a ACT III. The Gate of Enfer, Paris. comedy vein pure and simple and is rife with action and laughter. ACT IV. Same as Act T. Giovanni Colucci. 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