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SHUBERT, MANAGING DIRECTORS Telephone Beach . 4520. Seats also at LitHe Bldg, at Box Offiee Prices NEXT WEEK^2nd WEEK Beginning April 28th Mats.: Wed. Thurs. and Sat. at 2 Evenings at 8 ENGAGEMENT LIMITED TO 3 WEEKS F. RAY COMSTOCK and MORRIS GEST have the honor to announce Triumphant Return Engagement of The Most Talked-of Show on the American Continent In a NEW Program BALIEFFS CHAUVE- THE UNIQUE SHOW OF THE WORLD SOURIS ( The Bat Theatre of Moscow ) THE ARTISTIC SUCCESS of PARIS, LONDON and NEW YORK PricM: Nights—Orch., $3.00; Bal., $2.50, 12.00, $1.50, 2nd Bal., $1.S0, 1.00. Mats. : Wed., Thurs. and Sat.—Orch.. $2.50. $2.00; Bal., $2.00, $1.50, $1.00; 2nd Bal., $1.00. ( Plus 10% War Tax. Henrp Jf. iWiller ^lano desire to become an owner of a Henry F. Miller Piano grows in the minds of all who have played or heard one. The fairness of our prices, and our willingness to take old instruments in exchange and sell on easy terms, places the Henry F. Miller Piano within your reach. 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LEE A J. J. SHUBERT, MANAGING DIRECTORS Telephone Beach 4S20. Seats also at Little Bldg, at Box Office Prices Week Beginning Monday, April 21, 1924 Matinees Wednesday and Saturday By Popular Demand F. RAY COMSTOCK and MORRIS GEST Have the Honor to Present The Triumphant Return Engagement of the Artistic Success of Paris, London and New York BAUEFFS CHAUVE- SOURIS (The Bat Theatre of Moscow) Entire Change of Program T'f V f'f rf f ^ r f f ^ r WW'W Jordan Marsh Company Time to order Your Awnings and Shades F you wait until the first warmer days come, and that’s I what most folks do, we’ll work just as hard to* please you; but we can’t give you quite as speedy service. The cost, of course, is the same. Won’t you call Beach 9000, Upholstery Section, and have an estimator come out now.^ — OVEJ^TURE—Chef d’orchestre Mr. Elie Zlatin. 1. PORCELAINE DE SAXE. Music taken from an old French song: “Sur le pont d’Avignon.” In the hours of night, when all the world is asleep, when dreams and old recollections rule, a mysteri- ous life quickens the objects about us. Tender strains of olden melodies tell us of bygone days, of laugh- ter, of tears, and in the haunting twilight, the little porcelain figures come to life and live over again in the romance of ancient days, reviving the echoes of the past. But the clock strikes . . . and they once again become just “porcelaines de Saxe,” trifles of beauty created by the master hand of an artist. Mmes. Dianina and Karabanova. 2. SONGS OF SENTIMENT. Mesdames Birse and Ershova. 3. THE PARADE OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS. Messrs. Anfimoff, Gorodetsky, Joukovitch, Marievsky, Riadnoff, Semenoff, Stoianovsky, Tcherniavsky and Zotoff. (From Narbout’s Sketch). 4. MARLBOROUGH S’EN VA-T-EN GUERRE (Marlborough goes to the Wars). An old popular French song. Music arranged by Alexei Archangelsky. The famous song of Marlborough was doubtless composed after the battle of Malplaquet, in 1 709, and not on the death of John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough in 1722, as many historians assert. Mesdames Birse, Dianina, Ejshova and Nicolina. Surroundings by S. Soudeikine. MARLBOROUGH GOES TO WAR Lord Marlborough goes to war. His lady mounts her tower, Mironton, mironton, mirontaine, Mironton, Lord Marlborough goes to war. His lady mounts her tower, Nor knows when he’ll return. She notices her page. But he’ll return at Easter, Lord Marlborough died in battle, Mironton * ^ T , , But he’ll return at Easter, Lord Marlborough died in battle. Or else at Trinity. And now is in his grave. She saw his body carried, , Now Trinity is over. Mironton, Mironton, his carried. Now Trinity is over, She saw body officers. 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And after all the others, They all went home to bed. Balieff, by himself. Each one went with his wife, Balieff has no wife, Mironton Mironton, Each one went with his wife, Balieff has no wife, For each one brought his own. He goes to bed alone. The Steinway, Steinert and Jewett pianos and the Victrolas used in this theatre exclusively are fur- nished by M. Steinert & Sons. Steinert Hall. 162 Boylston Street, Boston. luininiiHiiiHrirniriiiiihHirniHiiiiiriiiiiiHiiimiijjiiiiiiiiiiijjiiijMLHHkiiuniniiniiiMHiliuniiMiiiiiiiUiiiHiiifiiiiHLiiHp 4 C< CC«( CCi 4 <4 C and fiance S V V V V WINTER GARDEN TV T'TVTWWV Qhicken., J^bster and Steak 'Tf)inners NO DINNER COVER BEST DANCE MUSIC ^ ' so CHARGE 2 IN TOWN DANCING EVERY NIGHT 6.30 TO 1 A. M. MAX I. KRULEE AND HIS ORCHESTRA HOTEL WESTMINSTER B. 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They attack Katinka’s parents, who are compelled to give in, and all finishes up with the already well-known polka “Katinka.” Mesdames Karabanova, Dianina; Messrs. Anfimoff, Dalmatoff, Korodetsky, Joukovitch, Marievsky, Stoianovsky, Tcherniavsky and Zotoff. INTERMISSION New Home of Moseley Footwear t. ' n • P 39 WEST STREET (Near Tremont Street) BOSTON Suits Cleansed and Refinished Almost Like New Now‘2“ Prompt Deliveries Quality and Service LEWANDOS CLEANSERS and DYERS Telephone Service Back Bay 3900 Connects All BOSTON SHOPS 29 State Street 284 Boylston Street 17 Temple Place 248 Huntington Ave. 79 Summer Street BROOKLINE 1310 Beacon Street Coolidge Corner CAMBRIDGE 1274 Mass Ave. WATERTOWN 1 Galen Street MALDEN 30 Pleasant Street LYNN 22 Munroe- Street SALEM 72 Washington Street WALTBLAM 193 Moody Street WORCESTER 26 Pearl Street Shops in New York Philadelphia and all large Eastern Ci ties ^^You Can Rely on Lewahdos’’ * 1 3. A NIGHT AT YARD’S MOSCOW. 1 840. New Songs. The most striking feature of night life in old Moscow were the gypsies. Their passionate songs evoked happiness, comforted the sad and distressed, awakened men to new life and inspired love. The greater portion of Russian society life was spent outside the homes in luxurious restaurants which ^ were the abodes of the gypsies. Yard’s was one of the largest and most renowned of these restaurants. You see here a group of gypsies entertaining a young couple, spell-bound by the beauty of their weird melodies. • The company 14. THE CHORUS OF THE BROTHERS ZAITZEFF. Messrs. Amfimoff, Dalmatoff, Gorodetsky. Joukovitch, Loukine, Marievsky, Riadnoff, Salama, Tcherniavsky and Zotoff. When in New York, be sure to see the World’s Greatest Spectacle “THE MIRACLE’’ now playing at the Century Thfeatre. Note: “THE MIRACLE’’ will not be seen in any other city in the world. F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest. 8. IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA. Music by Rossini, arranged by Alexei Archangelsky. Mesdames Birse, Ershova, Messrs. Anfimoff, Joukovitch, Riadnoff, Stoianovsky and Zotoff. Surroundings by S. Soudeikine. 9. THE NIGHTINGALE. Music by Aliabieff. Mesdames Birse and Zlatina. 1 0. THE THREE HUNTSMEN. Russian Popular Song. A popular Russian song of the earlier part of last century. Three huntsmen meet a peasant girl col- lecting mushrooms in a forest. They each in turn attempt to court her. She spurns the attentions of the first two and bestows her favors on the third. The happy lovers depart, leaving the other two huntsmen with a mushroom as a “consolation prize.’’ Mesdames Fechner, Komisarevska; Messrs. Marievsky, Stoianovsky, and Tcherniavsky. 1 1 . UNDER THE EYEIS OF THE ANCESTORS. Mesdames Daykarhanova, Dianina, Karabanova; and Mr. Gorodetsky. 12. SURGERY. By Anton Chekoff. Messrs. Dalmatoff and Salama. TREPAK FROM “THE NUTCRACKER’’ Music by Tchaikovsky Mme. Anderson and M. 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