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At the q°V::°1 their mammoth song review will be
Si he noted _,cn ‘t Prim' cmdla §i:mi;opginer.d hOthIe5i;sisch;‘d\uedh.are
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in which he beam. MSM, .uuem C o e . IB ne Banc e I an
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the rent dock .
“M51 to a mont;§:1_k‘;D‘;~_|i’& n’::m'?;_ The Five Musical Lassies, a biz in-
tanng Dart in the Tuul.” sau.” strumental oilering, will be the chief
r|°¢,_ It was mount "_," tm. duck feature at this popular resort. Others
wmnd mm hu “Neff but nom,” programed are William Wilson and
CD ‘_ 'mush hunted he came mnurd M “bor comDany in’ a comedy sketch "The
W°m°-dig‘é;‘:;‘;-SLEEP _ candidate for Butsm' in 1”, md Ilpholsterer’; Nestor and Dellberg,
ness09__.__.___ -   W" elec,°d_ In’ iwmlci he is singing and talking act; Jack Van
FucS\m|l2 SI3n~1I"f.¢°f _ - a free trader, home ruler, ,md Epps, character comedian; Willard
¢&»f‘f7A£¢'». _ . lg 5 5;;-Ong gum, M the nc' com.” Mack's Players in a bit of humorous
and U1 gambling ooncemt A' ` me pathos “Jimmie’s Chrlstrnas”; con-
 r e a  abgugner he 1, uw." on the .me of tinued Presentation of Kinemacolor
, . the tampa;-gnc, pu-"_ and daily changes of black and white
THEATERS, A ,
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some new olerings ei
in the varistibl
PROC'-l'0R'B HRD BT. THEATRE
prime
Frederiek_N. Bowers and company
¢,\
ing upon her '.1
How is the woman with the cares, worry
and \vork of n home to get well when she feels
that her strength is gheing overtuxed and that
nel-von:-x prosirniien is slowly but surely creep-
lt is often monotony that breaks down tho
nervous system, and woman’s Work is above all
else monotonous. Doing the sumo thing day
after day has a wearing and depressing effect
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without warning. Some of the signals of dan-
ger are tired feelings and a disinclination to
attend to the duties of the day; nervous head-
aches, feelings of depression and discourage~
ment, nervous indigcstion, neuralgic and seiatio
or excitement.
pains and general lack of energy and ambi-
tion. Seine \vomen become hysterical and have
spells of crying. Others are peevish and irri-
table and easily upset by a littlc extra strain
;`,e3<€;§,>.,_p x \ hobbies and delights. I-Ils family con- At Proctor’s 5th Avenue Theatre,
\°\,<g~`§:g;§;.3_` \ slsts of his wife and one son, who, Ethel Barrymore will bid farewell to
\%»;2§_';é”;~;;;`§~;§§j;2§2¢§e< Q, ______,__ ,_,;,:4»_ as Illike his father both in features and vaudeville, appearing in J. M. Bar-
_ §\\ .\@  J;1hl<1i.isTl;e sc;x;e lagibition of the elder me s comedy classic, ~'1‘he Twelve
ITH this tire you can make a
sharp turn on a wet road. You
can speed along safely over slip-
In private life he is s. sportsmen, Ph°t° P1575' '
havin: in his younser days been a ,
,_ rugby fqgtbgll Mayer' cy-|°ke¢el.| soup PROCTOR S 125TH ST. THEATRE.
~ _. ler, and a boxer of no small merit,
_ _ and when the weather pe,-muted he A big company of jubilee singers
- was a conspicuous figure skating will offer a big pretentious musical
Exact Copy ol' Wrapper. _ around the lake ln Bgne;-sea park comedy entitled “Southland” as the
me emuus =°-»-- ww ve" env. He 13 ,tm “_ 8,-eat admirer h chief ma net Others ue f r
of is old E - d 0 HP'
  resumes and can be seen, whenever Peeranse are Seabert Sisters and
» opportunity admits, as sn ings;-“gag company, ring act; Sylvia Wane,
spectator.. one characteristic about singing comsdlennez Dilks and Wade.
on both body and mind.
It is easy for doctors to advise change of
scene and work, but how few women with
families about them can follow such advice. The
cure must be brought to thcm,_and no treat-
ment has ever proved more satisfactory un-
der these conditions tha.,n_Dr. Chase’s Nerve
` Some patience and perseverance is :neces-
sary in the treatment of diseases of the
nerves, but you will not be using Dr. (-]hase’s
Nerve Food long before you can note signs of
improvement, and will be encouraged to keep
up the treatment until thoroughly cured.
S Honest John, as he is usually called, black face musicians; Chester and
is that he always patronilss the cheap. Chester, rube comedy shatch; Taylor
Food.
Mrs. Edwin Martin, Ayer’s Cliff, Que.. writes,-~
man and his library is one of his chief
er seats and even at the theatre thelilfld BPOWH. ¢0Il1BdY and 501155; A1dI‘0
& , _ gallery is his favorite seat. Standing and Mitchell, revolving ladders; new
not much over the average hei ht he Kinemacolor sub ects n ack
   is broad shouldered stron Kd whit hot la 1' a d bl and
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342-§:3§% _gg Nm ,lm d,-am”d_ education he is considered a well read WEEK OF APRIL 21,
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Gradually and certainly it brings back the
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benefits to the system are both thorough and
"Before I began taking your Nerve Food I was ln
a terrible condition; dizzy spells cameover me, and
I would fall to the floor and I could not as much
as sweep the floor without fainting unless they
took me out in the air. Now I can wash and work
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doctors failed. I felt as though it was a God-
send to me.
“I hope you will use my name wherever you
like, so that if there are any others suffering
as I have done, they may he benefited u
son follow in his
footsteps.
“PETTICOAT” DAN
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created new records for large receipts
in all of the variety theatres in which
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tilloch character. died at the advanced
variably wore a woman's petticost of
a blue color. Dan was in receipt of
parochial relief, but added to his in-
come by taking in coals and other odd
work, and very seldom was he turned
away from a door, whether work was
given him or not, without a co er
latter was provided Dan said grace,
which was a very peculiar collection
of Biblical texts and curious sayings
sometimes 10 or 15 minutes. Many
stories are told of Dan. One is to the
effect that being told by a\small boy
that a can of milk Dan was carrying
was "rinnin' cot," the worthy turned
the can upside down to see the hole!
One day he was engaged to take ln
coals, but was long in coming, and
another person was got to do the
work. Dan arrived shortly afterwards
and stood by with a very dejected
mien. The lady came out lo explain
matters, when Dan- burst out, “0h,
woman, my heart‘s just like to break
to see hoo thas coals ls haun1’t."
Told that an asylum was to be opened
in Bellileld (Kirkintilloch) for “a’ the
daft folk," Dan replied, "Aweel, they’ll
Visiting at a house in the district,
Dan was given h lighted lantern to
help him to see his way home. Dan
carried it to the end of the avenue,
blew out the light, took the lantern
back to the house and said to the
inmates, “Thank ye kindly. I'vs seen
Judge nn Women’s Dress
"I have heard," said Judge Craig,
the Belfast Recorder, addressing the
jury in a ease in which evidence was
given in regard to the wearing ap~
pnrel of the accused, “that a good
hmny ladies spend the semen time in
church in studying the dress of their
lady friends. A new hat, a new bon-
net, a new bow, or even s pear of
kloves. is written down in the tablets
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. ° °“` “‘°‘“°"Y~ Dm' ‘° “ "W n 'r ddress‘Cuticura~’
IVERYXNHIRM 10° A PLUG lfent point with them, and to be an a'  ' A -' ’ ’
“Dirt on such questions is one of thai
f-hilt! in which women pride ,them-‘
selves."
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HI!-liln Danger
Noi’-iced- have been ,posted ln '
Glllsov- tranny can sailing
llrle sins 'wsieeting hem
It isbtated that a number
on _ _ , Y _
or tW0_ or B good mea]_ W hen the let, 'The Country Br1de'; Kit Car-
ne' be money left in xirkinniioeiu' toilet, bath and shampoo,
111°-"» ` A ions, red, rou h hands, and
Bert Fitzgibbon, the dafiydil comedi-
and Platt favorite diversionists;
Burks and Lorane, a clever dancing
pair; Chief Caupolican, an Araucano
Indian with a splendid singing voice
and an interesting monologue; Billy
I3urke’s merry beast, “Fixing the Fur-
nace"; Frances Stevens & Company
in Edgar Allan Wooll's newest plo -
son, wire-walking shnrushooter and
Edison’s Moving Tallies _in their
tenth successful week.
all mixed up, its recital occupying F Y) t
.Do You Wish in lm-
,pruve Your Complexion,
Hands or Hair?
If you wish askin clear
of pimples, blackheads and
other annoying eruptions,
hands ,soft and white, hair
live and glossy, and scalp
free from dandruff and itch-
ing, begin today the regular
use of Cuticura. Soap for the
assisted by an occasional
light application of Cuticura,
Ointment. No other method
_is o agreeable, so often
edeetive and so economical
in treating poor complex-
dry, thin and lfaliing hair.
Cuticura _Soap and Oint-
ment have been sold through-
out the world for more than
a 'generation,`but to those _
wishing to try them with-
out cost, a liberal sample
of each will be sent free
with`32-p.-,book onthe care
and treatment. _of the skin
Dept. 2,51), liioeton, U. B. A.
ll" Ooflifred, Bhd the
mei-timely recom an
ladies to the matter _te
sum »  ‘
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lasting.
Nervous prostration docs not come on you
,by sing
your medicine, for it will do all it claims to do. I
think it is the best of medicines. Dr. Chaae'a
Ointment is the best that can be had for piles."
mendous takings for the 5th Avenue ’
° Panini °f 3 P°°""°" s°°“|'h is assured. A bill of sterling excel- Dr'  S  l 
Character lance without the headliner will also
k ld'1 d, lu 'tdei .. ,
Petticoat Dan, B wemmown Kh_km_ tie ;:;f,g;f’mg °:opf‘ng0,c';° Qnteriainerzf 50 cents a box, 6 for $2.50, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto.
an; Ethel Green, chic soubrette and  ' ' "-"_-__
age of 77 years' Dan dressed some' charming dresser; Devine and Williams
what ecullarl so
MCCONNELL AND SIMPSON
AT B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE
A great all-star hill of features, all
but one new to Boston audiences, is
announced for B. F. Keith’s Theatre,
Boston next week, headed by Lulu
MI:C‘»onnel1 and Grant Simpson in Her-
bert Hall Winslow’s entertaining com-
edy, "The Right Girl." This is by
far the most. entertaining comedy
seen in ,vaudeville in many a day. It
deals with n case of double identity,
wo sisters separated from childhood,
'i sl _
who meet the same young man under
extraordinary circumstances, and are
mistaken for each other. The role of
the twin sisters is plnycd hy Miss
McConnell and there is n iuugh every
minute they are on the stage. _'amos
and Bonnie Thornton, two of the best
known entertainers of the vid variety
days, will make their first appearance
in Boston in years at ll. F. !ieit.h‘s
Theatre with a new act; and other
splendid features new to llcston nud-
lences will be P. Onfalley Jennings
and Edna Dorman, the English John-
, _
D y' far “B msmether in “The Traveling Salesman and the “V ' -- ' ' n ` 1'-  “
garments were concerned, for he in- Female Drummer-”; Kenny, Nobody . .
ny and the American girl; Ray Con-
rin; the ventriliquist from the west,
who has a most unique and original
line of material; Manning, Moore and
Rourke, three lively rs.th~skcller en-
tertainers from the west; Du Gallon,
the English sailor, who performs the
most startling balancing feats on an
unsupported ladder; ,the two Georges,
wonderful comedy scrobats; and sev-
eral other Ieatures, inelurling'.s new
and sensational production, the exlwt
nature of which is kept a secret.
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