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14 DRAMATIC THE BOSTON SUNDAY POST. JULY 20, 1002 rlamllton Place. Winter Street. Teiephono 544 Oxford. COOLEST AUDITORIUM IN BOSTON.

Monoy rifiinded to purchnsors of adtnlsslon tfckfts. if they any timo bofore 8 aftor- noona or 0 etonings, thus allowing strangors vi-'lting city two hours to eujoy this beautiful theatre free of charge. Castle Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Company Week Beginning Monday, July 21 Charles Pastoral Drama, iFonntlcd upon Poem) POINT THIS WEEK WEEK. DIVINO HORSES CHILDREN'S WEEK MIDSUMMER THEATRICALS Prices 26c. 36c.

60c. I Front orchestra scats, 75c. Box $1. Prices 26c. 36c.

60c. Front orchestra seats, 75c. Bos seats, $1. and Cilven ITIIKE Every rhild Will He TICKET to the Theatre, and a TIcKet Good for One of the Many Pines Opera Co, In Aiidran'a Fnnny Opera MASCOT. ff CONCERT (Benefit Mass, Lylng-ln Hospital) 9AGBR MIDGLEY GERTIE OARUSLE MARURET MHTOR, TOM OMITH MARTIN, ADOLRHt MAYER, P.

j. arthy charlotte stclle and PINES OPERA CO. Fadeltes OroliBstra Be snro to buy BOTJND TRIP TICKETS, Including admission, via Boston, Revere Beach Lynn 20c TREMONT Me at of AND XOtlX JBXCSr XTVEiESK. AND GAYEST EDITION OF THE PRINCE PILSEN A Story of Country Life in England in the 18th Century. Farmer William L-uke Blomtield.

Jem Blunt WUlle. o.A.iE#*r. Breese Wade Mackay Thiel Blanche 'Winters George Newhall F. Duffy Dora Hall Mary Clinton 8 P. M.

Daily at 2 and Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. FLOOR and 50c. riRKT SECOND BAI.CDNY...............................................15«. BOK Nothlngt Higher.

All Scntti ItcMcrvcd. Box Office open 0 X. M. to 10:80 P. M.

Adults, when buying 25c. or 50c. seats for SAny matluee, except Saturday, will npon request, be given one adjoining seat fres for a child between the ages of 5 and 15 witk each seat purchased. MATINEE SOL'VENIRS. BY PIXLEY a LUOERS, AUTHORS OF ALL-SURPASSINC CAST OF FAVORITES.

UNO. W. RANSOKE. ARTHUR DONALDSON, LOUISE MONTROSE, ULLIAN COLEMAN, HENRIEHA LEE, IVAR ANDERSON, NUTH PEEBLES, ZEIXA FHANK, COUNTESS BIANCA DE JENEPPE, 8EQR6E DE LONB, EOBAR NORTON. SUPERB SINGING SUITE OF SEVENTY.

A Souvenir Box of Chocolate Bon-Bons Will Bs Presented All Patrons at the Monday Matinee. MONDAY, JULY 28. ROMEO and JULIET. Working Home. Continuous Show 9 A.M.

toll P.M. ONLY ICKELODEORl MUSEUM AND THEATRE. I Opon All Summor. Hfanacer. Caroline B.

Nichols, Director. Petit Concerts of Popular Music. Program; March, Rough Overture to Walties, Wedding of the FaotttKtlqne, and Puerner Tableaux New and Varied Attractions Offered for the Coming Week Vivants Another week of the summer season has been recorded for all the amusement resorts in and around Boston. This coming week the Castlo Square Theatre company will present Charles dramatization of which Is absolutely a novelty to patrons of this generation, and there will new bills at Keitn ii'''atre. Austin Stone and the Nickelodeon.

The of is still on top wave of popularity at tlie Tremont 100th performances Is already engaging the attention of those concerned and It may be stated in aGvance that these occasions will be Interesting. THEATRE The phenomenal summer business continues at and It hasnow liecome a certainty that the season will he a record for receipts. hile the cool weather has been largely re.sponsible for at 1:45 and 7:45 P. M. EDMUND HAYES Popular Comedian, and company.

In the Screamingly Funny Farce, Wise LESLIE BROTHERS First Time Here of This Clever Team of Musical BAKER and CONN Eccentric Comedians and Singers, In Man from the THE BARROWS Clever Dancing Specialists. JOHN BARKER Yankee Comedian. 8TEREOPTICON views of Paris (France), Venice and State of Maiue. Patntlngs by Stg. Alliertl Opertl.

Drilllaut LtgcHt Eflfecfs. EjxqnlMlte ColorinsrM. Correct C'oMtuiiieM. neaiitit'ul Models. the Best Production Ever Made In This New Tableaux This Week.

COLE and JOHNSON Second and Last Week of These Two Great Colored Entertainers. LITTLE ELSIE Pocket Edition of Clssle in Inipcr.sonatlons of Stage Celebrities. JAPANESE Acrobats. Tumblers and Wonder-Workers, and Their Trained Dogs. SIX BLACKBIRDS Colored Comedians, Vocalists and Dancers.

THE BIOGRAPH Showing New List of Motion ORCHESTRA Louis Baer, Director. The Henry F. Miller piano used. a New One, Boys ------SOUBRETTES Gonvention SINGING DANCING TALKING CHARMI Them on the Big Ntage In the Curio THE TALK OF THE TOWN of the MARTINIQUE DISASTER A Moat HlKht. firand International Beauty Show.

OLA, lady Wagician 100 Other Attractions. THH-A-TH-IS L. B. AH Star Specialty Co. AT-sivrxsisxQixr fxvjes oejxttsi NORUMBEGA ACBITBIVBAI.E, THE IDEAL RESORT OW THE CHABEES RIVER, OPENS DAILY 10 A.

M. Most Delightful Trolley Ride In All New England Plctureaque Scenery Through the Entire Trip. PARK ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN, MYSTERIOUS CHALET, ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN. RUSTIC THEATRE OUR BOAT HOUSC LARGEST and FINEST on the Charles River, wltli new addition and capacity doubled. Orchestra on Veranda.

FINEST IN AMERICA. 2000 SEATS FREE. Performances at 3:30 and W. THIS imperial WEEKt MINSTRELS, Embodying all that Is I atest. Newest and Best In the Line of Ueflned, Up-to-Date Minstrelsy.

HOW TO GET THERE marked Newton Boulevard and Norunibega Park. Bound trip fkoin IVouantuin Sq. and IVatertown also on Com- UA mouwealth Ave. Ntreet Railway Including admission to Pork. CAROLINE B.

NICHOLS, Deader of the Fa dettes at ANNUAL FIELD DAY NEXT SATURDAY -AT- Combination Park, MEDFORD. ALL KINDS OF ATTRACTIONS PROGRAMME: Gamcm Match, Oamos, Show, MUo Trot for gaSrs by Mr, John Sonator and Altro Im, to goJom Drill by Troog 6, Roxbury Horne Guardsm Conoortm Danoing AH Day, and Running Raoesm Show, MUSiO ALL DAY, CRESCENT GARDENS Revoro Beach ALL THIS WEEK, SAGER MIDGLEY AND GERTIE CARLISLE Highest-salaried artists In vaudeville In one of the popular Sammy and aerlea. WESTON ALLEN NIACKIE A WALKER COINES A HAZARD NELLIE V. PARKER. Today-Sacred Goncert.

(Benefit Wo. Knd Dispensary.) Rcior oumuat LKNVA U1M1IK8TBA W.n. T. KV NET.I.IK V. PARKER.

uannapowitt PARK Wakefield Reading Felrgrounde. WEEK JULY 2lst The moet beautifully sltuatod park In New England, on Quannapowitt Lake. SPECTACULAR and VAUDEViLLE DAIEY AT 5sl5 AND 8il5 P. lOOO FREE RED HUSSAR DRILL 16-YGUNC LADIES-16 DIRECTION C.tPTAIN CHARLES W. EDDY.

3 LIVINGSTONS BURKE BROS. lASTEDO SISTERS COOPER BAILEY MADAME FLOWER The Bronsa Melbu -AND THE- MARVELLGUS WONDER. Nitt 1 STATE RESERVATION. HOW TO Take Elevated to Nullivan direct to Park. GET THERE.

Aduits, 50o. Children (under 12 yrs.) 25o. Jiff Ideal Sgot Is ESTWOOD PARK NANTASKET BEACH the finest hesch the United Statee. and unexcelled for surf Ing. Now Bath House buUt this year of Fonr Hnndred Rooms, with all modeni convenleneoa.

A grand Promenade feet Ir length, fronting the Ocean, nearly all of which la covered, protoctioB for all. CONCERTS MARYLAND BROCKTON BAND, MACB Coiidnctor. Take Steamboats Leaving WHARF (Weather Permitting.) A. then hourly, twenty minutes past the hour, from 0 20 A. M.

to 8:20 P. M. RS" turning. A. then houiW forty minutes past the hour, from 10:40 A.

M. to 0:40 P. M. Aleo late boat up from Nan tasket at 0:10 P. M.

atVeek days enly. PLYMOUTH RUSTIC THEATRE BAND CONCERTS SUNDAYS. Take Surface Cars lia Forest Hills. Electric Street Care to ANTASKET The Favorite and Steamboat GOV. ANDREW make dally and Nnnday to PL.YMOIJTH.

WHARF, Boston Leaiing Weather permitting, at 10:00 A. returning from Long Wharf, Plymouth, at 3:80 P. M. Single fare, T5e. Round trip.

dEOO, O. P. CUSHlNa. Gon. Mgr.

Provincetown. A COMPLETE ORCHESTRA. Special Inducomeats offered for picnics, which Include large dining halls, liaeeball grounds, dancing pavilion and the best half-mile track In k'ew England for bicycle racing and athletlo of every description. Take Boston and Northern electrics for Wakefield, or Boston Maine western dlvlalon. Admission lOe.

Rosorvod 60 tnd IO 0 8H0RB BJ LOUCESTEIl GAPE ANN A lEXIIGTON Beautiful In the Extreme. PARK Newest Pleasure Re.sort. AT LEXINGTON, MASS. On the Une of the Famous Paul Revere Trolley Trips. Grind Opining Tomorrow July 21st.

RUSTIC THEATRE 2000 SEATS FREE. 3:30 and M. THIS WEEK CONWAY and LELAND CAMILLO and FONA HOLLIS and HOWARD FRED HDWARD ZOOIOGIGAIGABOEN Deer Park, Elk Preaerve, Caalno, Cottagge, Court, Etc. HOW TO GET THERE! Take Cars at Subway or Bowdoln marked Arlington Heighta; Cars from Sullivan 8q. Terminal, Charlestown, also connect.

ia the Women and Children Whose AverateAttendance Is Phf Whose ment and Oratlllcatlon We Are Spurred to the Highest Efforts Possible, and We Are Mighty Proud of Tneir Approval. USTIN AND The new Lexington Park -will open to the on Monday; special attractions will be seen at Norumbeg.t Park, Point of Pines, Crescent Garden.s end other resorts, and the various ocean and harbor excursions are as delightful to the stay- at-homes as ever. HALL AMERICAN LEAGUE ft HUNTINQTON AVE. 20 Years on 'Tremont Square Stone Sha.v Proprietors Summer Dulnoss Unknown Here Although these days and nights of July arc dreaded by every theatrical manager, nii4 the next few weeks are generally the dullest of all the year, we make them lively enough HEItl'l by offering phenomenal attractions, and seemingly no end of novelties. A double Is thus served, we thrive In the season, ami please regular patrons and multitudes of newly acquired oniMi alike.

Brand now Hat of features from everywhere. It's wonderful how we do It, but we do. BOSTON MUSIC The performance.s of the Castle Square Theatre company at Music Hall enjoyed immense favor with the public, and there is every evidence of a continued success In its present location during the balance of the summer season. The rnterpri.se shown by the management in the selection of and the admirable contrast provided In 'their arrangement continue to be praised by both subscribers and the general amusement public. The for the present week will be Charles Reade's dramatic version of Tennyson's poem of whidh made such a ncrtable success many years since In the old Glo.be Theatre, where it held the stage for the best part of an entire season.

The pastoral character of the play and Its picturesque scenes of country life in England In the latter part of the 18th century make this a dramatic attraction of rare interest to all classes of play patrons. The characters Introduced are strongly drawn, and Charles skill as a has given a series of scenes that have a fascinating intierest. The opportunities for realism in'the way of stage setting, will be fully improved by the Castle Square management In this production, which will follow in all es- details that w'hich held the favor of the Boston public a generation ago. The cast will be: Farmer Allan, Edmund Breese: William Allan, Euke Blomfield, Charles Mackay; Jem Blunt, Jjouis Thiel; Fhira Allan, Alary Hall: Mary Morrison. Katharine Clinton.

is announced for only a single week and all jiatrons of the Monday matinee will be presented with a box of choice chocolate bonbons. Farley and Foley The Trick Rooster Whittaker Sisters The Two Kendalls Kate Drummond Helene West Dixon and Lang Daly and Tafe Marvellous Steele Buda-Pesth Orchestra Wha leys Hanley and Flynn Three Brothers love Flexible Inmans The Taylors Tom Bateman George Donaldson Tom Gibson, ROYAL HUNGARIAN GYPSIES 18-DANCERS AND PLAYERS-18 In Picturesque Natlonnl Dauees and Music. 10 CENTS ADMITS YOU TO EVERYTHING RDUND TRIP, 75c. I Singla Fare. BOc.

50-Trip Book spnclons, modern steel stesmers Cape Ann and of Gloneeater. Leave North side Central Wharf, foot of fitate Street FJevated Station ataln, DoBton, weather right. Week 10 A. 2 P. M.

Glonoeater 2:15 P. M. leave Boaton at 10:16 A. leeve Glonoeater at P. M.

Colnmbua Orcheatra. K. H. MEBCHAfilT, fleneral Manager. Boaton Steamboat Co.

Salem Willows Plenty of Shade All Attractions Always Cool. Pound Trip 50C. Children V'xFare TAKE STEAMER New Brunswick UMIOH WHARf 10:30 A. M. DAILY ALL-DAY Ocean Trip Along the NORTH SHORE Round Trip 65c.

Children 30c. 6 CENTS TO NEPONSET 16 CENTS FROM NEPONSET TO NANTASKET, THROUGH CARS FROM NEPONSET. New, Staunch and Steamer OOID From Bay Line Wharf. 40ti Atlantic ave. Wharf FlevaUd (weatbfr permitting), Ml 10 ii'clitck.

Week (lays at Siato GROUNUS For TAKE THE Steamer KING PHILIP FARE Capi. EDWARD W. DIXON Li'aveii North Bide of Wherf. HAILY AND SUNDAYS AT 10 I.lue», Him free. fl50 In gyld offered for the largest haddock or cod caught Unring the 'elitck.

Ilefn-MhuientM, Huy Line Hand. The Deitghtful Sail out of lluMton. allowing nearly two hoiira for (llniier In ciualnt old Provincetown. Fare. Round Trip, $1.

Slop- over lickHtH, $1.50. ('hlldren half price. SuecUl to piirtlcH. Moonlight i-xeurslous. CAPT.

ATKINS I'AINK, 185 Hummer Wharf Main Office Oxford 1107. For the Fishing Grounds Prize $200 in Gold ALL DAY TRIP INCLUDING FUir- DINNER ABOARD MTKAMER JULY 21-22, p. CHICACG TRGLLEY- Have you missed Sse- and l.ii->wer Falls. Keho fa Bridge, Wavr-rly Oaku, llllljipect mil Park. Wellesley.

I nil Hemlock Gorge Reservation, Nftttck, Ne'dham, the Newtons. Watertown. Waltham, Auburndale, Rlvi'rulde, AVolnn-n, bcxliiKtoii. Concord, Hlllcrlca. TUESDAY, DAY.

Seats on sale at Wright 344 Washington St. Cigar atore. 66 Summer at. Charles River Park TUESDAY EVENINU, 111) 22, 25 MILE MOTOR DACE WALTHOUR, FREEMAN, MAYA, MONROE, There Are 25 Sight-Seeing Trips On the various branches of this superb Bystem of the Consolidated Newton lines. Connections from Boston wRh our Palace Observation Cars made at Arlington Heights.

iJike ('hestnut Hill Reservoir, Nonamtum Newton, Watertown 8 For general informmton regarding address Newton Street Railway, at Nevrtonvllle. Miiaa. TREMONT THEATRE this condition of thinirs, the exi'ellence of the entei'tainment has had much to do with it, also, for the shows have been uniformly the best provided during any summer for many years. The list of entertainers for the coming week is most promising one. containing the usual nufnber of Edmund Hayes, who has first place after the special attractions.

is probably as talented a burlesque comedian as the vaudeville has ever known. Wise Guy, the one-act farce In which Hayes and his supporting company appear, is a most absurdly amusing creation, and has been received with roars of laughter everywhere it has been played. Little Elsie Janos Is usually referred to as pocket edition of Clssle and her impersonations of stage celebrities are very cleverly given, particularly In the matter of voice and gesture. Fred and Will I.eslie of Australia are the most prominent of the newcomers. As musical comedians the Leslie brothers are said to be the best who have ever come from abroad, and they are credited with scoring a big hit in New York and Philadelphia.

Monroe and Wesley are native products, the one a lilliputian comedian and the other probably the neatest step dancer in the country. They have been very successful during previous engagements at this house. Baker and Conn are and in a piece called Man from the which they presented here several months ago, made a big laughing hit. especially with a funny encore number. Kadiir Imperial Japanese troupe Is composed of as clever a lot of Oriental entertainers as has ever visited America.

In addition to the usual acrobatic stunts, tumbling, juggling, they also show a small troupe of well trained dogs that find special favor with the juveniles. The colored singers and dancers. John Barker. Yankee comedian, and Josie and Willie Barrows, dancing specialists, are others who will contribute to the continuous entertainment. The Fadettes continue their engagement with an entire change of selections, and new pictures will be added to the admirable series of tableaux vivants.

No terrors of hot weather or other de- pre.asing influences can apparently dim the lustre of the brilliant of at the Tremont. The ninth week of extraordinary prosperity closed with last performance and the warmest nights of the week were enjoyed by audiences that filled the theatre. In its second edition the frolicsome presentment shows still greater attractiveness than previously, and there is apparently no limit to the opportunities for embellishment afforded by the creation. The new members of the cast, without exception, have found favor AUSTIN Midsummer is here in earnest, but things are humming at Austin ik the same as if the weather were cooler The shows are greater, If possible, than during the regular season and the attendance during the past month has been the largest during June and July since the establishment of Austin IS years ago. A prime European novelty Is the booking for the leading attraction at the museum this week.

Archduke Royal Buda-Pesth Dancers and Gypsy Band Is DELIGHTFUL SUMMER OUTING TO NOVA SCOTIA GASS POINT-Nahanl. NANTASKET POINT Fare 15c. Round Trip 25c. Kun-lay timo, July 20; leavc WInthnni 400 Atlantic 9:30, 10:80. 12:00 1 00 7 80 p- ni, Retuiu, 10 1:00, 2:80, 5:30, II.

ni. Ilull A Bcatoa Sb. A. ANUKRSON. Supt.

QRAHO HARBOR SAILI Opmn Thmmtmm mnti Florldm Xool Bmmt rimh Otnnmpm. Lmtplomln'm Bosdon Mmnlno Bmna, Last Boat Up M. Btesmnrs from Ltncolo Wharf (weather mlttlKfi: FOR BASS 12:30. 2:20. 3:30, 6:00 8:15 P.

M. FOR NAKANT 11:00 A. -----P. M. Take Fi rry ciirH or Street.

15c. rr Round Trip Ticket lix ludlnB to Open All- Tin litre Zoo, 50e. Special ratee to part leu. G. O.

SIIICLDON. N. K. St. 12:80, 5:00.

6:80 to Buttery Given to the person who catches the largest eod during the seasun on the steanier Philudelphts, Capt. Sorensen. Steamer lesvea Commercial Wharf daily and Sundays, at 10 o'clock. LI 4 bait and chowder free. Faru $1.00.

20 SOUBRETTES APPLY AT NICKELODEON T44DAV AT STGAMER for NECK (MANET BEACH The weather In Xova Scotia is now at its best, Hunuy day.s, delightful twilight and cool nights. There is no better place In America tn pass your vacation than In Nova St'otia and the Marltimi' Provinces. The Dominion Atlantic railway line has unsurpassed service Boston to Yarmouth, with the maguiflcent stcamer.s Prince George, Arthur and Boston in oommlssion, leaving Long wharf, foot State at 2 p. in. daily (two sail- lng.s Tue.sday.

2 and 3 p. m.l. A delightful sail 1.H had down the harbor and along the North Shore, and Yarmouth is reached at 7 a. m. next morning.

Close connection Is made there daily (except Sundays) with "Flying Bluenose." and regular expres.s trains for all points In the Maritime Provinces. It is necessary you should book your stateroom-s now, as lists are being filled ahead. F'or all information regarding stateroom. 1 fares, hntebs and beautifully Illustrated advertising matter (mailed free) ('all at city offlce, 228 Washington street, or write to .1. F.

Mast(-rs, New Englatifl l.s)ng wlnrf, Boston, From Oris Wharf, 410 Atliintlc days (weather pounlttlnii). leu Boston 11 A. 2:15, 5:1.5 P. Neck 7:15, 9:15 A. 1, 4 BIYDAYS AND IIOLIDAVS.

licaves Boston A. 2:15 and 6:15 M. Leaves Neck 9 1 und 6 nELIQHTFUL OtlTl.Nd 50 sut New steamer. AT Tlll- HEACH. Fare.

15c. each nay. H. A H. N.

CO. KATE AT APtyPIN The, Wahash people say that If their competitors drslro them to withdraw excursion fares from Chlc.ago and Bt. I jou I to New York city they must first withdraw' Atlantic Pity excursions. long a.s excursions to Atlantic City are run from these points by other lines the Wabash will not only quote excursion fares to Atlantic but t(j New York city as well, which city, they claim. Is the greatest, summer resort In the world.

with the public, and Henrietta Lee as the gay New York widow, Nil's. Crocker, has achieved a consi uoufi triumph. Francois and Artie in the hands of George DeLoiig and Norton, respectively, an- cri'ntions In. themselves, for they glv)' (nlirdy new and Interesting Intel pi etatioiiH to the ehariicters. George return from a brief voyage to England was an Incident of the week which rcsuBed in new ideas for diversion in the big numbers.

The refreshed stage director lost no time in evolving novel innoviitlon.s for the gay choristers and many Important have already been ob.servcd. I'he piece Is in for an entire summer of prosperity, and It l.s not to nn- tlclpate embellishments trom time to time from eueh a resourceful management. Appropriate celebration of the 75th and the feature that comes here through arrangements with the agimcy in Colonel Frank saw the show when in a and tlations for Its appearance W( t'c then he- gim. The company artists. A charming and fascinating feiiture of thl.a production is the gypsy dance in which all the young wonum of the troupe participate and which is prcsimted here for the flrst time by the ml people.

The girls will appear in the costumes of the w(il-to-do peasantry of Hungary. They are decldeilly picturesque and iilso exceptionally tine dancers, the rhythm itself being the poetry of motion. The orcliestra of gypsy l.s the one that Invnrtably a'ppears at the imperial court when music 1s desired by the King, and their repertory of both native and American music l.s verj completii. Aa.