. This week in Boston. he Boston and is a very cleveradaptation from the French by Paul M. Potter, author of the locale of the play has been changed from Paris to NewYork, much of the vivacity and humor of the original been preserved. For the reopening of the Park for the season there is the firstpresentation in this city of The Climax, Edward Lockes novel andinteresting drama, which found much favor in New York last cast includes some of the flayers who appeared at Webers Thea-tre in New York, and the staging is the same as that employed throughout
. This week in Boston. he Boston and is a very cleveradaptation from the French by Paul M. Potter, author of the locale of the play has been changed from Paris to NewYork, much of the vivacity and humor of the original been preserved. For the reopening of the Park for the season there is the firstpresentation in this city of The Climax, Edward Lockes novel andinteresting drama, which found much favor in New York last cast includes some of the flayers who appeared at Webers Thea-tre in New York, and the staging is the same as that employed throughout the Metropolitan run. The Squaw Alan is the piece selected liy John Craig with whichto open his third stock company season at the Castle Square. It isone of the few distinctly American i)lays to win success in Englandas well as in this country. Brewsters Alillions comes to the Grand Opera House. Lastseason it was a great success in the high price houses of this city andelsewhere. THeDeLFTLgricri^^TeflROOM 429 BOybSTON. NCflR BCRKbey ST. -r^. lcjNcHgom ^ft^rNqon tc;:^ j TflBLe DriOie L)