This week in Boston . Walter Percival, William J. Kelly, VeraMaxwell, Billy Schrode, Brown and Blyer, the Dolly Twins, StellaChatelaine, Olga Roller, Charles Hessong, Fawn Conway, LottieVernon, Peter Swift, Max Scheck; also Bert Williams and the hand-somest bevy of feminine pulchritude that ever a producer was ah\cto place under contract. Ziegfelds Follies is in two acts andsixteen scenes, written l)y George V. Hobart, with music by MauriceLevi and Raymond Hubbell, and staged by Julian Mitchell, who alsostaged Mr. Ziegfelds hits, Anna Held in Miss Innocence, andThe Pink Lady. May Irwin appears
This week in Boston . Walter Percival, William J. Kelly, VeraMaxwell, Billy Schrode, Brown and Blyer, the Dolly Twins, StellaChatelaine, Olga Roller, Charles Hessong, Fawn Conway, LottieVernon, Peter Swift, Max Scheck; also Bert Williams and the hand-somest bevy of feminine pulchritude that ever a producer was ah\cto place under contract. Ziegfelds Follies is in two acts andsixteen scenes, written l)y George V. Hobart, with music by MauriceLevi and Raymond Hubbell, and staged by Julian Mitchell, who alsostaged Mr. Ziegfelds hits, Anna Held in Miss Innocence, andThe Pink Lady. May Irwin appears at the Plymouth for a two weeks engagementin She Knows Better Now. It is a satirical farce that has urAwith great success in other large cities. Proliablv the best play of its kind in is The Concert,at the Hollis. For other plays and general information regardmg theTheatres see Page 22. Ice Skating and Hockey at the Boston Arena. Three sessionsdaily, except Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. THIS WEEK IN BOSTON. ^otel puritan 390 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE100 yards west of Massachusetts Avenue car lines The Distinctive Boston House Afternoon tea with music in the sun parlor. 44 THE HAIR STORE (Registered) 29 TEMPLE PLACEBOSTON, MASS. MISS R. BUTLER, ProprietorLadies Hair Goods of every description TO SUIT EVERY PURSETO SATISFY EVERY BUYER Telephone Oxford 628 fouwni confer a favor by meiitioning THIS WEEK IN BOSTON whenmaking purchases from advertisers. THIS IN HUSTON 5 THE WEEKS EVENTSSunday, Jan. 7 ART EXHIBITIONS New Boston Museum of Fine Arts, The Fenway. Open 1 p. ni. to5 p. m. Admission free. The Museum contains collections illustratingthe arts of Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Orient, and modern Europe andAmerica, together with a large collection of reproductions. For list ofexhibits see Monday. Germanic Museum, junction Broadway and Cambrldg;e Street, Cam-bridge. Open 1 to 5 p. m. Admission free. Reproductions of master-pieces by noted sculptors of Germany, formed throu
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