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The Theatre in Boston

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There is a wealth of spectacular grandeur, color, magnificence, in Sir Herbert Tree's version of Shakespeare's "Henry VIII," which opened

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There is a wealth of timely articles and pictures in the Freshman Number of the Illustrated which makes it a

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If the tired undergraduate would see a good play let him hie himself to Ye Wilbur Theatre where the rollicking

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A notable play, by a notable author, presented by a notable cast, came to Boston Monday evening when John Galsworthy's

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Advertised as an historical romance, "A King of Nowhere," which came to the Shubert last night, is rather to be

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"Heart o' th' Heather", which opens its second week at the Plymouth this evening, is a clean wholesome comedy of

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William Hodge has come to Boston in his first new play for ten years, "Fixing Sister," at the Majestic. In

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The spirit of the Parisian Latin Quarter came to Boston last night, when the revival of Paul M. Potter's celebrated