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PLYMOUTH THEATRiGAL CO. . . LesseesERED E. WRIGHT Manager

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THOS. L. S. CROWELL .... TreasurerBERT CALLANAN ... AssistantJOSEPH A. Di PESA . Press RepresentativeJOHN HALPIN . ... Door keeperCHRIS SHEEHAN Head UsherADDIEF. FLINT MatronBANTY NORTON . . . StenographerWILLIAM A. ROBINSON . . . CarpenterMAURICE S. EDWARDS . . Electrician^RANKW. DODGE Properties

BOX OFFICE REGULATIONS

Open continuously from 9 A.M. until 10 P.M.

Seats may be secured two weeks in advance.

Tickets for this theatre can be ordered by tele-

phone— Oxford 2075— or mail or telegraph, andwill be held twenty-four hours, except when orderedon the day of the performance for which they areto be used, when they will be held until 12.30 P.M.for matinees and until 7 P.M. for evenings. Ticketsordered and paid for by mail will be held untilcalled for.

Remittances should be made payable to Fred E.Wright, Manager.

Ladies’ retiring room on left side of first balcony,and also in corridor of second balcony.

Smoking and Gentlemen’s retiring room at footof stairs leading from the foyer.

Smoking positively forbidden in all parts of thetheatre and entrance lobby.

Free check rooms are provided for ladies andgentlemen to the right of entrance to orchestrafloor, another check room at the foot of the first

balcony stairway. Also for gentlemen, directlyoff the smoking room, where coats and wraps maybe checked at the owner’s risk.

Parties finding lost articles in any part of thetheatre will please leave them at the ticket office.

The management will not be responsible for articles

placed under the seats.

The management will deem it a great favor if

the patrons of this theatre will report any act ofincivility on the part of the employees.

Physicians and others who anticipate beingsummoned during the performance are requestedto acquaint the box office with the numbers oftheir seats, so that they may be promptly notifiedif any message is received for them.

Every difficulty arising in respect to errors intickets or sittings, or any complaints, should bereferred to the manager for speedy and properadjustment.

Ushers are not allow'ed to accept or solicit gra-tuities for their services.

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THIS WEEKMr. Claude Beerbohm presents

“SWANK!”A COCKNEY COMEDY IN ONE SCENE

By ROLAND PERTWELL

Followed by

“The Younger Generation”By STANLEY HOUGHTON

Author of ‘‘Hindel Wakes^^

^‘THE YOUNGER GENERATIONS^is a modern comedy in three acts, and achieved a record

run of 150 consecutive performances at the HaymarketTheatre, London.

Theatre

Tickets BURKEAdams House

Telephones

Oxford 935 - 942 - 2430

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NOW PLAYING

FIRST TIME IN BOSTON OF THEGREAT LONDON SUCCESS

HEYOUNGER

GENERATIONBy STANLEY HOUGHTONAuthor of “Hindel Wakes”

THE YOUNGER GENERATIONis a modern comedy in three acts, and achieved arecord run of 150 consecutive performances at theHaymarket Theatre, London.

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at the theatre. Tables for parties may be reserved

upon short notice. Only three minutes’ walk.

Go there tonight— the Thorndike is on Boylston

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J. LINFIELD DAMON, Jr,, Proprietor

WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1915

Evenings at 8.15

Thursday and Saturday Matinees at 2.15

Mr. Claude Beerbohm Presents

“SWANK!”A COCKNEY COMEDY IN ONE SCENE

By ROLAND PERTWELLAlfred Edward Gollins

Dahlia ParsonsClaude Beerbohm

Beatrice Terry

Scene near Hyde ParkLondon

FOLLOWED BY

Younger GenerationA Comedy in Three Acts

By STANLEY HOUGHTONAuthor of “Hindel Wakes”

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TIME The Present

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EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR MR. CLAUDE BEEMOHMRepresentative OHver P. BernardStage Manager Leonard MudieAssistant Stage Manager Philip Tonge

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