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VARIETY 199 HYMAN B. ADLERI m *rry christmas » la Hb Dramatic Story of Ghetto Life, "THE MISER'S DREAM AND AWAKENING." BILLED LIKED A CIRCUS EVERYWHERE Acknowledged the Box Office Magnet of the S-C Circuit Prena Quotations From Far Off "Frisco": "Character actor la big hit at Empress. The dramatic treat of the bill la the eminent Hebrew portrayer of character, Hyman B. Adler, In a playlet from hla pen entitled 'The Miser's Dream and Awakening."—"Examiner," Dec. 0. "Adler la good in the principal character of hla sketch, 'The Miser's Dream/ He la the hit of the ahow at the Empress."—"Call," Dec. 0. "Hyman B. Adler la the headllner In a aketch of moch merit at the Em- press. He la the real dramatic treat of the entertainment."—"Bulletin," Dec. 9. "Hyman B. Adler, known from coaat to coaat for hla portrayal of Hebrew characters In aerloua delineation, won much applauae at the Empreaa with hla aketch, *The Miser's Dream.' It la a relief after the many unaatlafactory attempta at portraying New York East Side types."—"Post." Dee. 9. "Your characterisation of the leading role In 'The Mlaer'a Dream' la real- istic, powerful and gripping, and It Is unquestionably one of the very beat dramatic vaudeville offerings that haa come this way this season."—Harry Bonnell, Varlety'a Kepreaentatlve at San Francisco. AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! The Messrs. SHUBERT extend the Compliments of the Season to all Business Associates and Artists who have helped to make this the most successful year on record for the Shubert Theatrical Company and Sam S. and Lee Shubert, Inc. JUST A FEW OF THE NUMEROUS HITS THAT FILL TO THE BRIM THE SHUBERT CORNU- COPIA OF YULETIDE PROSPERITY "UNDER MANY FLAGS" At the Hippodrome SOTHERN AND MARLOWE In "Shakespearean Repertoire" GRANVILLE BARKER'S LONDON COMPANY in II FANNY'S FIRST PLAY" II! II LITTLE WOMEN" In Conjunction with WM. A. BRADY WILLIAM COLLIER In "NEVER SAY DIE" I,EW FIELDS' PRODUCTION. "THE WHIP" "HINDLE WAKES" BOUGHT AND PAID FOR Produced with WILLIAM A. BRADY f f "THE BLUE BIRD" "A BUTTERFLY ON THE WHEEL" In Conjunction with LEWIS WALLER "THE MASTER OF THE HOUSE" "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS" Produced with WILLIAM A. BRADY JAMES T. POWERS In the Musical Comedy Hit, "TWO LITTLE BRIDES" II f 9 THE MERRY COUNTESS SAM BERNARD In "ALL FOR THE LADIES" GILBERT & SULLIVAN OPERA CO. In conjunction with WM. A. BRADY. Presenting "THE MIKADO," "PINAFORE," "PATIENCE" AND "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE." II THE RED PETTICOAT" With HELEN LOWELL II THE KISS WALTZ" II PASSING SHOW OF 1912" WINTER CAHDKN COMPANY ON TOUR GERTRUDE HOFFMANN in "Broadway to Paris" At the Winter Garden GABY DESLYS in "VeraVioletta"and"Whirlof Society 9 ' With AL JOLSON Shubert Theatres to Visit During Your Holiday Trip to New York HIPPODROME-BROADWAY CASINO LYRIC WEBER & FIELDS' MUSIC HALL MAXINE ELLIOTT'S WIST KM) .Wth STREET DALY'S WM. COLLIER'S COMEDY MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE SHUBERT & MAJESTIC THEATRES, Brooklyn. New Theatres Now in Course of Construction PRINCESS THEATRE AMES THEATRE SAM S. SHUBERT THEATRE MllUUKL'lIH'tll "f M.Ui.iK" Nil -lit • .! M tn.i>'.i Ml' ■ ' '■! MESSRS SHUHERT W'l VI 11 KOI' A M KS VESSKS Mirm'-'i You Must Surely See the WINTER (;AR()K\ WkM mnnmrtng a4*ertiiem*nU kindly mtrtion VARIETY.