Smith, F. Berkeley (Frank Berkeley), b. 1869 · New York : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 114
ome ina good humor. These latter miniature theatershave become so popular with us that nearlyevery qaartier now has its bouis-bouis. They havesprung up like weeds and steal an importantpart of the audience of the serious theaters. Then, too, the modern comforts we find inour restaurants and other… … Photo by Stebbing, PaiisA POPULAR STAR OF A REVUE 96 HOW PARIS AMUSES ITSELF stuffy box. Again, the theater proper, once themost moderate-priced of amusements, has be-come with us so expensive that most bourgeoisfamilies or the average Parisian cannot affordto go. Besides, in the serious theaters…
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