November 29, is destined to witness three Boston openings. "The Sweetheart Shop." a musical comedy from New York; "When We Are Young," a new comedy with Henry Hull; and "Here and There," a review under the management of E. Ray Goets.

An elaborate theatrical ball is scheduled to take place in Mechanics Hall next Friday evening. November 19. More than 200 stage and screen stars are expected to attend the affair. Tickets are on sale at the leading theatres and hotels in Boston.

"French Leave," with Mr. and Mrs. Coburn, which was seen in Boston earlier in the season, has opened in New York.

Another recent New York opening is "Afgar," described as "an intimate musical extravaganza," under the direction of F. Ray Comstock and Morris GesiMlle, Delysia made in it her American de but, having played in "Afgar" both in London and Paris