The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
THE STAGE

an instantaneous Succeeb anu Lot tcu
years enjoyed undying popularity
Lincoln J. Carter, realizing the inter
est that centered In the above piece,
has written a sequel. entitled The In
dams Secrets; which will be. pre-
sented in the whitney next week.
The story takes up the destinies OF
the various principal parties from the
close OF the earlier drama. The
heroine's father has been killed and
after a visit TO her friends In the
east she returns west to hnd the mine
he discovered before his death. Again
she meets with White Eagle. the In
dian who previously saved her. and
,etween whom there was mutual love.
The many thrilling incidents that are
exploited In The Indians Secret" are
best told In the four acts OF the play.
Ben Hendricks will appear In the
Lyceum next week In lyon Yonson," a
Swedish dialect comedy-drama. in
which he has earned considerable
praise. The action of the play opens
In q lumber camp In mid-winter. and
Is the exciting breaking VI
the log jam scene. Romance and
are cleverly combined, flaw
ored with numerous musical selections
by Mr.. Hendricks. who Is said to pos
sess sweet singing voice.
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Sam A. Scribner's Big Show, an or
ganization of stars Of the frst mag
nitude, will be the attraction In the
Gayety theater next week. The scenery
and costumes are said to be elaborate
and the diversity OF color. whimsical
tites and humor to please all classes OF
theater-goers. The opening burlesQue
Is highly seasoned with bright lines,
catchy music and ludicrous situations.
which Is diversified with marches,
ballots and popular melodies
and novel dances by the choristers.
who add their beauty and original
sallies to the general hilarity. There
IL not q line without some bright BIT
OF side diversion. The vaudeville por-
ton Of the entertainment takes In
such well-known artists as Berdine
and Arthur. the Brianza trio. the Co
lumbia Musical Sextet, Black and
Raymond. Falardo. Carlyle and Pearei
and others. There are two big mus
ical acts entitled "A Trip to Egypt"
and Electricity Is Life"
.
The Tigers will be the guests Of
honor in the Gayety theater tonight.
Manager ]. NJ. Ward wired his hearty
and an invitation to
Hugh jennings In Chicago imtne-
diately after the great victory.
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Miss Lily Lena. the dainty English
starring In the Temple
this week, has captivated Detroit. Her
pleasing voice. her ease and grace Of
manner and her exquisite gowns,
which she changes Ave times, consti-I
tute a combination quite irresistible.
Miss Lena's Detroit admirers already
concede her right to be classed with
Vesta Tilley and Alice Lloyd as one
OF the big three" In English vaude-
vile.
In compliance with its established
policy Of giving its patrons what they
want, the Temple theater manage
ment kept Tuesday afternoons aud
ience advised throughout the per-
Torrance as to the progress Of the
big game which meant 30 much to
the Tigers. When Manager Williams
announced. at the close Of the second
inning. that the score stood to 0 In
favor Of Detroit the scene that follow.
ed was almost INDISPENSABLE. The
audience simply went wild. Men
and women alike arose In their seats,
almost en- masse. and wildly waving
their arms, hats, handkerchiefs, pro.
~ n fan a
get their hands on, Joined in a mighty
chorus Of "We-ahs" that completely
drowned out Al. Green's orchestra.
In one OF the boxes was a party OF
actresses from The Chorus Lady,"
playing In the Detroit. One Of the
ladies' had evidently missed the man
ayers announcement and when the
audience broke loose she stood I'D In
great agitation, as though looking for
the nearest exit. Fear was plainly
WRIT N on her face, and II was eyi.
dent that she mistook the demonstra.
ZION for panic. When the cause of
the outbreak was explained to her
she smilingly resumed her seat.
Lily Lena, the modest English
Jack Mason's Com.
mencement Day" a musical comedy.
and Julie Ring, sister OF Blanche Ring.
In the comedy, The Wrong Room"
are the three feature acts that are
standing them up" In the Temple
theater this week. Next week Mana.
ger Moore will present Marcels new
art studies and bias reliefs, Just from
Europe. and Angela Dolores. In the
satirical farce Cupid at Home" Miss
Dolores will be remembered as the
very beautiful leading woman of the
Pike Stock company that had such a
long and successful run In the Lyceum
theater. This will be the FIRST appear.
ance OF Angela Dolores In Detroit
vaudeville. and there Is little ques-
ton but that her many admirers In
this city will avail themselves OF the
opportunity Of seeing her at the close
range vaudeville affords. Stuart
Barnes will return to the Temple
with an entire new line OF stories and
songs. and there will be several other
acts on the bill that will. no doubt
appeal to the very large clientele OF
the Temple.
Otis Skinner Is one OF the most In
terestipg OF contemporary actors, and
one of@the most popular. too. He has
made his mark In comedy and In 20.
mantle drama. Recently he has de-
voted mis- fine talents To the exempli.
fication Of the higher forms OF modern
stage art. He will be seen In the De-
troit opera house the last half OF 1ext