The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-20
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

The Merry Widow" Is booked for
next week In the Detroit opera house
ing Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
The role OF The Merry widow" VIII
be sung by Miss Rosemary Ulosz,
Hungarian by birth, who graduated
from the Conservatives OF vienna. and
is said TO be the embodiment OF the
spirit OF The Merry Widow" OF the
portant role OF the prince is in care OF
George Dameral, who has appeared In
the role over 800 times. young, ro-
mantle tenor. who was the vogue In the
long metropolitan runs OF the opera.
Mr. Dameral and Miss Glosz are the
principals IN the celebrated Merry
Widow" waltz. Another newcomer
will be seen In the person OF Paul
Bleyden. tenor from Mr.. Savage's
grand opera forces. to whom Is as
signed one OF the principal roles BY
edy in 1.-THE Merry widow" Thomas
Leary. Charles A. Pussy. William
straunz and Henry Holt being east In
that department OF play. The Merry
Widow chorus Is composed OF young
ladies who are called upon TO wear the
Partisan gowns which represent the
latest designs OF the moulstes or the
French capital
Augustus Thomas highly. magma,
tive plaV THE WitchinR Hour VIII
he the attraction In the Detroit opera
house the week OF March 20 The tire
mendous Intensity OF It's big dramatic
which can always he expected from the
author OF "Alabama." In Mlzzoura' and
Arizona" would be enough in them
selves to please the mass or playgoers
and make this a decisive new Thomas
success. Those who seek higher In
spiration from the drama VIII also ma
II in this unique play and Il places Mr..
Thomas further ahead or the front
rank than ever. The beauty or the sec
ond act Is particularly appearing In It's
mystic and sentimental charm, woven
"a y
exquisite poems
One OF the most enjoyable theatrical
events OF the season In me Detroit
opera house will be the visit OF The
Nirginian" the week OF April o, with
w $. Hart playing the name part, co ama
pany In these days OF problem plays
and morally off-colored society dramas
this chafming stage a rds bndk 1I
doubly welcome. 1t is doubtful TX any
play produced OF late years has beer. been
more genuinely sueG usr 'h ,hs titie
role has splendid opportunity for
botn emotional and comedy scenes, or
which he takes the fullest advantage.
LYCEUM.
In the Lyceum theater for one week.
commencing Sunday afternoon, the
Princess Amusement CO. VIII oner the
big La Sale theater (Chicago) success.
Honeymoon Trail" The piece Is from
the pen OF those prolinc authors.
IIough. Adams and Howard. who were
also responsible for The Time, the
place and the Girl" The uirl Cues
Y tion" and "A stubborn Cinderella" and
in "A way is along the same general
lines. A well-told story runs through
the two acts, representing The Sleepy
Hollow Rest Cure" a home for over
worked business men, and Liberty
Hotel" hosiery for mismated
couples. or applicants for divorce. To
the retreat there comes a hustling
young salesman whose brain has be-
come wearied through thinking up new
advertising stunts. and he has been sent
TO rest by his employers. However.
his brain refuses 10 lie Idle and he soon
begins looking for new metnods TO ad-
vertise Sojourning at the hotel is