The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.


Next weeks program for Lyman Al.
Howe's travel festival in the Detroit
Opera house. commencing Sunday at
ternoon. Is rich in educational inter-
est. while IL also includes many very
amusing subjects But not only by rea-
son of the character OF the subjects "A. G
these pictures interesting Mr.. Howe
imparts an atmosphere. local color, 10
every scene and event that gives ms
exhibition a certain individuality 10
Introduce vaudeville performers h or sven
monious ensemble OF the program. Mt
Howe believes. The pictures tell their
The new series will show how France
welcomed our distinguished ex-prcsi-
dent. Col. Roosevelt. who Is seen re-
viewing the French v, troops ana Tns en-
IL q pleasing close view OF him wnilc
engaged In lively conversation WHO
Gen; Dalstein, military s9ysrnSSt OF
cort goodbye In typical hoosevsit
fashion. Another picture will take the
cudienee up In balloon LOT nird s c,sv
OF England There is brilliant BRIT
ish military review, and tour OF IN
spection through our own brookiyh
navy yard showing the great activity.
gigantic cranes. and ingenious meth-
DDS employed In battleship construc-
ton. India, the land OF teemins mil
lions. OF startling contrasts In faeu-
Slous wealth and dire poverty. viii also
Re shown. including Benares. the noli.
est spot on earth to oyer lov.oyv,vvv
& OF Asia" Agra. Bombay. and the most
exquisite structure ever conceived oy
man. the Tai MahaL a strange .e
jigious festival in France; tiny water
jewellers; rambIe through the zoo at
Antwerp a little journey 10 kyoto,
Japan; Waterfalls of Italy, an automo-
bile trip through England. and abso-
luteiy authentic scenes of the dash Tor
the North Pole are only a few OF some
OF the new features promised
GARRICK.
The coming OF the New Theater com
pany OF New York, for three pertorW-
ances in classic and modern repertoire.
in the Garrlck theater; TUESDAY ana ana
with unusual interest by Detroit play
goers In the cast there are 80 players,
In the mechanical and musical stan, ="
apersons. and In the equipment carried
FOR the tour OF 10 OF the largest cities
SnY the eastern and central states 10
csrloads of stage settings and enects
are used
The saIe OF seats for the engagement
opens Thursday. June 16. at the box Of
f1ce Mail orders. when accompanied BY
remittance. will be filed In order or
receipt Shcridan's The school, Tor
Scandal" will be the Offering for the
opening performance. and at the NATL
nee on Wednesday double bill Will be
given. Maeterlnck's miracle play. Sis
ter Beatrice. and Rudolph Besisr ;
modern comedy. Don" On Wednesday
evening. Edward Sheldon's widely-dls-
cussej drama, The Niger Will be
presented.
Detroit Is singularly honored by the
engagement when IL Is considered that
cities such rs Louisville. Cincinnati and
Columbus are not on the itinerary. The
limited tour preciuded playing many
cities. and Indianapolis. Detroit, Cleve-
land and Buffalo were accorded week
TO be divided between them. Two spe-
clal trains win bring the organization
and It's equipment TO the city from In
dianapolis. after which II goes to Cleve-
land.
Among the players are: A. r. Arson.
Lee Baker Charles Balser. Reginald
Barlow Miss J.. Bateman-Hunter, Al
bert Bruning. Miss Jessie Busley, Louis
Calvert Miss Rose Coughlan. Pedro de
Cordoba Mrs. II. Otis Dillenbaugh, Miss
Margaret Fareleigh Ferdinand Gott-
schalk. f NJ Holland. Robert F. Ho-
mans, Ben Johnson, Miss Elsie Kearns.
Henry Kolker, Miss That's Lawton. Miss
Edith Wynne Matthison. William Nc
Way. Miss Caroline Newcombe, Wint-
frtd North. Guy Bates Post, Miss Annie
Sol Smith. Henry Stanford. Miss vida
sutton. Master John Tansey Jacob
Wendail. Jr., Miss Olive Wyndham, Ce.
ell Yapp and Oswald Yorke.
LYCEUM.
Tomorrow night. In the Lyceuil.
Vaughan CHASER and his excellent COM
pany Of players will present that
quaint whlmsicality, The Road To
Yesterday" for the first time in De-
troit Mr.. CHASER is leaving nothing
undone TO make the production one OF
the most artistic OF the season, and mas
secured all the original manuscripts,
music and plans from which the
New York production was made. The
Road To Yesterday proved a tremcud-
Gus drawing card throughout the coun-
try Tor several seasons. and Detroit
missed the playing, owing TO the fact
that the Independents had no house
here at that time.
The story is OF 1S-year-old Eispeth
Tyreli, who. while In England with her
aunt, visiting various historic places OF
Interest, falls asleep one night in her
cousin VIII Leveson's studio. Elspcth
has always loved romantic things and
places and has been talking about how
she would like TO live In we olden
times" Elspeth dreams she Is back in
the days OF Oliver Cromwell and all
her friends are there Is one gulsc or
another. She finds she Is Lady Eliza
beth Tyrell. who having run away from
her guardian. Lord Strangevon, Is
forced to do the maids work at the
Inn she meets Reformado Jack and
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