The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-03

Es opening attraction of the regu-
~ Fanatic season In the Detroit
house. starting Monday. with
"a Labor day matinee. will be. Au-
Thomas new four-act play.
n& MEMBER from Ozark" hessrs.
q Harris win present su-
company OF well-known PLAYERS.
n 81 Frederick Burton, IN this
American drama 'FRONT.' ypsv
Of America's most sucoessiuns
xrghts. This 10 the iatest o. ~
81 this master dramatist that
won the appreciation Of the press
Slke approbatfon OF the public year
year since he contributed MS IN
1e6orts The Burglar. q auarssss
NM S6efine Mr.. Thonas has yet
- sPke STORY Of the paayss.1s'
<2 - his own words az follows:
& ~, Pouitney. the member IRON
"a lsElsiature. IL the sponsor Tor s,, =
SS1n gwen 10 him Tor fntroduc.
~ q young woman lobbyist IN
e s asa ssls s Tne ,aa ayssei lobby
Sctivftiss have led her elsewhere
1--we with the daughter OF the gov
16r: When the BIN gets into S.,t the
I'M 1t q law because the interests
: 81 a. eeefI' 70 be BENT on a seizure
Valuable property over which tue
41Iroad authorized by the bill Is sur
~ chamber and the reports Of
hn bribery begin to Flemish the char
II Of Pouftney. who Ii described In
4Indly interview hy his ps,,, nswspa pc
&iAS are now bent TO the exposure
q tie ~graft" ring and to the defeat
fhelr hopes
3 ne rovsrnor 10 n candidate for the
1850 states senate. and the peop pw
~ xraft" crowd behind the bill en-
&nv&4 % block this election In order
~ 1D91o him - sign the bin and to
RD41u9 e4Uuieei0ners whom they have
3c0fe night IN which. on one side. are,
&n .twraft, crowd. and on the. other
The governors friends together
Nh Roultney, much In love with the
"a woman who had given Pouitney the
Ina and who has herself fallen In love
1U1th the governor and received from
HIN some favors. deserts the crowd In
n nsn cons sss e to p ossn plot
~ has overheard, which has for its
Durpose the physical injury OF the OK
A attack is made on the governor
NJ fie favor. exposes the men behind
404 assault. and also shows to the gov
oSnor the loyalty OF the lobbyist wom-
- who, until this time. had lacked an
6op0rtunify to show that loyalty. The
E16mher from Ozark clears his reputa-
Hon from AL suspicion and wins the
hand Of the governors daughter.
The scTpsny COMPRESS the .s foi no,r
91pal roles: frederick Burton. Fred
1TIck Watson, Lincoln Plumer, Joseph
U1oytors William Waloott. T. N. He'll
xon. Ralph Dean. John Drury. Douglas
6srtrude Dalton. May Greviiie. Cecilia
10y and Lois Burnett
Uth George Evans. ~the Honey
IIayks. Pierce Kesgan. Charles Hiiliard
4Ssnsdians OF deorgs Evans Honey
boy Minstreis this year. the big show
& ss ssf S.s 40
Psen newly equipped and the costum-
5sorse Evans is doing all that mortal
& s .s 40 e pantaP co iSs n as
harris The compsny comes 10 the
Petrott Opera house for the week OF
Montgomery and Stone. in The old
6o{roit Opera house the week OF Sept.
AVA In Tho Old Town." by George
A., with music by Gustav. LADDERS,
14ontGomery and Stone are said 20 have
n'ss -Pr!hS IN w fysrs %sy 81. e s tSs
RE Red Mil" The two grotesque
o4zhedians appear as couple OF youths
~ have run away, and are stranded
Nm q country circua Their vicissi-
I0@ee In getting back home again fur
UI1A the meat OF q most amusing story
|#E --->---
GAuHICK.
3 law Uockstader and HIS ''Twentietl
<nfufy MinstrelB," now under the man
1kement OF the Messrs. Shubert. Will
~ oarrick theater next week. the en-
M14ement Including matinees Monda,
XL1b0r day., "Wednesday and Saturday
XI<n 3 minstrel show fashioned alonl
I.ntQ dtffersnt from the ordinary min
sssSsr ana his S notable wn assres Mi
|I0u lbAve appeared thus far he ha
DI1u highly complimented for the re
11foe fuiness displayed IN this lates
ISs risirs OF the curtain itrings int
1WInR the fcrraccd lawn OF the clul
Xno 0ccupied by the members seat
n tables during the reception at IN
w tolorcd organization. The oil
lbIod on the stage has been pre-
11A but In this instance II form
~ the story. and Dockstade
<h4t the plot around which IN
|<6ey musical comedy.