The Detroit times., 1910-11-16
THE STAGE

An important attraction for the
Garrick theater has been announced
for next week, when Iiebler 4 Co.
will present a new drama by Bayard
WELLER, called When All Has Been
Said founded on Jackson Haag' 5
story, That Which Never Dies" The
play is one OF the most important pro
auctions Of the year, and will come 10
Detroit with a very strong cast, in
Guiding Emily Stevens. Charles Bal
sar, Eugene Ormonde. Master Thomas
Tobin, George Woodward Joseph
Sparks. and other well-known stage
folk. The engagement is for one week
with popular-priced matinees Wed
nesday and Saturday and a special
holiday matinee, Thanksgiving day.
Novel dances, catchy songs and bis
ensembles are some OF the ingredi-
ents that comprise The Flirting
Princess" Mort II. Singers big must
cal show which will come 10 the Ly-
ceum theater next week. The Flirt-
ing Princess was written by those
three popular writer's. Adams. Hough
e. Howard, who have been responsible
for so many of the Singer successes.
and they are said TO have provided
not only a catchy score but an inter-
esting book.
Topping the bill ar the Temple this
week, is clever Albert Whelan. whose
success as a two-a-day entertainer has
been no less than phenomenal. This
genial comedian made his first big
hit In The Belle OF New York in
Australia. about two years ago. He
played the same part when this must
cal comedy was revived in London,
then jumped TO America as a vaude-
Vile performer and became an imme-
diste sensation. Mr.. Whelan's versa
tile repertoire includes piano playing
clever impersonating and whimsical
whistling that coaxes the god" into
action and IL equally pleasing TO the
bud" down in the box. The entire
Offering is presented in way that is
in striking contrast TO the methods OF
most comedians. HonoTs are carried
of also by Mrs. Gardner Crane. VINO,
with the aid OF Ave assistant fun
makers. presents her own roaring
farce. The Little Sunbeam Mrs.
Cranes ample avoirdupois and an up
per berth in a Pullman sleeper are
the reasons for the general good time
that follows.
The same old Jolly yellow Kids,
and many other familiar faces, but,
an entire new brand OF humor, songs
ensembles and specialities are prom
ised in "McFadden's Flats" which
Gus Hill will send TO the Lafayette
thea:er next week. This nonsense
show has outliyed any entertainment
OF a Ike sort, and season after season
goes forward 20 greater success.
The most famous artist in the dram
attic armament. Nine Sarah Bernhard
will give two performances. in the De
troit opera house. Thursday and FRI
day evenings. presenting 'L'Aiglon'
and Jeanne dare" In her present
tour Of America. which is said TO he
her very last farewell OF her friends
on this side OF the Atlantic, Nine.
Bernhardt has brought her entire com
pany Of French players from the The
atre Sarah Bernhardt. Paris and the
complete scenic equipments for the
many massive plays in her repertoire.
Detroit has had the pleasure OF seeing
the divine Sarah. play LAiglon, when
she was here about ten years ago
with Coquelin. but Jeanne dare has
not been presented by her in this city
previously.
"The Girl of My Dreams" will pay
a brief visit 20 the Detroit opera house
Saturday afternoon and evening. The
piece Is light musical play. said to
tell a pretty, coherent story and with
pleasing songs and dancing numbers
/ The cast is headed by dainty Leila
Mcintyre, In the role of a demure lit
| tie Quakeress. Two OF Miss McIntyre's
best songs are ooh Maybe It's
Robber" and "Dr. Tlnkle Tinker"