The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20

marry the other Naturally the heart
interest Is Intense
GARRICK.
One OF the cleverest OF comedies II
promised by the Garrick theater mani
agement next week In sham which
the Bonstelle company will present as
their fourth Offering. AFTER discard
ing Mistress Nell. Henrietta Crossman
about despaired in nnding anythins
suitable 10 her particular style OF com.
edy. Finally she read sham" and
found In IL just the vehicle she was
seeking
sham" 10 a three-act comedy from
the pens OF Geraldine Bonner and FL
mer Harris. and smacks with satire,
wit and humor. II tells the story OF
a young girl reared by two aunts, who
lead her TO believe that the only thins
she can do 20 maintain her position In
society. which they try 10 picture
absolutely necessary, Is TO marry a ricn
man. They select the man and kath-
crime Van Ripper. the girl. consents 10
marry him. About this time she meets
neer. who falls desperately In love
with her. and whose love she recipro-
Gates.
hut Katharine Is in debt. and when
she decides to wipe the slate clean, IL
is only to discover that a string or
pearls left by her father. supposed 10
be priceless arr are .nld hS her rather
One can not imagine from word pic
ture the delightful and amusing COM
edy situations entered into the var
ious complications and the strategy re-
SORE TO by the clever Katharine 10
free herself 81 the. false position she
Is placed In through lack OF KNOW
edge OF the world. and yet maintain
her sense OF fairness and loyalty to her
| lover.
AS Katharine Van Ripper. Miss Bon
portunities get while Mr.. McVicker 10
! happily cast as Tom Jarrays All the
members OF the company, In fact; are
given delightful oppor. ysrsl rich Sha and
handsome gown creations
The FIRST performance will be given
Monday night; TIE e,,,r Lion afternoon n
and evening. and Sunday night.
TEMPLE.
Miss Augusta Close. one OF vaude-
ville's cicverest artists. VIII top tne
bin at the Temple next week present. ,.,
. ENG ,hea aseGs I Knows Miss Close.
graceful giriish and beautiful Her
musical monologue consists OF tne prs,
sentation OF n series OF types that VIII
be recognized by everyone. including
the athletic girl. the coy maiden. the
stage-struck girl and many others
For her Detroit engagement Miss Close Close
" % Of the Uncle sans Girls es-
peciaiIy written Cor her by Miss Helen
woman Miss Close formerly played
prominent parts In several musical
.Toyiand Vaudeville" presented by
IJewell's manikins, Will be the SECOND
feature OF the program. IL Is NINA
ture mechanical revue and fs SAID 10 oe
extremely life-like as manipulated oy
Madam Jewell and q number OF assist
ants. .,u "a
one OF special interest TO Detrolters
viii be betroits own popular vaude-
travesty ballads. stories and dancing.
Dick was the first vaudeville perform
err to burlesque illustrated songs;
feature which has since been widely
copied He composes his own songs
and he has some brand new iiiustra-
lions by Cartoonist Fred Nash Some
That saved the stove" "She sleeps
Near the Eric Canal" and she Bought
a File to Cut Her Wedding Ring.
Completing the program VIII be: Pa
snstcn anT rhe 'S Sraftey lawrence Crane,
tho Irish ma gician. with new feats OF
magic: the Columbia Comedy Four. Of
| fering a high-class singing and comedy
act; an acrobatic novelty by the Robert
Kiniy, In an animated medley OF spe-
ciaities and the Mooreoscope pictures
For the week OF Aug. 2s. the Temple
theater will offer the Eight Geisha
Girls from Japan. as it's feature at
traction: This is one OF the latest vau-
deville importations, the young ladies'
having come direct from the Maizeruva
theater, Nagasaki. for their American
tour and by special permit or the Jap
anese government Their entertain
ment will consist OF songs, dances and