The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

This is an appeal 20 the humanity
and chiyalry OF the home folk. a beau
titul daughter OF this city-a giftet
eirl glorious I'm her unmistakable men
tai and .,hysical sraoes-ls ina peril-
Gus situation. Sne is dotained--to a
girl OF her evident pobiily il must be
against her wildly The latest impor-
tation from the French drama entitled
"lnconstant George" at the Detro;
(Evidently the payne-Aldrich tarir
isn't high enough 10 keep some queS-
tionable things out'D This Detroit girl
is worth saving, inGeed she Is. She
bids fair o take her place among those
fair. unforgotten women OF the mimic
realm who have made the evening be
fore the proscenium frame refresh
.ins uplifting experience.
Hut We are losing time. The rescue
must be made quickly II at all Charm
ing Mary Boland as the child Of ma
lure, the romantic incarnation OF free
speech and the right To declare one
love without reference 10 SEX
Michelne is not only enmeshed by
the indicate lines and situations or
NNAN RAOAN NOhhNA.F 49, ~
Geyolyes upon her tender. trustfui
heart ami her untried. untrammeled
brain to rescue the rakish world
stained George Moulin" with the
anaemic will-power chats John Drew,
recognize him?l who has SO many hat
sons that IL requires at least two apart
hients OF his seaside villa 10 entertain
the fair creatures he adores, Including
the wife of his bosom friend
"Deah Gawge' Is so constant WIFE
MS Inconsistency that he operates with
both day and night detail. cribs Is
eminently French. also enables our
languid friend Drew 10 show the mos.
recent additions 10 his scenery-pa-
jamas and dressing gown In his
chambers at the villa concert hail
lady reclines ON his bed awaiting MS
belated return from the club To keep
MS forgotten engagement for dinner
with her. At a. IN. Micheline
climbs through the window TO REMIND
him that he had agreed To 20 after
crabs with her. We must forgive her
for being there. because she was mex
perienced; We can't forgive the music
hall singer, though. because she was
t0efH al uOuI WV btACAN 49, -
ter OF experience She gets her pun
ishment, though-M!cheline does-lor
ner indiscretion; for she hears he'
hero in the pajamas and dressingcgowh
yawn forth his philosophy or aoVe/a
prerequisite OF which is an absence OF
Responsibility in the object OF MS d.
lection. That's a trife discouraging.
for sin,ess country girl; out true
love will find a way. So In the next
act and the next room she appears
with a suspicious veil' and the PIC
ture OF a man 20 impress inconstant
George with the depth or her VII
lainy" He doesn't believe her, OUT
the strategy gives him the glimmer u
AN idea that he believes in her love
for him and the rest OF his heaft .
delights having gone TO dance al the
Casino and having nothing else 10 90
he decides he wants "Michellne %
10 make II binding be puts II ~ WIFI
ing. and up TO the moment the cur
tain fell. leaving the beautiful glri
sieeping upon the sofa. after lighting
her good fight 10 successful nhisu'
the inconstant George remained con-
slant
This is the sort OF thing. we repeat
that our Detroit comedienne. with ner
vivacious and sparkling gifts. should
be rescued from. She Is worthy Vi
better things than an atmosphere of
Frepch-well. call II Inconsistency.
There was abundant merriment in the
Drew Interpretation, as there always
is but not enough 10 laugh away the
OF the indelicacy OF scene
and suggestion with which the auda-
cious yet timewoin construction OF the
comedy abounds
Two more nights and Wednesday
matinee.