The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
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Daniels is much IN the llmtngnt uur-
ing the two ACES. ana during most OF
the time nc keeps the audience con-
Nulsed with laughter. Some az his
laush.pr0ducing methods are not new,
hM tncy' are funny. nevertheless, IRE
ksistihly SO ~ times. and he was forced
To respond to a curtain call. On this
, occasion he rid himself OF the same
tumble OF big words that has served
him on other occasions. but IL seemed
AZ funny as ever.
The balance of the applause was
shared by Miss Christine Nelson, as
Babette. the Milier's daughter. Miss
Elsa RYAN, as Toinette. maid or the
Marquis and Martin Brown, as Bap-
tistc Boubilion. the chef Miss Nell
/ sen was quite the pretticst woman
on the stage. and her voice Is charm
ingly fresh. OF ample range and un-
usually sweet Elsa Ryan, As the
maid. was very acceptable. her dane
ing numbers with Mr. Brown making
a decided hit Frank Rushworth. a
the son OF the Marquis. had little tc
do. but his efforts were pleasing.
The chorus. while equal 10 all de.
mands. is not the handsomost aggre
cation ever seen. but yocally IL is up
20 the standard. carefully trained and
tastefully gowned at all times.
Several tuneful and catchy airs have
been provided. the prettiest being
"Daffodil Time The Girl with the
Clocking in her stocking and In
the oven" MIR Browns singing o,
this last number was one OF the hits
/ of the evening
! The whole production is pref
/ tily staged that part OF the affair
being managed by Frank Smithson
( TEMPLE.
/ IL Is a .lifiicult thing. we'll done, that
Miss Charlotte Peary offers Temple
audiences this weeh i'll her dramatic
,!aylet. The COmstock Mystery
Women proteca artists are not sc
.nany as men For m the very nature
ICf things the difficulties of such rapii
changes OF costume are increased with
woman Miss Parry not only dc'
complished the necessary transtormn
ton OF c,othine and makeup IN inc
twinkling OF an eye but She does high
lly artist work in the assumption o.
THE various characters incident 20 the
unravelins OF The Comstock Ny
terry" REGINALD Parry as the detective
and Frank Brink ~ the policeman gave
icarable support to Miss Parry
Julius Tanner monologist AN ha
,urei" made immediate friends with
his audience ant his Jokes and stories
AT his own expense as we'll a. othc's
seemed 10 strike his hearers IN just
the right spot AND the laughter was
/ continuous.
No molc daring performers on III"
I high trapcze nave visited the Tempe
than the Aeriai smiths. man anG
woman. In pretty white and silver
costumes. they were as attractive -
possible to the eye and their Work
was SO rapid ant clen-cni and thriH'
ing that IL fairly took ones breath
/ away.
The cutest OF Shetland ponies.
noodles and v hitc cats. and broncho
With a most pervcrsc disposition made
ND the Rex ComedF Circus. ana VIII
prove a great at for the youngsters
This week Older FOLKS, too, VIII ac'
mire the clever tricks OF the animals
4 young man IN a voluminous frock
coat played rlgtime on piano III
way that showed he knew his bus''
ness I'm this Inc. while Miss Marie
Fentun. in q series ~ peculiar frucns,
toll the audience the words TO when
tie raguree melodies were meant to n,
4 porteailous Cast was necessary 20
Get through The Goose Girl OF Ma
Ken one OF those supposedly tabloid
musical cOmedi"a with which vaude'
Vile is orerrun these days and which
1t is to be hoped vii not much Longer
ht inflicted urnn other vaudeville
nAanageTs or vaudeville public RI
Gotta PLAYS variety OF selections on
the xylophone. The Wilson brothers
lhave a talen. Ion yode.ng and they
vcdel everything IN sight IN their sklt
called I'm Nonsense Land. The
Microscope pictures come last on the
bill. and are Well worth waiting for.
showing series o. army maneuyeis
al Fort Leavenworth.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.