The Detroit times., 1910-07-02
TEMPLE.

WITH the new musical comedy. "The
|11:rht birds" John e. Harvard. Nonette,
f<ovfnrtt,n ana wfIber. Kaufman Bros,
e....knv watsbn's Barnyard Circus and
b r6Hs<E, other standard nctss the Temple
. <bc4ter's .prQErem OF vauoeyi l.e ,,t nUa
q rx o. the standard maintained by that
popular ;nlnyhopsa The new bill VII
he .stHEsd Monday afternoon, when en-
@yFhk Night Birds" will be given It's
E-rt production on the local stage. This
M a, new Gus Edwards offering and II
Xsll occupy the headline position. Mr:
dw ards - the author and composer OF
pays" and in his new production ne Is
I'D TO have kebt up his hfeh standard:
There Is said to be an abundance or
rsfl TnsiS c CT ssSeiSs COMEDY n and
4ttion There are six ment~and six
%3ung women in the cast and they all
4ppear as song birds Lne prin Mniiss
HreWstcr. a charming and clever ac-
4rnna fornersy prima donna comedienne
with Richard Carrie In MAYS lamp,
15hn - Haz1ard. the monologuist OF the
fiii' VIII fell some stories and tell them
tenn Mr. Haxzard was last seen here
I. ~ the quaint old German music protes-
ser tn The , Prl% r. p scSstr starred e He
IA the author OF .he verses AIM IL
Xwfti{ MabIeYs and or several books
The big novelty OF the program VIII VII
H. presented by Zellah Covington ana
rose Wfiber. who win offer The Par
+ <'3r,are.~ a comedy drama by Mr.. Cow
layton. This is a 22-minute play with
sever characters, AL psay scrne remark
cRiv titiirk changes. One Of the most
HffrMeffve numbers OF the bill viii be
ths pct Of Nonetts me seansifu ,o gypsy
s &xuHrnnn BROS. ..tfosv minstrel boys"
H, 4 black face act: Mslrose KENNEDY,
Arfi7uf stuart and Hazel Kelley In a
novel dancing turn, and the Mooreo-.
<tope. with its usual line OF interesting
motion pictures, complete the bill.
9inrine July IL is likely to be one OF
n6triotic enthusiasm. for Manager
Z tom that Is bound to stir the blood, II
ie a unique performance given by The
Old eoldier Fiddlers," . quartet of
nuinsss heross 81 the GlviY ~ Sna TWO
from the Union forces. who fought at
V Gotfysburg, Cold Stream and Apo
Nnattox. They play on their nddies the
Very Rongs and tunes that stirred the
boys In blue and gray while In
D{touac. Willie Panther will return for
the same program and, with his COM
Rs n pesen Paris s neT faPsasS MIss
music by himself and in which he Win
eNhibit his unique methods and extra
4 Ufulnary BiftS as an acrObat. the EMS
viii be well represented on the pro-
Gram for It will include Gus williams
the veteran German comedian and the
3 Oldest tifving Fix. He was the founder
81 Boston Lodge No. 10. On the same
Dfli will be the Big City Quartet one
81 the best singing organizations in
vaudeville and all b. y. o. II. boys, and
the Bird MIilman Trio.
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LYCEUM.
Sunday night will mark the begin
Ming OF the end OF the Vaughan GIaser
&nGngement IN the Lyceum, and Mr..
CHASER VIII put forward the biggest
IS IToduction he has ever attempted any
where He has secured from Harrison
Cray Fiske. both play and produc ton
81 The Man Between" by Rupert
Hughes. last season called THE
|tfdge." The play is spectacular In
ne extreme and the production has
|ten done In Mr.. Fiske's best style: the
four sets used being rnarvels of beauty
ind stage realism. Mr.. CHASER intends
N4ifg the piece AZ