The Detroit times., 1910-03-26
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

John Drew has mado one OF his most
pronounced hits Of recent years IN IN ~
he will be seen I'm the Detroit opeIa
house for three nights. beginning MArch
IS. The play deals with the love al
fairs OF one OF those volatile debonair
irresponsible, light-hearted and almost
hopelessly frivolous gentlemen Wh9,n
John Drew inlpersonates so well ne
Is forced TO leave Paris because MS
valet has hopelessly muddled his ar
raDgements for meeting three ladles
10 whom he is paying court az the same
time. He fees 10 81 LunAlTe, Iash
ionable watering place. only 10 become
entangled with -four other women one
OF when a mere slip or a girL WINS
The second act OF the play. during
which Mr.. Drew wears costume IN
which he has never before been seen IN
public, suit OF blue palamas--is said
fo be highly diverting The manner IN
which Mr.. Drew skirts the frontier
line which divides light comedy from
farce in his acting OF this scene enc + s. df !.
ably seconded in it's interpretation bE
Miss Mary Boland, Detroit girl VINO
has won Thousands or new irlenus ~
her droll interpre tation OF the role OF
Micheline. who eventually wins the IN
decisive George. 49, -,
Others IN the cast are Louise DI.W
Desmond Kelley, Jane Laurel; Martlh
Sabine. Rex MacDougal and FREDERICK
Tiden.
Love Cure" produced by Henry w say .
age will come 10 the Detroit opera
house for three nights March d. APTt
ard ?, and SATURDAY matinee, WI S,,..h
the entire New York cast and produc-
tfon intact only Florence ReId mas
been added. From all accounts ths
valuable acquisition. The piece, VIII
us peculiar. haunting music, py the
Hungarian composer Edmunu ~
scored cmphaticaliy In New YORK
rssl,a,vi,o, his successful handling or
+ the musical side OF the merry ~
ow" Mr.. Savage has gathered toeellei
under the direction, OF tne eoinpo erga u,I'
nation OF trained instrumenthiists,
when viii accompany the opeFe.ta iot
the engagements IN the DIG ,',l',s,o,,i
fht country Though the engagement
here will be short Detroit Is fortunate
IN heing one OF the first cities 20 Sc
cure the attraction. OUTSIDE OF ,ns S'e"'
atamatfc centers Of the country
s.,rhe Love Cure marks the tnlfodec-
ton 10 the public al large OF Hai
j. Ross. one OF the most agretaple ilSnt
romedians the American stage has
known I'm the division OF musical pro
duction Elgie Bowen Is another SaN
age discovery and prima donna o.
The story is simple. son, o.
wealthy parents falls in love win a
prina donna. who IL also adored ny ttt~
ter ccnspires with the rather OF thSS
voung man tc effect the "love cure
whlch proves ineffective after q series
or amusing complications.
when Lillian Russell appears In hef
,evest success THE First Night. IN
the Detroit opera house. April a. ahu
g. the principal comedy part IN hef
supporting cast Will be handled by
Digby Bell The piece is an adaptation
from the German by George '. Hobart
and Is one OF the funniest OF the mani
farces that have been brought 70 TINS
country. from the land or the kaiser.
Tho plat deals with a young wife whc
tries 70 have her comic opera produced
without letting her husband know she
vas IN any way connected with IT, ana
amusing complications and misunder-
standings develop.
EXAMPLES Through ireland Is the
titlc OF the entertainment TO be giNeE
In the Detroit opera house sunday al
ttrnoon and evening. April 3. ~ con
slsta OF POO moving and stiu picture"
OF Ireland which takes one back TO-
Tie home OF wit and pathos. and e.
sweet memories OF the country DAYS, 81
ner Sous and daughters and 70 her long
gone and nevcT-tO- be- forgotten heroes.
The brilliant hum0rist and wit Thomds
Dempsey. VIII lecture on all scenes.
making his lecture az humorous a. pos
sib1e. Mr. Dempsey viii be accompan-
led on his tour by Miss Ethel Clerise.
the famous Irish harplst and vocalist.