The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
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II is to scream" in the Temple this

1T is 90 scream IN the Temple THIS
week.
Mrs. Gardner Crane and Co. in their
farce THE Little Sunbeam" will send
anyone into Mysteries from laughter
The siut takes place IN n Pullman
car. AMI with the exception OF the first
Ave minutes or SO. when there Is too
much talking aud too little action for
vaudeville sketch. the doings move
along as swiftly As the train upon
which the actors are supposed TO be
travelling
The Little SunbCam-Mrs, Gardner
is n headliner on the moving picture
circuit. aud she is Fastening TO chi
cago TO ull an engagement wnen she
rms acros her husband. from whom
she has been separated some time
Hubby is an actor, too. and he and his
partner found themselves stranded out
west except Tor the price OF scalper
ticket TO Chicago. The ticket calls Tor
a Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Prendergast, so
partner Fred impersonates the lady,
with the aid OF his stage wardrobe.
Il
that pair OF kidnapers are aboard
and the description given seems 10
At the couple I'm lower D, otherwise MT
and Mrs. Prendergast. Upon this deep
dyed plot rests the fun OF the skt.
The Little Sunbeam agrees 20 let by
cones he bygones with hubby, when
the presence OF his supposed wife
sends everything up In the air again.
An ubiquitous porter ADDS to the
hilarity The real screech comes. how
ever, when the plumb Little Sunbeam
gees after the supposed wife OF her
recently returned spouse. chase
which takes both into the upper
berths. and the spectacle Of the any.
thing but sylph-like Little Sunbeam
trying 10 get through narrow open
ing I'm the partition OF the upper berth
sends the audience into spasms OF
laughter. The farce was written by
Mrs Gardner and she Is 10 be compll.
mented upon evolving a very good
vehicle for her own use. She has the
assistance OF i've men
Albert Whelan. the man from Aus
tralia, who is distinctly different"
as vaudeville entertainer. is paying
his second visit TO the Temple Mr..
Whelan has the art OF nonchalance
dow II TO a fine point. lie sings. tells
stories and initiates "A bit or two. In
n manner that is as unique as II Is
successful He established himself a
prime fsvorite with Temple audiences
on his previous visit. and was given
a cordial welcoming hand by the
Monday afternoon audience.
II there We're less noise and shout
ing on the part OF the individuals in
The Prima Donnas Honeymoon,
presented by Marion Murray and Co,
perhaps the audience could make a
guess as 10 what IL is all about. The
success Of the sketch Is decidedly
marred by the actors playing II in too
loud and high key. There are good
ideas in il, and IL might be very fun
ny, indeed. IL Miss Murray and her
associates looked az IL from a differ-
ent perspective.
A clever and attractive act Is offer
ed by the AMBROSE Sisters. One OF
able ability and both go through their
work with vim and ginger.
The Nivians are expert rife and
pistol shots. Miss Vivian does some
effective shooting from the vantage
point OF the center OF the mezZanine
gallery. Their skill is nothing short
OF marvellous
The Boudini Brothers show what
/ can be done with the ACCORDION IN
| the hands OF musicians VINO have
studied the instrument as the student
( does the piano or the violin; the
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mey' where they sing and dance and
Joke; the Alpine troupe opens the
bill with an attractive double-wire
act and the Microscope closes il
with pictures of German naval train
ing ships and the tars at work upon
them.
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