The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
DETROIT.


DETHoiT.
Rose Stahl returns 20 pt'to!l lh
y he Chorus Lady Monday night
one,inp = tbree-davs' engagemeut la
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the l'eroI opera HouSe- S,@t 60 i'-
come here from successful sp'4Hs go
sumner season in London. HAVING
ia,,aa ina rarforr,ar,es IN the Naude-
80 -. a. - t5,tt;sn ,,atroorils
Niile theater IA 'ne b1 '''s' ne
where both scored one 90 tHe 80
triumDhs ever achieved ny "a n Anril-
can star or play an that city. VI IS
Stalls rersonal triumph was remark
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"ple' anu '"c uS""'t. S'"-"
servatiVe London cFllics uh'tvu 4n 1~
claiming her The leg innate sleDtssol
TO Reiane and Bernhardt Her return
10 Detroit VIII be Ike that ot an old
friend. as her remarkable eugage cement
here before wall oe remembered w.
in things theatrical
"'rhe Chorus Lady which - con
ceded 10 nave been the nrst play 10
reveal the life OF the chorus queen ~
II really exists and to shear Il OF all
ladies' by the newspapers and PP9p44.ai
belief, was written by James orr t>.
author Of The TRAY epns S@,,esinaA
1t tells the story Of Patricia - Brien, Il
bright-eyed whole-souied lrish lassIe,
who has taken 70 the stage because ~
its mystic beckOnings bat who soon
finds the falsencss OF It's ptetehseS
The opening act finds her Just nome
AlteF a 0lSdFNtONe Sf1HRll ~ Atti'4 t-f.'N
foolish younger sister has set Hrt
mind on following IN Fatf!cld = l3oL-
steps, and worse. that polsHtu Nv
Yorker has fascinated the uhSopIllSti-
Gated maiden with an intent far from
good Here IL Is that Patrlcla. woman
OF the world, steps IN ana tries :"
straighten out matters 10 her own So
isfaction, only 10 become lnNoiEru iltl
self and 10 come near IoslnE tHe rove
of her only sweetheart whose one %
sire is 70 take her nom t9e stage anu
DOWN
An who have seen she p, roo WI r me
OF the second act. showing the chofuS
Torrance. This has a lwals been ono
OF the big features oI the play dHH
retains the same Interest as OF AoF':
Manager Henry r. Harris has retained
nearly the entire original saIpoi TINS
cast, including Ni!trtd Lucas .t4lo'
Leigh, Giles SHINE, lsahel GOODWIN
Claire Lane. walter Fthins toT. NJ
yon Bishop Lillian ONeilI. beatrice
Brown, Annie Ives. Helen bahi Amy
Lesser and FLORENCE Grant y Ne1-
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The rough, yet picturesque condl-
tons of life ia Alaska, are ElNld1E .1 3e-
picted in Rex Beach romance ne
will be presented for the nrst time IN
the Detroit opera house the latter hai
OF next week. The dramatiZatiou w. Pr
Eugene w. PreEbrey, ana the prime lpai
role. that OF John Gale Will pe iin
IefHpndltN y. IifhhiiIN At'fi'ft A't-''
whom America boasts no inner char3'-
ter actor. The play had Us pieWler
in Rochester early last sept climber. und
has since been given iu many or the
large cities OF the east. IT, closed i'-
Gently a. record breaking tu-tSctut ni
IN the New Amsterdam theattr Sew
York Mr. Roberts. IL IS said. Dtinss g
support or unusuai rNtet+tt'N' ii'
Echo iu The Round l D. ". ttai T.
last seen in The Nirgintan AlphHhh
Either. one OF tile rrrogn'zed zen
Hurs." and James b burk.u
Capt. Burrell L. q. has H'rn CO.
tailed with q single tnnptNH. 10 pre-
serve order in an obscure mining 'tWp
on the Yukon Though Nrht ei'.
with a southerners strong hatred OK
any mixed blood, Burr'u soon hnd~
himself n love With Necia. "a pP"s,'rd
half breed. daughter OF old Gale. tH"
trader. man 81 mystery Gale views
with disfaVor the establishment oi th'
military post as sHre sign t.ti t'lr
town viii soon be oy.r-rtn % horde
Of gold seekers. Ills forrHod|n+s como
true. and among the men VINO come
are two gamblers. ono 81 whom Was an
actor 90 the great traEedf tHai f''I Hr 70
Gales life and made him hunted pI'-
cast. About this TIE story 4afsriH zee
wolves
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Gentleman From NJ
which ran FOR six months ip tlIcagH
last summer, breaklnk t"I
4 summer run ia thr Va ih94 i'4'
headed TINS way ehh Do 70. l't' az
traction IN me $500 "l
Tor one WeeN' oo.,l'i., Y'','1 1 49,,
March, "a ne ,dS'
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