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

with the new musical comedy, The
tslnht Birds" John L. Hazard, Nonettc.
4 E0tington and WILDER. Kaufman Bros,
Sammy Watson's Barnyard Circus and
many other standard acts, the Temple
kbepter's program OF vaudeville Tor
next week promises 20 be more than
AZ 70 the standard maintained by that
Doptilar playhouse, The new bill viii
,be staged Monday afternoon. when
'.The Night Birds" will he given its
afst production on the local stage, This
4 ~ a new Gus Edwards offering and II
VIII .occuny xkhe headline position. Mr..
Edwards vs. the author and composer OF
School DAYS and Eom ,,,,eno M ~
naidsto haveykep up his high standard:
There Is said to be ar abundance OF
fnntfui music aracteristic of Mr.. Ed
y wards. p1entx~ OF dancing, comedy ana
action. There are six men and six
young women IN the cast and they all
appear as song birds, The principal
character will be played hy Nellie
Brewster. charming and clever ac-
fress, formerly prima donna comedienne
with Rfchars earle in "Mary's Lamb
John f. Hazard the monologuist OF the
BILL will tell some stories and tell them
right Mr. Hazard was last seen here
- tho quaint old German music profess
knf In "The Prima Donna" the comic
opefh In which Fritzi Sober starred He
4 ~ Che Author of .he verses Amt II
g Awful Mahla2" and OF several books
The big novelty OF the program VIII
y be presented by Zellah Covington and
Rose WILDER. who will oner The Par
nonage.v n comedy drama by MIR. Gov
inGton. This Is a 22-minute play with
( seven characters, all played by the two
5 performers. who make some remark
attractive numbers or the bill will be
the act of Nonette. The beautiful gypsy
tfoItnist and vocalist, She was former
" NolQlst with The Vassar Girls.
KadffHtan Bros, those minstrel boys.
"a q blarlsSface act: Melrosc Kennedy
danny clown and clever acrobat;
Arthur Stuart and Hazel Kelley, I'm a
novel dancing turn. and the Mooreo-
scope With It's usual line OF interesting
motion pictures. complete the bill
Esks%w4ek in the Temple theater, he
EinBing July IL. Is likely 20 be one OF
patriotic enthusiasm, for Manager
Moore Is planning to spring n sensa
kion thAtis bound to stir the. blood II
o,a g2 aSs Quartet gf o
Kenhine heroes OF the Civil war. two
\ from the Confederate army and two
tf from the Union forces. who fought at
aettysburAE. Cold Stream and Apo
4 matfox They play on their fddles the
very songs and tunes that stirred the
boys IN blue ana gray while In
bivonac Willie Panther will return for
theNsame program and. with his com
pany. will present his new pantomirne
1.-The limit" n Partisan fantasy with
n music by himself and in which he will
I" NNHfDll NV uHlQuf OletnOuH anu tAtTd-
ordinary gifts as an acrobat The Elks
will be well represented on the pro-
Hrarn for II will include Gus Williams
thesveteran German comedian and the
oldest uvinE Elk. He was the founder
81 Boston Lodge No. 10. On the same
bill Will he the Big City Quartet one
of The best singing organizations IN
Vaudeville and all r. j. o. f. boys, and
the Bird Millman Trio,
LYCEUM
sunday night viii mark the begin
ming OF the end OF the Vaughan CHASER
engagement in the Lyceum, and AIR.
Glaeer VIII put forward the biggest
Droduction he has ever attempted any
where. He has secured from Harrison
GRAY Fiske. both play and production
81 "The Man Between" BY Rupert
Aushess last season called The
fhe~ extreme and the production has
q been done I'm Mr.. Fiskc's best style: tho
four sets used being marvels OF beauty
and stage. realism Mr., CHASER intends