The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
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DETROIT.
Rose Stahl returns 20 Detroit in
The Chorus Lady. Monday night,
opening a three days engagement. ia
the Detroit opera house. star and play
come here from a successful spring and
81 MINER season In london. havin5
played loo performances in tae Ndud.-
VILE theater I'm the British metropolis
where both scored one OF the greatest
triumphs ever achieved by am Amerl-
can star or play IA that city. Miss
Stairs personal triumph WAS rena Is
able. and tile usually staid ana con-
sentative London critics united an ac-
claiming her the legitimate successor
20 Rejanc and Bvrnnardt Her RETURN
10 Detroit VIII be IKE that or an otu
fTiend. as her remarkable enlightenment
here before VIII oe relnenntftd VIII
pitaSure By all Who take an interest
In things theatrical
Tie Chorus Lady, which = con
ceded To have been the hrst pla5 10
reveal the lffe Of the ehoTa queen as
IL really exists and 10 shear u OF an
the tinsel. and trappiugs accorded these
lssdfes by the newspapers ana poPdtdl
belief was written hy James tofoce-
author OF The Travelling salesman
IL tells the story of -fatricia - BrIrn,
brig ht eyed, whple souled irish iaSslt
who has taken To the stage b. cause OK
IT'S mystic beckonings. but VINO soon
flpds the falseness or IT'S Plttehst9
The opening act finds her just bonn"
after a disastrous season 20 und tt-lt
a foolish younger sister has set her
mind on following ia Patricia FOOT
steps. and worse. that polished NeW
Yorker has fascinated the unSoph isu-
Gated maiden with an intent tdr from
good. Here II IS that patricia, woman
of the world steps IN ana ltl'7 I"
straighten ont matters 10 her own sat-
isfaction. only TO become tuF0iFtd mere
self and 10 come near losing tAt io.e
OF her only sweetheart. whose one de-
sire is to take her from TIC sta-v ana
settle down 10 married hie
All who have seen the piay Will 70
call the famous dressing fonm st.he
OF the second act. showing the chorus
OF New York theater during a per
Torrance. This has always been on%
of the big features OF tie PLAY. duu
retains the same interest AZ OF Nort.
Manager Henry Il. Harris has reta' nti
nearly the entire oris maj supper 'ih-
cast including Wilfred Lucas. Ail''
Leigh, Giles shine. Isabel Good lu,
Claire Lane. Walter Pennington Ken
yon Bishop. Lillian % Sell. heatf l,e
Brown, Annie Ives Helen Dahl An}
Lesser and Florence Grant y ca-
nesday matinee viii DC given.
The rough. yet picturesque. condi-
tons OF life In Alaska, are wildly DE-
picted in Rex B"achs romance INC
Barrier" the decentralization % WHi. %
will be presented for the nrst time lt
the. Detroit opera house the latter if4I
OF next week The dramatizaton is 'N
Eugene w. Presbrey ANA tue prime ipal
role that OF John Gale. VIII Poe lin-
personated hy Theodore Roberts, imam
whom America boasts no inner char8c-
ter actor The play had It's prem.r
i'm Rochester early last September. and
has since been given Ia many or the
large cities Of the east. II closed Pc
Gently record brcakihg th+h+t ~. iit
In the New Amsterdam theater, NtW
York Mr. Roberts, n is said, brings a
support OF unusual excellence lhcluH.
ing Florence Rockwell, WHO Pa "a
Echo IN THE Round Up. w. lial l.
last seen I'm The Nirginian, A'Iu3N1
Either. one OF the recognized bth
Hurs." and James b. burkln.
cant BurreI L. :. a. has been dee
tailed with single company, 90 pre-
serve order in an obscure MINING caWp
on the Yukon. Though "a kentlckia1
with a souTFgrncrS strouE lalftu "i
any mixed blood BurcH soon hnH5
himself IN love with Nccia. suppose q
half-breed, daughter OF old Gaie. iht
trader. man Of mystery. tatc Vows
N,,itb disfavor tho establishment % the
military post as sure sigu tHdt li'
town will soon be oNcr-rtn ~ % h'IND
OF gold seekers HIS forehodlnEs come
true. and among the mon WHO ,uiur
are two gamblers, one or Wnnin was avg
actor In the great tragedy thAt Idiut4
Gales life and made him hunted OUT
cast About this the story .hi -~ly re-
wolves,
"A Gentleman From " lssissirpI}
with the original cast and prod Ion
which ran FOR SIX months "a CLica-'
last summer. breaking alt rtcords TO-
n summer run In the Windy ,.ity'
Traction IN thc Detroit opera hoH Sc
for one week. CONNIE uciug MONDAY
March a. Tile cast is headed hy Burr
Mcintosh and VIII DENNIS. and BOO
cludes every player who made sir-
cess in Chicago 50 much has been
writton about the play. that l's com.
ing is awaited with interest nt l''ii
Mir Mcintosh. considered about tie
best exponent OF southern parts 'u
Tho stage has been cuN1EeI 30 tine
~ "a IN Min and TffRII~...fE
f0t nine years. ha\iuk i"uhH''
BUR Mcintosh MONTHLY magazine. HNi
was induced 70 take up his theatrical
work again whom thv p"Se iii't M
tleman from Mississippi was 80
strong VIII Demlug Isl wolf
known here. having made pr0-
wrifht. I'm erie Man OF the Hour" As
"Rud Haiucs The reporter who af-
forwards becomes the senator's private
secretary. "a VS. said. he has Vie part ~
his career in addition 10 these CLEVER
PLAYERS thu Chicago cast Intact viii
b. seen here it includes May MoF-
m. Beverly West teneyief Kane,
Nolcott. Joseph Weber Harry Stuhhs.
Henry W fembsrton. tcnrGr ~ Mil
lfg. NJ. w. lsaie. Harry rohinsoD and
,abaut ten others.
sARRfCk.
xsrnnk naniefs brings Bic Ett-i suc-
razs. -The Relic 81 Brittany o. TIE
ssfrrfck thtafrt Mondav night Trr
RE - a. an. English musical comodv
800 no fewer than ave persons were
.'n,cerDed IN is making They have
. WAY OF dividing the work WHOM pre-
ne other side OF the Atlantic. and the
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