The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-28
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

Seven Days will be given in the
Detroit opera house next week with
mattnees on wednesday and Saturday.
This play was the sensational hit
nmong the farces which made New
recently ended a run OF over 400 nights
in the Aston theater IN that city. IL
ran all through last winter and all
Sorsss rhs .topg of the 70 p.y e
Jimmie" Wilson. an amateur artist.
Familiarity known as "Bubbles.s4 has
cause OF his fatness. Jimmie depends
for his livelihood on an allowance
from q maiden aunt Selma carruthers.
hG th e sy 70 ~so
Y giving = dinner party. get. word
that Aunt Selma has returned from
Europe. FeartnE 70 tell her Of the
OF his guests. with whom ne fancies
htmself In love. and induces her to I'M
personate the divorced wife, Kit carr
ries OF her part cleverly. but Just as As
discovered that Jim's Japanese butler
has been taken TO the hospital and
that the house II quArantined. To add
vorced wife. Tom Harrison, who Is an
old flame OF Kits; burglar and q
policeman are also shut In. From this
situation arises q series OF AMUSING
deserted. the society people have to
undertake the housework. The burg
lar, who managers to conceal himself,
Is haunted and convinces one OF the
women that she has psychic power.
The telephone wires break. and the
quarantine threatens to become a star
yation party: The divorced wife.
thinking Jim Is really married TO Kit,
proposes to Kits lover, Tom Jim dis
covers he is still In love with his wife,
- - r.. L..
kindled The plot chickens for seven
days. Then comes an unexpected de-
movement, which reunites Jim and
Bella and restores Kit to Tom with no
the burglar has been needlessly vac
cinated, the board OF health having
dixcovered that the Jap only had
s inc There are three a t,TsS
en-. and the roof. which Is furnished
as q garden. with electric lights, anu
giyes a view of the city housetcps.
The company includes: Willard Louis,
James Manley, w. s, Lyons, Fred cous-
ms Thomas Mcmahon, r.. L. Davis
and the Misses Harriet worthington,
others. all of whom appeared in the
New York production during the long
run OF the play there.
e. M. Newman will give his fourth
illustrated travel talk In the Detroit
opera house, Sunday evening. Jan. 29,
the topic being Denmark" The coun-
try has a population OF about $500. 900,
and the pursuits are largely agricul-
.tural Their dairies and produce
farms are marvels Of their kind, and
most OF the produce Is shipped to Lon
= don, where IL finds ready market.
In fact. England depends TO great
extent upon Denmark for her market
supplies. This ready market has en-
csuraged agriculture and the Dane
has prospered as perhaps no other
strictly agricultural people ever have.
desperation IL the watchword. and CO
operative societies throughout the
Kingdom have made II possible for the
small farmer 10 market his produce
with the same facility and with as
great a profft as his more prosperous
neighbour In fact. conditions In this
little Kingdom could hardly be better
FOR the poor man. whose lot is happy
one. and whose simple tastes are am
ply met.
THE Lily" company. with Nance
O'Neil. Charles Cartwright and the
other famous players. has been booked
solidly for this and next season, in