The Detroit times., 1911-03-04

The Jolly Girls" are now In their sixth
cradle popularity. They will this sea-
SON be seen In two musical travesties,
The Flying Man From Mexico" and
AN Irish Pasha." The most interesting
feature or their announcement 10 the
fact that the leading comedy roles are
In the hands OF Tom Kennedy. the Irish
droll. who made himself solid with
Ss xsnSs the "s1 :appIsmsntsry season. u
buriesque. Mr.. Kennedy will have. be-
the assistance of the following prin-
Grace Patton. Luella Temple and Eta
Victoria. There will be an olio OF
vaudeville. In which the Three Arm
:scnss s ~ Tcm nsd sna M:s
Temple will stage the one-act farce.
my Wife Wont Let Me-" and there
win be an act by Eta Victoria. "the
Margaret Ansiin superb IN ''rAs Rival"
There were several circumstance
connected with the frst presentation on
s Rgg 81 H Ersns aar Ssss A ss1iH
and her company, In the Garrick the
alter. Friday evening, to mark II as an
event OF moro than ordinary interest.
n. : w ansn oSssS Of
comedy. Green Stockings. to present
the French play because the terms Of
contract for the American rights
p piay before sSs R RSSs e. o.
troit the company had been fulfilling
one.night engagements. made proper
ter. During the present week, the cast
worked night and day, to be ready for
the single performances. Friday even
ing and su, that SO excellent pres snds.
who knew OF the circumstances. IL
was q tribute TO Miss Angiin's genius
90 q stage producer and coach. for she
nected with the production. Her as
sumption OF the leading role In the
play was hut one OF the many burdens
srhe Rivsrs Is one OF those weird
expeditions OF a problem" It goes
that It is an attempt on the part OF the
snet a to ssSaH q sa sse
DIRE Milne have been husband and wife
for Ave years, and despite tremendous
wish on the part OF both there Ia no
emit has been developed under the In
spiration and spur OF his wife. Bar
bara II one Of those women In whom
the sense OF protsction,.the true pa "a
being. She loves Andre because she
knows he needs her. because her whole
soul 10 bent upon bringing out his
8ontuB. 6ne kccpb uupAoas-
ant from him. chertshes him a. she
would n delicate flower and surrounds
him with the sheltering. loving care OF
her tender arms and Beautiful. strong
nature. In fact. she lavishes upon him
all that she might give as true moth
AZ 30 often happens In reel life, a.
well as on the stage. Andre Is q poor
weakling. and not worth q thought
from such a woman as Barbara. He
phtlanders after a young girl, Sybil
Cation. who with her father IL sort
OF poor relation whom the Mines have
brought into their home. Sybil 10 q
violinist Of talent. and the sculptor and
the musician fall I'm love with each
other. Barbara learns Of the AFFAIR but
determines to keep silent. believing
that II 10 mere infatuation upon An
dre's part and that II she waits patient
ly he will seen his own error, The at
tachment between Andre and the girl,
however. developes into an intrigue
and when IL reaches q certain point,
Barbara's outraged wifehood can stand
II no longer. Sybil comes to the Milne
house--from which she and her father
had departed some time previously
and Barbara coming suddenly into the
room finds Andre and sybn In each
others arms.
Later Andre tells his wife that he
must go away. and she realizes that he
means to go with the girl. In pow
erfui scene between them he breaks
his last work. The Dreamer upon