The Detroit times., 1911-05-17
THE STAGE

musical feast. palatable TO the
most fastidious, Ii promised for three
nights, commencing next Monday, In
the Garrick theHter On this occa.
sion the Messrs. Shubert will present
that droll comedian, Sam Bernard,
In his latest success, "He Came from
Milwaukee," with all the elaborate
ness or scenery, costume and cleo
trical display that characterized It's
record-breaking run I'm both New York
aud Chicago. IL has been described
as brilliant comedy, Astounding In
popular and haunting melodies and
replete with many original musical
, comedy novelties" The organization
numbers a hundred and comprises
such prominent players as Louis Har-
rison, George Anderson, Martin
Brown, Henry Norman, Charles Bur-
rows, Paul Masacus, Henry Holt,
Dolph Ryan, Arthur Everett, Bert
Lawrence, Winona Winter, Adele
Rowland, Grace Leigh, Alice Gordon
and the original New York Casino
chorus.
A dramatization OF Ouidas stirring
and appealing story, Under Two
Flags" will be offered by Vaughan
Chaser and HIS associates in the Ly-
ceum theater next week. II has n
strong heart interest and the locale
OF the various acts, some scenes be
ing laid in London and the others in
Northern Africa, in Algiers, offer the
scenic artists opportunities to put for
ward a production that promises to
be one OF the most picturesque OF
the season. Mr. Chaser Is importing
the effects for the sandstone in the
fourth act, when little Cigarette, who
has been captured by the Bedouins,
Is released and given a horse and,
in the midst OF terrific sandstorm,
starts on her Journey TO save the life
of her soldier lover, who is to be shot
ut dawn.
Headlining the Temple program the
present week and creating most of
the laughs are Paul Dickey and com
pany OF four, in Mr.. Dickey's own
one-act college sketch. The Come
Back" This humorous Offering is
based upon hazing experiment prac-
, tlced upon Mr. Dickey while he was
freshman in the University of
Michigan. II is big laugh from
start to finish with Just thread OF
romance thrown in for spice. Mr.
Dickey attained his first stage hon
ors while a sophomore in Ann Arbor
He was chosen TO play the principal
comedy role OF a three-act farce, en-
titled, "A Night Out" which was be-
fng produced by the University Com
edy club, and arising from cot in
the hospital, where he was confined
from injuries received while playing
football he played his part with such
talent and fun-making abilities that
his future was easily planned. He
has since achieved honors upon the
stage of the legitimate drama, play
ing last season, with Henrietta Cros-
man, as leading man in her comedy.
sham" and this season with Helen
Ware, as leading man in The De-
serters." He is also the author. OF
another successful vaudeville play
let entitled, THE Man from the Sea-
in which he scored a success in New
York. The present vehicle is pro-
duced with special scenic effects and
elaborate properties. which do much
toward making real the appearance
OF the act Among the supporting
players Is Miss lneZ Plummer, IA
dainty and sprightly ingenue, who
portrays the role OF an up-to-date CO
ed, eager 10 assist her sweetheart
out OF trouble.
OF the sensational features on the
Miles theater's anniversary bill the