The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-14
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a boy. which Is one OF her most sue
cCSsful impersona atoms The TENOR
Henry Taylor. Will be heard a. Sspt
en-. ccntralto. has the part OF Adah.
bea utiful quadro0n slave. Harry fuf
Pin. In tho bass role OF kyienns Sran-
Jet. completes what 10 said 70 De one
OF the greatest quarIets ever heard "a
comic opera In America The chorus
and orchestra. which number 100, arc
from the Manhattan opera house.
In the Newman Travsl-talks, which
will be given next month In the De-
troit opera house. the people or Detroii
will have an opportunity 10 uaNei
abroad without great expense sho
ment weather. poor accommodation.
abcminahle service, etc. Through these
travel talks. one IL enabled. In the
space OF one short evening. 20 loura .',S
through m entire country, visiting am
viewing those places which are OF the
greatest historical, scenic, art anu
heart interest with the viNldness OF
reality guided ae ~ M s sss Seen spent
in travel. Mr.. Newman spent the past
six months in travelling over the coun-
tries which will be his subjects TINS
season. with several cameras anu
motion picture machine, so MS ma
terial IL up TO the minute.
GARRICK.
newspaper clipping suppnea y
Margaret Mayo the suggestion Tor ~
successful comedy Baby Mine. wNcp
cores here direct from year run lh
New York. and opens In the Sarrich
theatsr. Monday eysning. Tor a weeA
en- xagement with the usual Neuhes-
day ant Saturday matinees.
Marguerite Clark Will be seen mere IN
the iole OF zoie Hardy part that che
spat with her husband. resulting In hls
leaving her. sets about TO eject
reconciliation. and at last hits upon
the CxIedient OF sending word 70
4, Ter friends and a baby's home 20
supply the necessary infant when need.
ed. Miss Mayo, II 10 said, has handied
cifhcult situation so adrottly that II
aus cestive or vulgar. The audien- .
rpars when baby No ] IL presented TO
the adoring father, laughs harder
waen baby No. appears on the seens.
No. 3 Is put into the arms OF the as
tonished young man. One mix-up on
the baby question follows another, un-
iii IL looks as IL the family trien =
would be arrested for kidnapping ana
the others be sent before lunacy
commission IL In said that the ousi-
ness OF the play Is just as funny As
AIR. Brady. under whose direction
eBohy Mine Is being presented. -
sending the original New YORK pro-
dpcticn and company, which ineluess
Marguerite Clark. Walter Jones. Err,
est Clendenning, Agnes DeLane and
others who have done much towar >
making this play success
MILES.
The Great Erol. who Is hailed as q
protean artist OF uncommon ability.
will head what seems 10 be promising
hill n. the Miles theater next Week.
Eroleis a Tyrolean. and his Offering 70
n dramatic playlet called. SELF Justi-
fed" the three scenes OF which are
laid an the TyFeleaR Alps. The staging
effects are said TO be unusually beauu-
full and one of them IL featured by q
realistic thunderstorm effect.
The playlet tells the story OF a
peasant youth whose jealousy leads
him 10 Kill a rival In love. third
rival Is suspected. but after he Is tried
and acquitted. the peasant lad 10 ar
ested as the real slayer. He escapes
10 the mountains. however, and there
meets a tragic end amid vivid hashes
OF lightning and peals OF thunder biol
plays IL different parts and makes 80
changes OF costume during the action
OF the piece. This 10 practically MS
first American appearance. as he came
TO this country only q week ago for q
tour, Of the Miles and affiliated circuits
Next In Importance on the new OH