The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-05
TEMPLE.

TEMPLE.
'Their faces shall be wreathed n
smileA, their hearts with mtrth MADE
lighter" II Detroiters attend the TEN
pie theater next week, for the man
aaement has booked program OF more
than average strength for the occasion,
josie Heather, one OF the most WIN
some and attractive singing come
diennes 10 be found IN the English mu-
sic halls, has been imported recently
and secured as the headlinsr Of the pig
been provided This vivacious enter.
tainer n OF the same constellation with
which were formerly affiliated such
popular performers as vesta Tiliey ana
prevented In the Temple In seasons
past. She II widely known In the land
OF King George as The pet or the
London music halls" and Is one OF the
sonebirds in that thickiy populated
Miss Heather IL now on q limited
tour or the high. clAss American vauae-
VILE theaters and has everywhere been
meeting with phenomenal sSeoess' shs
will offer collection OF brightly nu-
morous and sinimitably amusing topi-
cal ballads composed especially and ex.
clusively for her present tour ana VIII
be costumed IN the most elegant frocks
20 be found
second act. which IL OF headline CALI
bre viii be the beautiful terpsichorean
presentment OF the Four Fords. Amer,
tca.s premier dancera These graceiul
fhemselves In the hearts OF variety
lovers, both In America and In Europe.
Their act will be given with elaborate
electrical effects and special scenery
which greatly enhance its beauty. Ma
bel. Dora, Edwin and Max comprise
the quartet. the two former OF whom
are responsible for the PRESENTATION OF
4 beautiful classical Grecian dance.
The SIX Brown brothers will return
with their stirring instrumental saieo-
lions and the famous saxaphone sex
tett Jimmy Lucas will entertain with
Petrfce. .the Quaint coincidence. viii
be assisted by her own company In the
portrayal Of the great comedy playiet
sThe Lobbyist" Rem Brandt VIII
amuse with novel c sas sroh aas'l nSs
the Ballots, wonderful gymnastA Will
attend TO the closing and opening or
the bill. except for the Mooreoscope
daylight pictures. which will bring up
nlms.
ont OF the realm Of the musical pro-
dnctions comes TO headline the Temps ~
Aus. IA. the attractive singing come
dienne, Miss Elizabeth Murray Miss
Murray had the leading comedy role
in the big musical show. Madame
"A 4 manner that gained for her new
laureis In every city visited She mas
also beer featured In vaudeville with
great success and IL well and favor
ably known and much, admired the
country over. For her ability az an
ifnpersonator, an actress and vocalist
she has won highly favorable mention.
She viii OFFER several amusing lyrics
OF the popular order In her own In
Unite BILE funny way and will. OF course,
display an extensive wardrobe OF beau
tifuf sartorial creations On the same
and sensational posing act Of sinons
B'Beryi. who was featured In Manhat-
thn's Folies Bergere last season with
great success. Una Clayton and COM
pany will return with new vehicle.
"A Child Shall Lead Them"
GARRICK.
When Rachel Crothers wrote "a
Mans world' she gave to the public
z big problem and raised big dues-
tion. The piece was FIRST produced I'm
Detroit In 1910. and since that time
has been made valuable use OF by Mary
Mannering. Miss Mannering scored one
e n nss ssssiss lts sas
aemblage. There Ii Fritz Balm, a vto-
linist q loyal and true friend Of Frank
Ware. q newspaper woman. who 10
loved by Leonie Bruno, singer, who
~ turn - jealous OF Frita's attentions
0rimearx. an artist who first pays
uncertain compliments to Frank Ware.
and lets drop certain hints as TO the
birthright OF Riddie, the child Frank
Ware IL passing on % her own
These rum1 are accentuat.d