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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

old Athens theater. Ann Arbor. by the
famous Comedy club OF the university.
which produces a play each year RE
has been singularly successful In his
chosen line OF endeavor, advancing
rapidly until now he IL considered one
Of the best comedians in vaudeville.
He has appeared previously In an
other sketch from his own pen. en-
Titled, 1.-THE Man from the Sea-" and
has also achieved success In the legitt-
mate 1eld. Last season he appeared
~ heading man with Henrietta Cros-
nan In sham" and the present season
saw him supporting, Helen Ware in
His present vehicle is presented with
sDecially designed properties and seen
4 ;1rhe Exposition Four" will offer
came new song-numbers. selected from
fEc compositions of the most popular
"a contemporary composers. Sergt.
Brennan. worlds champion diabolist.
win the whirring spool. James Cook
ana John Lorenzs The rwo Million
~<-<. - recent comedy stars OF The
<.<cr GIRL will give an amusing skIt
I<Ifs Erary - an attractive singing
<or,edienne. formerly prima donna with
ere Tlsie Janis company In The Slim
frincess she promises g choice coll
,t.sfe,,tfv singers and dancers. Will
..sef character songs with several
<..I<t rnanrea The Gus Onlaw Trio
w, Z. ~.,,s. with a novelty wire act OF
80 Ersnch style Skremka Sisters,
< etfrscffve feminine gymnasts, will
" .r<r ia an exhibition OF strength
&o1 ekiIL A usual the Mooreossope
viii close the PROGRAM Win daylight
rIc<ures-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

entertain the lovers OF burlesque with
his program OF travesties and vaude-
vile, which tncludSs two musical pieces
and an oliO OF sVectalties. The nusl-
cal skits will introduce III korah. La
Mysterie." a sensational dancer. and
they will also present the chorus OF
young women In several bright and In
teresting musical numbers. songs
dances and the like. Among these Is
The Congress OF All Nations" In
which each girl carries nag repre-
senting the various nations or the
earth. The travesties are called. An
Irish Devil" which Is In the form OF
unique farce with music. and ION the
Road" The latter IL real novelty.
as the entire action occurs I'm PULL
man sleeper A show troupe boards
the train and many amusing things
happen before the players settle down
for the night The company Includes
Harry and Julia Seyon. who give a
converse tional act In the ollo; sadie
Huested. the big noise" the Gladstone
sisters, Dixon and Hearn. comedians,
Collins and Hawley. dancers, and Sher-
man and Luken. comedy acrobats'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13
NEW BOOKS IN THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The following books have been re-
eeived In the Detroit Public Library:
James NJ. Ball. "Andreas Nesaiius. the
Reformer OF Anatomy" Harry G.
Barnes, Interstate Transportation. %
Kills A. Bartlett. Passing OF the
shereenan Empire" Charles q. Bruce
Twenty Years In the Himalayas;
kenyon l. Butterneld. Country
Church and the Rural Problem" ID
ward X Chatterton. Steamships and
Their story" Harold Cross. Care and
Management or Ignition Accumula-
tors" Arthur Crotch. Elements OF
Telephony" Edward III. Currey. Sea-
Wolves OF the Mediterranean" Charles
H. Curtis, Orchids for Everyone" NJ.
Betham- Edwards. ~ N freque e a
France" Charles A. Ellwood, "Soci-
ology and Modern Social Problems
How TO be Well" J. c. r. Grumbine.
Friedrich NietIsehe;" George +. Hal,
Job Z. Hedges. Common Sense In
Politics" Glare Jerrold. The Beaux
sT Th s and Practice OF Model Aero
planing:" Richard q. Moulton. World
Literature and Its Place In General
Culture" George A. Reid, Laws or
Heredlty;" Nevin o. Winter. "Argen-
tina and Her People OF Today James
/. Allen. Doctors Christmas Eve A.
and T.. Castle. Painters Cub" Jacques
Futrene Elusive Isabel" Gertrude
eynold DIS, "Girl from Nowhere;
George X Roberts Captain OF Ra-
leigh's;" Robert ~ stephens Soldier or
Valley Forge"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13
nnrnorr opERA HOUSE.

..All that giitters may not De goia'
bat Al II does glitter, you can De suIs
IA Amt mud" says Dooley, ana ooos
HufchlnsOn adds that. "A bird OF para
llre sells for 10 times as much As
Plymouth Rock AMI always Will Ihese
- marks are apropos OF The Peacock
and the Goose" the comedy that tien-
lrolf opera house Monday night This
biay a. from the pen OF Catherine Chis-
holm Gushing. q new writer Ior the
fheafsr. and the wife OF Henry Howard
Gushing, formerly OF this city botn
Mr and Mrs Cushing have many
friends here. though they now live In
New York city
fsrhe Peacock and the Goose" Is
little different from anything else MSS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

teney will have a role In which she
has been eminently successful Tho
capricious, whimsical and tempestuous
Mary. who elopes with her lover
Charles Brandon, only TO be taken by
the soldiers OF the king. anu then
consents TO an alliance with Louis OF
France In order TO save his head. offers
delightful possibilities Mr. Chaser
should be at home In the role OF Charles
Brandon. soldier OF fortune and gem
tleman OF many accomplishments OF
the sword. rapier and dagger sur
rounding the love AFFAIR OF these two
percentages are many historical char
acters, Henry VIII will be played by
James Hester, who. In appearance. Will
be replica OF the pictures OF this
famous monarch. VI II promised Nv
kerby Will be seen az the Duke OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

and spirit OF pose. are described as OF
extreme beauty There is great deal
or comedy on the remainder OF the pro-
gram and two of the most important OF
the remaining acts are comedy play
let's. one Is called. who il He?" and
Is a lively farce: the other Is a rural
skit. The first Is presented by I. w.
Goodwin and company, and Leslie, Pat
tee and Leslie offer the other The La
Tells. the Apollos OF vaudeville.
promise a novel and interesting act.
and Len and Dolly Wills will entertain
with singing and acrobatic dancing. r.
7. Barbour. that funny little fellow"
will Introduce a new line OF laughter
material. and Spedden and Herson will
be seen in comedy skit. The Tramp
and the Girl" Sinai, a Russian violin
list. and the new and interesting motion
pictures complete the bill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

portrays a number OF witnesses OF dif-
ferent nationalities, necessitating
series OF remarkably quick changes.
Several other good things are prom
ised. any one OF which would ordinar-
lily be called a headiiner The original
Lola troupe OF European aerialists Will
be seen In their double wire act, fea-
turing tho triple somersault. which no
other band OF aerial performers has
successfully accomplished, IL Is claim
ed. There are 1--WE men and one woman
in the act. Alethia and Aleko, Greek
ielepathists, will give an exhibition of
mystifytng even than the wonderful
performances of Anna Eva Fay. They
use no written questions, no confeder-
ates and no mechanical devices OF any
kind. The act Is reported TO have
scored heavily on the Keith and Proc
tor circuit. Uproarious comedy Is
promised by Palmer and Lewis, traves-
~ stars. and Miss Lewis Oriental
scored In the billing as something quite
out of the ordinary Rapoli, whom
some reviewers have called as great as
Cinquevali, will offer an exhibition OF
eggs and cannon balls with equal ia
cility Burt Melburn. black-face com
edian. in up-to- date patter and original
parodies; Coogan and Parks, In an &C.
centric dancing. singing and talking
skirt. and the Milescope will complete
the bill,
As one of it's principal features for
the week OF May %. the Miles theater
announces the George Bloomquest play
ers In Victor SmalleyS successful play
let Nerve" which has been highly
praised by the press OF the larger cit
les other features will be the sing
ing novelty OF Gilroy: Haynes and
Nancy Lee" and the aerial act OF the
Yamamoto Brothers,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13
MILES.

The management OF the Miles theater
promises one OF the best bills u mas
ever offered the Detroit pubic Tor next
week on the occasion OF It's nrsI M.
yersary IL was Just a year ago next
Monday that the house opened, ana ~
begins it's second year with an estho-
lished clientele that Is steadily incroas-
ing.
AS an extra attraction for anniver-
sary week. outside the regular quota
of seven acts, the management mas
booked Frank Mayne and company IN
..rhe Third Degree" proclaimed one
of the greatest vaudeville playlets ever
written IL has played all the Dig
time" and commands magnificent hg-
IRE. The piece is similar 20 the FAMOUS
play of the same name In that IL treats
OF the methods used by the police TO
extort confessions from accused per-
sons. but in this instance the accused
is really guilty. Mr.. Mayne, who Is
we'll known as protean actor. as
sumes the role of the prisoner and also
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13
IN LOCAL PLA Y|1OUSES

Buckingham and Herschell Mayall will
he the Francis De lie Angloumeme. the
Dauphin and heir 10 Louis the XII.
Harrison Stedman will be the Cardinal
Wolseley and Mr.. Roberts. Master
Cavendish AS the ladies OF the court
a 4 att~ndafts on the Princess Mary.
the ladies OF the company should be
happily cast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13
LARGER ARMY NECESSARY.
Gen. Wood Says Millions Should Be
Spent For War Reserve.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May l3.-By
spending from six TO ten million dol
lars year the United States can
have a permanent reserve corps OF
270,000 trained soldiers, thus putting
the regular army on strong war
basis, according TO Major-General
Wood, chief OF stan. who before tho
house committee on military affairs,
yesterday. opposed a bin changing
the term OF enlistment from three TO
five years. General Wood said his
plan In seven years would put the
full reserve strength within call OF
the war department. Characterizing
disarmament as "a dream OF dream.
ers," he urged adoption OF some prac.
teal scheme for putting the country's
military establishment on stronger
war basis.
Job Printing Done Right Time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13
GAYETY.

THE Girl from Sherry's" the sue
cessful two-act musical comedy, will be
presented by Rose Sydell and her
famous London Bellies Burlesquers,'
in the Gayety theater next week. Miss
Sydell known as the queen OF bur-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

Pretty belts are made OF gold rib
bon worked with ribbon embroidery.
Is novelty among the cotton fab.
RIGS OF the summer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

For those who are interested In the
inside workings OF the theater the
for the week OF May ~ will have
especial interest. IL Is called The
New Leader" Is presented by sam
Mann and company OF six and de-
picts the Monday morning rehearsal OF
"A vaudeville show. Mr.. Mann, as the
new German leader OF the orchestra,
who comes from union headquarters 10
central figure In the fun making and Is
said TO be scoring hit after hit In ms
new role. lie uses no make-up, ue
pending upon hts accent. cccentrlclties
and humorous mannerisms for MS
laugh making success. The others In
the cast portray the stage manager,
the trap-drummer, sister act
"Hlck" monologist and a headhner. arg
all combine TO form a hair hour Oh
continual laughs, IL Is said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13
FAMILY.

Living pictures will take the promi-
nent position on the Family theaters
new program OF vaudeville. as Car
melo's Statue Troupe is 10 be the head
IL said, one OF the most beautiful acts
In vaudeville. Ills efforts consist or
reproductions In marble and colors.
which, because OF perfection OF form
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

Plus scores in the Saturday game:
North and south-Mrs Memo
and Miss NJ. j. Sanders. as; Mrs. A
X. Sage and Mrs. p. r. Slick. 22.5
East and West-Mrs. NJ r. Bennett
and H. d Marks. ass F. E w Bright
and w. l. Bloom. SIS; ]. w. Bradley
and l. s. Crawford. 3-6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13
LYCEUM.

For the nth week of the present
stock season in the Lyceum, commence
ing Sunday evening. Vaughan CHASER
and his players will offer Paul Kes-
ters splendid dramatization OF Charles
Majors popular novel, When Knight
hood was In Flower" which, for a long
period, was one OF the six best sellers.
For those who like drama with tinge
OF romance, picturesque costumes and
heroic deeds, when Knighthood was
In Flower" will have a strong appeal.
will vie with the original. in which
Julia Marlowe made her big success.
The settings will be up TO the CHASER
standard and the costumes will all be
historically correct
In Mary Tudor. Princess OF England
and sister TO Henry VIII. Miss Cour-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

lesque." has few surprises In store
for her many admirers The olio 10
said TO be the strongest that has ever
been offered by the Bellies" 1t in
cludes the favorite farce comedy
comedian, Dave Rose. and the diminu-
tive Johnnie Weber, whose abilities
are well known Mallard Brothers con-
tribute another promising feature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13
WITH THE WHISPERS.

The Schon Gluck Whist club cole
brated the wind-up OF a very success
full season with a dinner In the Girls
void house Tuesday evening. Twelve
tables were in play in the game, which
followed The plus scores
Fast and westA-Miss NJ j. Sanders
and Mrs. r. E. W. Bright. l4% Mr..
Mrs F. w. Averill. IA; Mrs NJ X
Bennett and C. +. Bielman, y Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Ellsworth. "a
North and South-Mrs. Il. +. Slick
Towne and w /. Bloom, 81 Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Watson. Az: Mr.. and Mrs.
:. A. Commons, Sh Mrs w. G.. Beck
with and + F. W. Bright. ga Mrs "
c. OBrien and J. w McCausey, ~ Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Steiner. az Mrs w H.
Speaker and Mrs. Gould, AZ Mrs. r. j.
Memo and Mrs. Hugh Barry, y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13
AVENUE.

The Yankee Doodle Girls" present.
ed by T. w Dinkins, will be the Ave-
nue. theater's attraction for the week
starting Sunday afternoon. and will be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

Plus scores in tho Monday night
game OF the Detroit Whist club:
North and South--F A Osburn and
A. e. Stellwagen. 4l-6: l. S Crawford
and A. A. Moore. AIS; j. K. Blackmore
and D. Is. stewart. AIS: F z. w.
Bright and n b simmons. l lis
East and West-W. / Bloom and NJ
l.. Cook. 1876; w B Battelle and w.
u. Ellsworth, ass
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

seen in two performances a day Mr.
Dinkins, who has had long experience
In the burlesque field. believes he can
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

Crosman has ever done She has always
been ranked as producer OF the big
ger, higher things In the theater: rot
that the present play is unworthy Of
IL seems 10 be the kind OF a play that
everybody will like because the ssOry
IS human. Ii runs something like this;
A girl, who is champion tennis
player, singer. athlete and an all round
good fellow" marrles a man who has
been attracted by these very things
The wife becomes absorbed In her
household duties and the raising Of her
husbands family. Dutiful mother
Yes. But she forgets her husband.
THIS woman is the goose" The pea
cock" comes along In the shape OF
sister. now widow. She is astounded
when she learns that her sister Is too
busy looking after the children and
the house TO ever go anywhere with
she sees her brother-in-law kissing an
understudy, but Is too sensible &c tell
the wife. The peacock" undertakes
the rs-m making OF the wife .h ana ,hs
succeeds I'm time, but the .'peacocks
forgets she has her own Affairs OF the
henri and gets her own love story all
tangled up. Eventually everything
turns out alright and everybody is
happier than they ever were before,
II will be seen that Mrs. Cushing
has hit upon q condition that Is pretty
near the home. AS the peacock" says:
fIf the wife doesn't adapt herself. some
one else will" And when the goose"
wants TO know why the husband can't
come half way. the peacock" retorts
very sagely. "rhe husband In the
mountain and the wife Mohammed. and
you know how that old score was set
fled."
& In her company Miss Crosman brings
two exceptionally clever children who
were In the cast OF The Blue Bird" In
the New Theater In New York. Their
names are Mac Macomber and Ailecn
Morrison and they are said to be about
the sweetest things ever. even IL they
are spoiled children In The Peacock
and the Goose"
TEMPLE.
AS the headline feature of the Tenn
pies big bill OF vaudeville for next
week, the management announces Paul
Dickey and an excellent supporting
company of four. who viii offer a
one-act college play1et entitled The
Comeback" The sketch was penned by
Mr.. Dickey. who was formerly stu
dent In the University OF Michigan. and
the presentation is described as
rapid-hre dramatization of one or the
actual experiences OF Mr.. Dickey as
'freshman In the Institution. 1t Is
tdescribed as a farce OF the broadcast.
{"roaringest" sort and Is reputed to be
full or the true college atmosphere and
"hurry-up" spirit Mr.. Dickey's hrst
success before the footlights dates back
20 his appearance as principal comedian
In three-act comedy, produced In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

Job Printing Dcae Rishl No..
Main lAsa or City 3ssk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-13

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO., No. ID John R-st. Call
Main 1898. or City S3s5.
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and Dis superior COMPANY wlii pre-
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One 81 ihe strongest pastoral plays
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indianapolis, Ind, July l3.--Jas,
Whiteeomb Riley the Hoosier poet
who is critically i'll, has given prop
erty to the value of S75, coo TO TIE
school directors OF indianapolis for
educational purposes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-07-13

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the stand pat republicans and a nun.
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comes tU downward revision OF thr
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-07-13

rhe carload of elegant Hobart NJ.
Cable pianos has arrived and Will be
unloaded today, Display room in
LassN ellis new ware rooms opposite
Il. & T. C. freight depot This IS your
opportunity to get the best at fac
tory prices Cali and see us. Sale
OPENS tomorrow S5p
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as the only plumbers who are capa
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say that good plumbing work has
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testing our ability at our expense
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-07-13

The organs declare that w J
nrynu les opposed to any candidate
tor president who do,s not live mean
Lincoln. Nebraska We HuNWcr that
Wall street doos not care where thc
candidate liycn 80 the ntcroets have
control of him
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The election win occur one week
from Saturday We win continue TO
aputo with each other until the
polls close, but rhou we viii an como
together smiling upon the propoh
ton to give WaNahpchlo that upto.
dptc hutol building
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-07-13

silence % sometimes golden
bat nome of our public mon are
keeping their lire scaled too tightly
20 please great many of thcir
friends The people ate lnni potluE
to the point when they viii require
all thona who want public office to
speak out Ia moutin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-07-13

is effective for coughs and colds in
either children or grown persons. No
opiates. no harmful drugs In the YET
low package Refuse substitutes.
For sale by the Curtin Stores. Curtin
Drug Co. North Side Square. Cur
Inns Pharmacy. West Side Square.
d&w