Charlevoix county herald., 1911-09-30
Madame Sherry.
To Open New Opera House
Tuesday, Oct. 18th.


open their new Temple Theatre to
the public Tuesday evening, Oct.
azth. when they offer Madame
Sherry" a we'll known musical pro-
Guction which is playing the larger
cfties.-m
Easts krdan is fortunate in having
u new opera house. IL IL more than
fortunate ia having one OF the best
theatres In the state OF Michigan.
The gentlemen comprising the stock
company are 10 be congratulated on
their efforts TO give our citizens an up
to.date, model theatre. Hardly any
OF the stockholders could afford TO
subscribe the amount they did TO the
stock, but they realized the need Of
our city and have given us something
to be proud Of.
The opening play will be given by
,the Realty Company and seats are
how on sale at the w. Z. Spring Drug
Store. Prices range from one dollar
to five dollars. They hope 70 raise
enough with the opening show to pay
for some extra interior work which
has been authorized. Mr.. Christian
Of Chicago, gentleman thoroughly
conversant with theatre affairs, has
been employed by the Company to
manage the opening.
Every theatre-goer la Ourcity should
show their appreciation Of the efforts
OF the Real Y Go. by purchasing one
or more tickets at once. Already sew
eral seats hare been sold and num-
Der from Petoskey, Charlevoix, De-
ward and other places have slgnited
thelrSdesire for advance sale seats.
MADAME SHERRY"
George w. Lederer's name as pro-
ducer OF musical pieces usually spells
something near the at word 10 APPROX
inate perfection Of production. Piay-
gOers familiar with the managers 3
successes while he held forth at the
New York Casino, at time when he
controlled the fortunes or Lillian Rus
sell, Jefferson DeAngelis, Waiter
Jones. David Warfeld, Louis Mann,
Edna Nav, Maybelle Gilman, Paula
Edwards and other stars had oppor-
tunitY during that period t0 observe
the finished quality Of the managers S
theatrical equipment. In Madame
Sherry musical production that
has scored success thus season In
New York Of greater popular magni-
tude than any musical piece offered
in tne metropolis IN score OF years,
the Lederer touch aud the Lederer
manner, are said to be vitality con-
tributing elements counting of the
productions furore acclaim. Aside
from the notes of mirth struck by the
story-and past performances has de-
monstrated that no one better than
Lederer knows how To effect stage
fun-''Madame Sherry" is said TO fas
cinate not alone by its score with 1t:
ravishiug "Ev'rv Little Movement
Has Meaning All It's own" theme
but to enthrall as we'll by the genera
beauty shimmering throughout The
prod duction's three acts. The scenic
opportunities for this Lederer artistry
are a New York gided youth s studio
with bevies OF dancing feminine
guests devoted TO Grecian terpischore
the salon OF a millionaire's yacht a
anchor in New York Bay. and th'
after-deck Of the same yacht nnde
moonlight, under full sail In tn
waters of Coney Island, with La
yachts feminine guests as models 70
To Lederer ingenuity and taste u
costuming. The conduct OF ever
member OF the cast, which term take
in the feminine chorus. is said, toe
10 reflect this general sense OF beauty
quality that one unconsciously ar
preciates, who listens 70 many OF TN
airs OF the published score OF the pro
duction, MADAME Sherry" Is to b
presented by the New York New An
sterdam Theatre Company.