The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06
THE STAGE

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c..-,.t ,heater next Monday
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as,onishing feature OF the
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,naeniacently staged, bni MA
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Inc new features been Introduces un"'
tIev ere wholly consistent ne eo
100, consists OF about $50 people IN
<lnding full grand opera compIe
,,cnf az soloists chorus, speclal per
formers and corps de ballet In me
1etaiI OF the Eve stage pictures there
Al Introduced a wild dash or morse,
nnen M the mountains in pursult Oh
lie kidnapping kypsy chief; a reahS'lc
rrnsv Scene. an old-time Kirmess
A here whlrlwind acrobats delight me
audience. and other features eontlnu.
alIv surprise and please the eye.
4Scrooee an adaptation OF Charles
Dickens "A Christmas Carol pre-
eented bv the eminent English actor
F Tom Terriss. and company oil i
nlavers. Is the feature OF the Temple
heater program this week Those
familIar with Dickens will meet many
ala friends in the play The work OF
rom Terrsss as Scrooge, is finely done
+ He Is called upon to depict every va
. riety OF emotion, aud he succeeds au'
mirably Fred EpiteauX gives laltl-
fnl representation OF Bob CratchiI the
half-staryed clerk of Scroose ne
other roles are filed excellently
In the Detroit opera house next
Monday evening, klaw Erlahser
massive production OF Inc kouhu
I'D" will be the Offering. THIS Is
play that pleases all classes, the oc' !
cnpants OF the orchestra and the Doys |
in the gallery uniting 10 cheer the
thrilling scenes of the drama The
Round Up Is scenically so elaborate
n production that Ii can be given only
on the largest stages. There VII be 7
an auxiliary organization OF 100 peo- /
Die. representing soldiers, scouts. cow |
punchers. Mexican vaqueros. Arizona /
girls. and Apache Indians.
Loves Young Dream" will be OF 4
fsred In the Lyceum theater next week !
with that popular young Irish actor |
3 Fiske O'Hara. in the title role The |
play Is said TO be clean-cut in It's hui I
NOR and rich aud rollicking in its ro' /
mantle interest. Mr.. O'Hara Is an !
actor particularly fitted for the roles !
which he interprets. He has rich 1
singing voice which is heard 10 al
vantage in the music, incidental 10 !
|'the play.
Thomas Conkey, who plays the role I,
OF the dashing and romantic Frlhce
Aladar in THE Spring Maid ,wh'eh /
comes TO the Detroit opera mouse,
nee Is. claims TO have the longest
letter ever received from a matinee
+ girl This letter contains 40 pages Oh
long hand and BY actual count mas
Az terms q endearment addressed
10 the handsome singer, and Conkey
declares that he has never met tue
stage-strnck maiden.
Scenicaily. one OF the biggest pro
a ductions TO visit Detroit this season
Il 10 be introduced in the Garrlch
,beater. Thursday night, when Lew
Fields will present the big spectacn.
lar mrsicai revue The Henpecks
The show comes 10 the Garrick with
4 record OF moro than six months c.
Broadway. Mir. Fields. himself, is a
rare yigitor, and bis appearance witt
rally many old admirers, beyond
doubt.
Judging from the list OF buriesque
fon-1iaers. Robes Knickerbockers. 10
come TO the Gayety next week. IS we'll
.ujpped 10 gtapple with and van
unIsn even the man who sits in the
front row and has never been known
10 crack smile at anything that has
ever bcen pulled of in the history
of the show business. Among those
whom ROBBIE says are There with the
goodS," and qualified in every way TO
make the worst kind OF an unlaugh
able bnrlesQuc-gocr spiit his sides
rearing. are the burlegque fayorites.
the inimitable Roger fmhof, James
lake. Harry Saubcr, Hugh Conn, Dun
ard Walsh The beauty contingent is
headed by Carol Schroeder Marcelie
4 exlie, Suzanne Corinne and a score
OF chorus assistants who are said to
be the hest ever,
a merricr play could not have been
secured for the Christmas week at
fraction in the Detroit opera house
than Francis Wilson In THE Bacho-
lor'E Baby ~ Christmas time every
one thinks OF the little ones and what
will please them most. and as The
Bachelors Baby is all about little
girl who wants TO be taken into the
home of a bachelor who has an aver
sion TO children, il would seem time.
~ story to be given in play form. Two
years ago. Francis Wilson presented
The Bachelors Baby" locally for the
hrst time, and there are few other
plays OF its kind that have achie-ed
greater popularity The members Of
the cast Will be practically the same
as on former visits Baby Davis and
MISS Edna Bruins still play The two
leading feminine parts.
While her present tour in yapdo.
vile will he Of short duration Anna
Eys Fay. who Is headlnine the Miles
biti this week with her cabinet mvs.
ltry and her demonstration Of som.
loiency, Is planning another visit
10 Europe in the near future. She
VIII sail early In the spring and ex.
pccfs 10 open with her own show I'm
london. Miss FAY is almost as well
known on the other side as in her
own country and has frequently an.
Beared before crowned heads She