The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-24
GOOD SHOWS FOR
CALUMET THEATER
MANAGER j. D. cuDDlHY AN
NouNcES LIST OF EXCEL
LENT BOOKINGS HE HAS
MADE so FAR.

Manager John d. Cuddihy, of the
Calumet theater, has already booked a
number of attractions for the season
billie, which opens next Monday
evening. with May Robson, in The
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary"
Following May Robson, will be seen
Cecil Lean and Florence Holdbrook in
Bright Eyes, new musical comedy,
carrying sixty people.
Manager Cuddlhy also nas secured
a return engagement of The Cat and
the Fiddle" an excellent musical COM
/ edy seen here last year. The ever pop
ular Uncle Toms Cabin" is coming
aCain, and will be followed by the dis
tinguished romantic actor and singer.
Chauucey Olcott, i'm his big Irish sue
cess, "Macushia." Mr.. Olcott is a singer
of Irish melodies, and his appearance
is certain to be greeted by crowded
house.
THE Lion and the Mouse" has been
booked for a return engagement. and
Grace Won Studdlford has also
been re-booked The latest dram
attic success, Mother" has been book
ed, and another dramatic success, THE
Right of Way" viii follow it. Then
will come the comedies, The Aviator"
and Checkers"
The musical comedy, THE Three
Twins" has been boxed again, to be fol-
lowed by the greatest success OF the
New York season last winter, Get
Rich Quick, Wallingford." This play
also enpoycd a run of four months in
Chicago Mr.. Cuddihy states that the
original company will be seen here.
Howe's moving pictures are coming
again with all of the latest pictures,
and will be followed by "The Cow and
the Moon" a musical extravaganza.
The musical comedy. "The Flirting
Princess" will be another excellent
and the comedy, THE
Chorus Lady" also is sure to draw a
good house. Manager Cuddihy has re-
engaged Madame Sherry" to play
here, and the big success. THE
will follow IT, The popular
musical comedy, Mutt and Jen." has
been booked, and Henry Woodruff will
be seen in a new play Mrs. Leslie Car
.er one Of the most popular emotional
actresses also will come to Calumet.
The Newly wcds" marks the end of
he list so far rs the attractions go at
present, but Manager Cuddihy states
ne expects To book many more first
lass shows as the season advances.
May Robson's Play
May Robson. who will be seen i'm
The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary"
July 81, at the Calumet thcater, has
presented the comedy continuously for
over two years i'm this country and
1carly four months in London Miss
robson presents a real Aunt Mary"
yho2c flashes of wit brings roars of
aughter, and her quaint sadness, tears.
Aunt Mary's" love for her nephew
stands out SO distinctive that our sym
)athics are moved ana held by the old
ady. She is real not a mimic char
lctcr to produce laughter, and we rec
,Rnizc tae type OF the big-hcarted
woman whose love Is steadfast with
tut one selfish motive.
Aunt Mary" has lived most of her
lie i'm Il country village with maid.
Tack. her nephew, is left tn her as n
heritage by the deceased parents and
she loves tne boy as n son; has sent
him TO college, paid all his bills and
comes To his relief i'm the hour of
trouble, and Jack has n perfect mania
FOR finding trouble ana worrying the
lear old laGv until she wonders why
Il is that she loves sucn a scamp. But
lack has good traits and Aunt Mary
them, and forgivcs his rcck-
les eXtravagarces. She discovers
that he mas developed a breach Of
promise suit for $4,000 and q damage
rase for beating a hack driver who will
for thousand, and sew
eral minor troubles. She loses her
temper and she disinherits him, only
to restore her love and faith. During
his troubles Aunt Mary" is notified
by one of Jacks intimate friends that
her nephew Is down sick with the
measles She flies to New York to dis
cover that Jack is having a good time,