The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-26

tiyated was her audience OF Monday
night that she was forced 10 respond
10 their tributes with few words OF
thanks.
Charles rrohman has surrounded his
star with an excellent company. Z.
Aubrey Smith Is the Maurice Delonay
and he invests the role with dignity
and proper reserve. AS Alcide Pingo.
the callow boy. Edwin Nicander Is
ludicrously funny. Other parts are
well taken care Of by George Howell,
Henry Miller,,Jr.. Morton Selten. II. A.
Cripps. Harry Barfoot. Emily Wake
man, Isabel West. Jane Evans. Alice
Gale, Josephine Morse, Mabel Troller.
Aline McDermott Adelaide Cumming
and Lettie Ford.
TEMPLE.
Once more Temple theater patrons
are enjoying a dash OF grand opera In
addition to a number Of creditahle
vaudeville acts. The Romany Opera
Co. heads this weeks bill. opened TO
big house, Monday afternoon, and
Il gives a performance OF unusual
merit. Il appears In what the pro-
gram calls a spectacular singing act,
Ia fiesta al Mezz Agosto." There
are Ave soloists, as follows: Ettore
Savignano, who sings the solo part
I'm the prologue from II PBagliacci;
M. Restimini, Florence Quinn. Alexan-
der Bevan, head OF IN company, and
Charlotte Anderson. Florence Quinn
does the solo work In the doll song
from The Love Tales OF Holman,
and gives good representation OF
the mechanical doll She also sings
well. as do all the members OF he
company, especially the soloists
In the closing number, "Funicun,
Funicula." the entire company ap-
pears and In the course Of the song
the members are enveloped in a mare
Of beautifully colored paper ribbons,
giving the stage setting most pic
turesque appearances. The singers
also throw some OF the ribbons ln'o
the parquet, among the audience. !,
In the comedy line, Al Fields ana
Jack Lewis, In The Misery OF a Han.
som Cab" create many a roar OF
laughter. Their makebelieve horse II
clever arrangement. The come
dians are lively pair and there Is
something doing every minute they
are on the stage. Their humor -
largely of the conversational variety.
An act In which some pretty senu-
ment a shown, Is furnished by Homer
Miles a Co. with Helen Ray taking
n leading part. The playlet Is called
"On a Side Street" II deals with =
pretty young girl who has run away
from her home in Leesburg, va, 10
New York, to escape marrying young
man. whose parents are opposed 70
the match. He follows her and hnaiiy
wins her through the help OF
"Packy" Clancy, janitor OF sioe
street house. into which she darts 70
escape a private detective who Is
following her, thinking she Ii picA'
pocket ..or "a
,rrned loose by All Grant and Ethel
Hoag. II IL a talking STUNT VIZ e.
little singing thrown In, ana serves ~
entertain most SATISFACTORILY.
Grant does a number OF impe
lions. which are worth while.
A. o. Duncan, billed as amer y,
veteran ventriloquist," was unaulS -
appear. because Of being taken III -
New York. His place was takeh -
Mas Mildred Grover, who came on
trorn puffalo. on short notice. her
hasrage missed connections. ana sns
appeared on the stage IN nei .on,.
clothes. She sang a number Oh .op
cal songs. giving grun railway Say
end depot officials Of the present uag
- or two and getting on
49, impersonations In cleVe.
.anrer Other good features "
the bin were Linden beckwlen' ,,,,r.
lat who sang several songs.
ing special and individual coS' wnich
richardson's posing uoss' ,hs,r
showed remarkable traine ras and
representation OF living pc aero
the Ikawara troupe OF Jap s,nsss the
bats. The Mooreoscope new mic.
splendid bill with series Oh NC"
lures.