The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

49, 1850.
shrewd expioiter OF money through the
cgiiaity OF ms dupes; ana dhe scen s,
town OF Battlesburg. From the mo-
3ment OF his arrival at the small town
hotel with his Imposing rettnue, small
the fnai drop OF the curtain on the
chastened Wallingford. the action
never ceases but proceeds In that rap
id-iire style best known as Cohanesque.
John webster. as Mailingford VIM;
Ethel Holt. as Fanny Jasper. have the
principal roles. while other weIl-known
characters are portrayed c.
Yorke Junius Matthew'S. James II Man
Florence Dunlap, Margaret Maclyn.
Mary Murphy. Ella Sothern, Chas. b.
fiamlin, Marjorie Foster, Yoshin Sa-
kurai. Arthur v. Gibson, =. A. ColkinA
Abner simmons. VIM. wolcott and Mil
ton b Pollock The four acts are
staged as befts a Conan and Harris
production, AZ Is claimed
Those peers OF the musical comedy
turn for the last time in the George
AIDE Gustav Luder musical comedy,
-The Old Town" Sept IL, when they
will open weeks engagement in the
petIoit opera house Fey; II any, OF
have survived three continuous sea-
sons. but the demand for "The old
Town" has been SO insistent that Man
eger Charles Dillingham; has been
obliged 90 defer their new play until
well along In the spring. when II Will
be seen at Mr.. Dillingham's Globe the
ater, New York. The company re-
mains about the same az when last
seen here. with the exception OF Clara
Palmer. who will play the ambitious
wife OF the politician, BiIwether. A
prominent feature In this years pre-
sentation will be the original "old
Town pony ballet The sale of seats
GARRICK.
An announcement that will undoubt-
edly bring regret Is that the coming
week 10 TO be the last OF the Bonstel!e
cofnpany's engagement In the Garrick.
Miss BonstelleE has won many friends
during her two seasons In the Garrick
unreseryedly she gives the credit OF
this success TO her players, who have
proven so capable and have stood by
her 20 nobly. For the last week of the
present season she will offer q drama
tisation OF Alexander Dumas famous
novel, Camille" H
II was Miss Bonstelle's intention to
produce this piece last season, but con-
tditsous interviewed. This season she
has a leading man. in Charles Balsar,
WHO has previously played the role OF
armand Duval. most eKacting one,
he should more than fil the Dumas
conception Miss Bonstelle has played
The role OF Camille more than 500
times, She has long considered the
play her mascot Mr.. DiIlman has an
excellent opportunity as CASTOR Rieux
Mr.. Sans Will portray Armand's faith
er. and Mr.. Granville will be seen as
Count Devarville. who has lavished a
fortune upon Camille; Miss Carey will
play Madame Prudence: Miss Kingston
Nichette: Miss Donovan. Nantne; Miss
Harper, clymps, and both Mr. Raymond
and Dir. PrinRle, as we'll az several
others have excellent bits The story
OF Camille. Is well known. Miss Bon
s .a y I rom one Of the most lavish
In addition 70 the regular Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday matinees a spe.
ciai performances will be given Monday
aftefnoon. Labor day.
The regular season Of the Ciarrfck
fheater viii be fnaugurated on Monday
sept. Al. with the return engagement
81 che popular comedian, Sam Der
nard. IN his jolly musical comedy sue
pleasantly remembered by local the
atcfRotrss Mr. Bernard win be assisted
hy Practically the same Company, that
gave auch valuable support when re
wzs hero last MAJ.
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TEMPLE.
In the Gus Edwards Song Revue ~
|1n11 = which comes TO the Temple next
week - the headiine attraction Of a
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IT, most elaborate productions The
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