The Detroit times., 1911-10-19
THE STAGE


..1111s with Mile. Emma Trentini In
.I leading role. will play weeks
&.I1E1mont IN the Detroit opera
|D1sc. beginning Monday evening, Oct.
81. Nile. Trentini 10 the prima donna
Who says she will marry Enrico Ca
IIso I'm spite OF his past" The
.|1Rer q q native OF Italy. and came
ID Amarica when Hammerstein
0Doned the Manhattan opera house,
Io be one OF HIS leading singers. She
proved herself to be. at that time.
singer OF exceptional talents and she
# a said 20 endow the role Of Naughty
Marietta with distinction and charm.
That delightful musical comedy
1aiIed THE Pink Lady" said 10 charm
everyone who sees her. viii be the at
fraction I'm the Detroit opera house,
for weeks engagement. beginning
Monday evening. Oct 30. The book
of the comedy was written by G. M.
s. Mcclellan and the music by Ivan
Caryll The piece Ia said 10 be anus
ing In its story and situations and
charmingly tuneful in its score.
eThe High school Girls" T. w.
Dinkins' popular burlesque company,
viii come to the Avenue theater next
Sunday afternoon for an engagement
Of one week. AS an extra added at
traction the management has secured
Dainty Marie, recently seen with Lew
Fields The Midnight Sons" Dainty
Marie gives an act somewhat ike
that OF Charmion. although II is Tar
superior, containing a greater variety
and being far more attractive In us
presentation. "The Dude Pug" and
rfhe eGt Trimmed Quick Rubes"
are the titles OF the two musical trav-
esties "The High School Girls" Will
present These pieces were written
BY Leon Enrol, the comedian now with
Ziegfeld's '.Follies of 1871" and they
will Introduce Mark Adams. Dale Will
son, James Carrigan and many others.
including merry chorus OF young
women.
OF unusual interest to Detroiters
Il the announcement OF the coming
or Satan Sanderson" at the Lyceum
theater Oct. 20. The piece serves as
starring vehicle for the young De
froif actor, Norman Hackett. The
book was drRmatIzed by three we'll
known Detroiters and staged by the
popular stock favorite, Miss Jessie
Bonstelle. In the company will be
found William Pringle, and William
Sans, who apepared with Miss Bon
stelle during her recent engagement
IN this city. The play il dramatiza-
ton of Halle Erminie Rives book OF
the same title.
Nine. Adelaide Norwood, the we'll
known prima donna whose engage
ment In the Temple theater last fall
was brought 70 suden close through
Illness. will pay return visit TO that
fheater next week when she will head
the bin. Nine. Norwood possesses q
beautiful voice which has been care
fully trained and developed and her
singing is real artistic delight. She
adds to her vocal gifts the charm OF
4 handsome presence and gracious
manner and is easily one OF the most
oHreeable and pleasing singers behind
The footiights. Other high class acts
on the bill viii be the Top-O-the
World Dancers In pantomime dane
ing novelty, called "Kriskringle's
, Dream. and Tom Edwards, the Eng
lish ventriloquist.
Four well-known artists models are
show girls with Blanche Ring In The
Wall Street Girlr this season. Miss
Gladys Breston posed for Harrison
Fisher: Miss Helene French. was one
of Malcolm Strauss models; Miss
Hefmine Brown. has been drawn
again and again by G. Allen Gilbert.
and Ethelyn Clark Ii one of James
Montgomery Flagg's favorites.
A new sensation is promised in the
rAeroplane Ladies'" who come TO
the Miles theater next week, as the
attraction Of chief interest. There
are three women in the troupe. As
the climax Of singing turn, they soar
out over the audience I'm an aero
plane. cleverly manipulated from the
stage. one OF them In the drivers
seat and the others dangling from
ropes held in their teeth. at either
end OF the machine. Two other Inn
portant features will be Lew Welch
and his company of players In the
character playiet, "Levinsky's Old
Shoes" and Alber's nine polar bears.
The Miles management announces
that each child attending the Satur-
day matinee. will be presented with
a soap bubble outfit by Hap Handy
and his associate, who are on this
weeks bin with q soap bubble nov
city.
Owing to the large demand for seats
10 witness The Rosary In the Ly-
ceum. the management has arranged
to give special matinee on Friday
afternoon. the seats for which were
placed on sale this morning.
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