The Detroit times., 1912-11-22
THE STAGE

Carter, the Mysterious, will head
next weeks bill In the Miles theater,
featuring his $1,000 novelty, The
Ions Bride. or the Beauty and tho
ion" This Ii described as a spec
tacular illusion with an unusually
thrilling finish, In which Carter's pow
ers as q magician are put to the su-
.preme test Carter Is conjurer OF
International reputation, and this Is
T Ills first visit to the Miles. Other acts
on the Thanksgiving week bill wal
be Tozer. the boy wonder, in an ex-
hibition OF trick and fancy roller skat-
ing: John Small and the Small sisters,
II a dancing and singing specially,
and Warren and Francis, acrobatic
dancers.
For Thanksgiving week. In the Tenn
pie theater, a splendid array of vaude-
Vile acts will be offered. The full
program includes Frank Hartley. the
Dung English juggler, who recently
had the honor to appear before King
George and Queen Mary; the Farber
irls, In ConHtance and Irene, two
ainty bits OF femininity In songs,
dances and bright patter; Rush Ling
Toy, the famous Chinese magician:
tones and Sylvester, late OF the fam
BUS THAT Quartet" presenting
omedy sketch, The Two Drum.
lers;" Laura Guerite, assisted by
Arthur Conrad, in 20 minutes OF
after and song; Henry Woodruff
and Company, presenting "A Reg
lar Business Man" one Of the
best vaudeville offerings OF the
nd Morgan, two men and a pretty
irl, in musical pot pourri; Four
orics. in a hurrah comedy-pan'o-
nimic-acrobatic Offering: Pathe week.
" with motion picture scenes from all
yer the world, including the launch
ng OF the new steamer, See and Bee"
md actual scenes from the Balkan
war
Although Chauncey Olcott, who
ONES 10 the Detroit opera house.
ext week, generally uses Irish house
,ervants, he has in his employ, in his
,eautiful Saratoga hume. an old Ger
nan gardener, who has been working
or him several years. This old Ger
nan, Krauschmidt, by name, was mar
led to dear old Teutonic frau. Dur
ng the past summer Mrs. Krau
schmidt was taken seriously Ill, ami
lfter two weeks OF suffering, died, Ths
Id man, left Saratoga for a week 10
company the body OF his wife to her
Id home in Tarentum, Pa. where
he interment took place. The day OF
liz return. Mr.. Olcott happened TO see
Inn in the garden. and walked over
commiserate with him. He said:
If eli 90
Irauschmidt, and sympathize with
on sincerely in your sad loss Tell
ne. was your good wife iii long?"
Two weeks, Mr.. Olcott." was the re-
Dly. TOO bad, too bad" responded
he sympathetic actor. And was she
esigned to dief" Resigned, vos it?"
resigned" came the reply. "Mein
Iott she hadt to-"
In the company OF more than So sup
orting Grace George in "Carnival," to
20 seen In the Garrick next week, a
n the members are English. The
orps de ballet is comprised OF girls
who came 10 this country for the en-.
sagement. direct from the London
Nollies, OF which |. j. Pelliser. brother
n-lsw OF the author OF the play
Compton Mckenzie, Is the head.
The Chimes OF Normandy" will he
siven a spectacular and elaborate pro.
luction, In the Garrick theater, the
week OF Dec. 2, by the Aborn Opera
unique company. Miss Vinie Daily
Who assumed the part OF Serpolette. In
Iammerstein's London production OF
The Chimes OF Normandy early in
he present year, will be heard in the