The Detroit times., 1912-04-09
MILES.

The Miles theater was filled 10 ca
pacity for the Monday matinee when
Little Hip, the smallest performing
elephant in the world. and Nayoieon
the Great, wise little chimpahzee'
appeared in one OF the most enter
tanning acts in vaudeville. The house
was also crowded for the evening per
Torrance. and II is safe BET that
Little Hip won the greatest share OF
applause. Hundred of children were
in the audience for the matinee ana
10 them the baby elephant and funny
chimnanzee proved a source OF great
endowment. Little Hip has many
tricks 10 his credit, far more tnan tue
ordinary elephant in the circus, he
can play football. bowl. play NOUN
organ and smoke pipe. Inc chin-
panzee has all he can 40. Just hopPine
around trying TO initiate HIP, only "
give way at last in manifestation
OF his appreciation OF Hip oy clapplhs
his hands. Finally Hip and Napoieoh
dine together, and here is where .ne
tricky little chimpanzee is constah,''
putting il over" on the oaoy ere
phant by stealing the wine oot'ie
from him. ,hA
There was just a suggestion OF the
masculine in the dancing oil Llnu' .
female impersonator. Lind dances III
gorgeous guwus and the-pfoS
gives nary hint as 10 his rear pei
sonalitv. The envoy OF dame Lasn,
ION. lind: dams ses creations Llnu
nrobablv weighs 200 pounds, anu
many women In the audience Won,
dered how she" could carry nerseh
an gracefully. Lind presents ne
dance of the FIVE senses, ten move
unar, throughout being pracucaiy
,ha same When Lind wishes 10 rep
rasart the sense OF smell he dances
With floral wreath; representihs
sight he has a mirror; represen'ihe
feeling. he has a dagger wnicn ne
threatens TO plunge into MS near.
renresenting taste. he Frances aoou'
With a goblet, and representing nea
inc ne lust places his hanu oehinu
ore ear as though listening lnteht,y.
The act concludes when Limo Jams
of his wig. falls into man sloucn,
hows. exposing his bald heau' en-
pleads that his corset prevents uin'
from further exhibition OF his charms.
There is no doubt about the auoiehee
OelHk lOOiCu. - thn
Two Irish comedians appear OH 'ne
hiu This week. and we have plenty Vi
singing about the Emerald Isle. lou
,Jaboney tells a few Irish jokes. sings
Few Irish songs and gives an lihl-
tation Of the presiding oncer q. !"
meeting OF the Hod Carriers unton
paruey Gilmore has an irish act SOM
what different. His songs are seh.i'
mental the heart cry OF an lrlsh pr
grim for his mother-land. Gilmore
drons the song and recitation 10 Jake
his audience on a trip through ire
land represented by score OF more
NJ heautifully colored lantern sllues,
and when. al its conclusion, ne again
breaks into song. one catches 'he
.nir,t of II and warns TO iGlmoIe'
Herbert Williams, who can play
niano lust like mechanical playeI'
rrosants a funny stunt with Hliua
Wolfus in pink and demure costume,
s,nginp Williams Is so silly every
one has TO laugh. 800 .,
The audience has "A orestn %
Youthful charm" when Neihe Luch,
and Tom Joast. refined singers anu
dancers. come on the stage. Inc pro,
gram saws so, and Lucki and Joast 40
tbeir hest to fill the bill. Splssen
brothers & Co. have an acrooauc nov
el,y with a great deal OF pantoinilhi.
uork In II. They hammer ana kich
GRO another around in 10 minutes SUI
NcieniLy 10 kill the average man.
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