The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-12

iiousc MISS ivan appeared IN THIS
country with the late Sir Henry lrv-
Ing, and Olga Nethersole. while Mr..
Gland came here with the original
company OF THE Christian" aud in
Percy Mackaye's Joan OF Are" He
also played with Viola Allen and T..
". Southern before producing Peer
Gynt. which he did previous 10 the
late Richard Mansfeld's staging of
1t. Last April. Mr.. GLAND and Miss
Ivan scored heavily i'm Strindberg :
drama. The Father" translated
from the Swedish by Mr. GLAND,
who is a Swede.
When Julian Eltinge. the famous
and popular star OF The Fascinating
Widow" comes back 10 the Detroit
opera house. Monday. March 81, he
will bring with him an entirely new
wardrobe of Partisan gowns which
are said TO mark absolutely the last
word In the modiste's art. Eltinge
may always be counted on to treat
The feminine portion OF his audiences
with specimens OF dress which mir
ror the vogue for the coming season.
His special representative in Paris
keeps the celebrated impersonator in
close touch with the latest creations
as soon az they make their appear
ance on the Rue de la Paix This
season, II Is said, Mr. EItinge's stage
wardrobe represents an outlay OF
I over $1,000 and during his engage
ment in Detroit he will exhibit sew
eral gowns which have not been worn
elsewhere
THE Shepherd OF the Hills, T"
! Harold Bell Wright's novel. which
( has been accorded one OF the largest
sales in the history OF publishing
houses in America. has been made
into a play by Mr. Wright with the
assistance OF Elsbury w Reynolds
and will be seen for the first time.
! in this city. in the Lyceum theater
| next week. commencing Tuesday az
| ternoon II tells a charming story
! OF the Ozark mountains, that holds
the audience by its thrills from be-
ginning to the end Ii is unique In
and gives to the
stage a somewhat new atmosphere.
! The beauty OF the Ozark mountain
region lends itself to some effective
stage pictures. and the producers are
said 10 have given the play an ex-
ceptioually beautiful mounting.
/ George Arliss. IT. "Disraeli." play
that has been a remarkable success
and visited Detroit. in the early days
OF its life. and before the Broadway
hallmark OF appreciation had been
placed upon II. will be in the De-
troit opera house. the week OF March
"a THE Rose Maid which was
announced for th.S date has been
transferred To the week OF April Z,
and will be followed April II. by
charming Billie Burke in The Mind
Ithe-Paint Gill Julian Eltinge, in
The Fascinating Widow" will oc-
cupy the stage OF this theater. the
week OF March 81.
Nine. Elsa Ruegeer. formerly a res
/ dent OF Detroit and 'ceiist OF the De-
/ troit String quartet. Will make her
| first appearance in vaudeville, in this
/ city, next week, in the Temple the
alter Nine Ruegger whose charm
ing personality, and talent as mu'
stefan. won her so many friends In
this city. should be warmly welcomed
| by every music lover. There Is only
one Elsa Ruegger. She stands pre-
eminent as the greatest woman player
of her instrument. Edmund Lichten-
stein. will lead the orchestra. in the
accomplishments 70 Nine. Ruegger S
numbers.
Five beautiful women Will pose in
Models de Luxe the spectacular at
traction TO headline the Broadway the
alter next week The familiarity OF
the models with famous paintings.
from Leonardo da Vinci to the pres
ent-day post-impressionists enable
them TO give llfe-like illustrations.
Emma Francis and her Arabrian
Whirlwinds will prove another nov
city Hope Booth e. Company will
present the comedy playet The Lit
tie Blonde Lady, and others on the
bill include Gus HILBERT and Harold
Kennedy. black.face comedians; Pr
sauo & Bingham. with new songs ana
up-to-the-minute merriment: Gaylord
& Heron, In the lively hilarity, "On
and on" and the Wardoscope comedy
photo-plays.