The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-19

TEMPLE.
George AIDE has written new COM
edy playlet which he calls spesk,ng
the nrst time in Detroit IN the Ten
pie theater next week at the mead OF
. 1O.act program. MILLION Pollock, q
leading role in Speaking TO Father
and VIII have the assistance OF cap
atle company. IL Is reported 10 De
quite the best thing AIDE has done In
hams Carouse." which he wrote for
May Irwin The seven Bracks. sturdy
German athletes, who have been the
AZ in the New York Hippodrome. will
present a thrilling exhibition or Jug:
cling human bodies in the air; usins
the feet only. or as they cali II IN
comedy. in revue form. is The Lawn
Party" Introducing clever william j.
Dooley and nine talented Juveniles Ia
limitations Of stage celebrities Comic
opera fun-nakers are Maude Muller
and Ed stanley; wonderful horse Is
Don Fulano. who performs some re-
markable feats: captivating come
refuses to reveal her last name: An
drew r. Kciley's act is called casey.
the Lion" Frank Gordon and Rose
Kinley have novelty dancing num-
taiking pictures will show some new
and interesting subjects. while the
Mooreoscope will close the program as
usual.
Topping the bill In the Temple the
week Of April 2s will be Valerie Beg
gerie, who will present brilliant on,
Japsnese Wife
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.
Margaret Ellington will present
Charles Kenyon's much discussed dra-
ma of the tenements. kindiing. In
the Detroit opera house all next week.
The leading character is that OF Mag
working stevedore. The latter Is sud-
denly thrceyn out OF work and Maggie
becomes possessed OF the Wild Tear
that the child she soon expects 10 bear
will be deprived OF the attention and
care their poor means could have pro-
vided had Heinie, her husband. not
been out OF work She takes piece
OF 1ewelry from the millionaire wom-
an owner OF the miserable tenement
In which the schultz live. and sells
II TO buy cheap little baby clothes. ihe
theft almost estranges Maggie and
Hsinie, and sends poor Maggie to pris-
on until a niece OF the mlliionairess
learns the circumstances which caused
poor Maggie to steal, and prevails
play Is a forceful argument for better
housing conditions for the poor. for
better environment for the American
child and 10 said to be most convinc-
company. the members OF which in
clude Byron Beasley. Ida Lewis. Flor
ence Robinson and Frank Camp.
The engagement OF Mrs. Leslie Garter
in the Garrick theater next week. Will
show this actress In variety OF parts.
Fullgarney and Camille. she is acting
for the first time this season. The
Second Mrs Tanaueray and The Gay
Ptnero, are exceptionally fine plays.
"Zaxa" 10 popular and Camille" equally
e. .n On M9nd.y Th"rsGA and pr,sSy
the sssufday s matinee' zaaa," wednes.
day afternoon and night. Camille and
A. Zaza. Mrs. Carter will renew her i'm
personation of the role that made her
famous. There Is new generation OF
portray the character. and to them II
Will be q revelation. Each OF the four
plays will have scenically elaborate
Hrs. carter VIII b large S Company.
including E.. j. Radcliffe. Albert Perry.
Hamilton Mott Leon. Brown. Maude
Ho rss0 AND Msb 5a Areh aas Josephine
Persons who talk about the good
old days and say that the stage IN
not what II used to be-" will have an
r Old English Comedy company come To
the 0arrick theater Monday, April %,
Tor an engagement OF one week. she
Stoops to Conquer" Oliver Goldsmith's
mirth -provoking classic, will be the
opening piece. to be repeated on Tues
day. Friday and Saturday nights for
the Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
THE Rivals" Sheridans satirical COM
edy and a brilliant picture OF the man
ners Of its times. will be presented
Wednesday and Thursday nights
MILES.
A notable bill of vaudeville. headed
~-by Ebert Hubbard, the sage OF East
aurora, will be given In the Miles
theater next week. Mr.. Hubbard has
never appeared here before as a vaude-
Vile star. Fra Elbertus is variously
known throughout the nation as a poet.
philosopher. author, publisher, teacher
and lecturer. He is chief of the Roy
croft colony In East Aurora " Y.
editor OF The Fra and The Philistine.