The Detroit times., 1914-06-03

as Nesta Tilley5 narry lie Van, as
Herman Timbere Irene Mcara, as
Bessie Clifford and John and Pauline
Alexy as Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cas-.
tie, the famous dancers. The second
part is called "A Trip Through In
dia" and Is an oriental extravaganza.
deliberately mounted with special
scenery and costumes. The Aloha
Twins, sensational Hawaiian dancers
who were features OF last weeks oil
have been re-engaged.
Annette Kellerman's thrilling pic
torial production, "Neptune's Dauga-
ter" which has been attracting
crowded houses TO the Detroit opera
house for the last week and a half,
will temporarily close its engagement
here Wednesday evening. TO make
way for the Animal Welfare league
amateur performances the last half
of the week So great has been the
impression created by "Neptune's
Daughter" and so many people have
been unable to gain aomittance at
many OF the performances, that ar
rangements have been made for the
attraction 10 return Sunday afternoon,
June Z, for final weeks engagement.
More thar $4,000 people have seen
Miss Kellerman in the wonderful
mermaid spectacle during the ten
days stay in Detroit, and everyone
has pronounced it the last word in
moving picture art.
The merit OF Lyman II. Howes
travel festival which will be present
ed at the Garrick theater next week,
beginning with the Sunday matinee,
is so we'll established that IL is not
much TO say that only by means of
1t can the great majority, who cannot
afford the time and expense of travel,
realize the pleasures and reap the
advantages that are TO be derived
from visits TO foreign climes where
activities, industries. etc, differ SO
widely from ours. The new program
represents more than ever the com
bined efforts OF Mr.. Howe's staff of
photographers who are necessarily
roaming up and down this old world
OF ours in order TO cinematograph
whatever incites interest, wonder and
amusement Their vocation is as
strange as IL is modern 1t requires
rare judgment, steady nerve in mo-
ments OF danger and a fine sense of
discrimination. II is fully as import
ant for them TO determine what not
TO cinematograph as IL is what t9
photograph. And, In distinguishing
the ordinary from the extraordinary
! Howe's photographers are governed
not by their own tastes, likes and dis
likes, personal bias or prejudice, but
are influenced by sure knowl
edge OF what is OF real vital inter
est to public at large.
The final production of the
Vaughan CHASER company in the Ly-
ceum for the present season will be
made next week in Dorothy Vernon
OF Haddon Hail." a dramatizattOn OF
the novel OF the same name by
Charles Major The stage has been
furnished with few better love tales
than the strange wooing OF Sir John
Manners and Dorothy Vernon, a
courtship full OF thrills and one which
is historically correct. Dorothy Yer
non" In the past has proven one OF
the most delightful productions OF
the Chaser company and while 1t has
been presented here by this organi-
Zation there is no room for doubt
as TO it's present popularity, fact
attested by the numerous letters
which have been received requesting
a presentation of the play. The role
OF the madcap and mischievous Dor
othy will be taken by Fay Courtney,
while Mr.. Chaser will be seen as the
ardent wooer, Sir John Manners.
Other important roles will present
Isabelle Sherman as Mary, queen OF
Scots; Constance Kenyon, as Queen
Elizabeth; Harrison Stedman, as Sir
George Vernon, and Ainsworth Ar
mold, as Sir Malcolm Vernon.