The Detroit times., 1914-04-22
THE STAGE

lhedtef, VIII sing LtOnOId IN TUG
Wednesday matinee OF III Trova'
tore While a stranger 10 music
lovers In Detroit. Mile. Hristohy has
made "A sincere success during the
two weeks she has been appearing
here. Wednesday evening and at the
saturday matinee Adelaide Norwood
viii sing Leonora Next week. the
company viii present Waguers 10
hengrin. I'm this engagement two
singers who have made wonderful
success In Europe. viii be- heard.
Gertrude Rennyson who made such
a tremendous impression az BeNreuth
VIII divide honors as Elsa With AIDE
laide Norwood. who has sung the role
"a Munich, the second musical cen
ter OF all Europe The supporting
principals will include Henri Barron,
Arthur Deane louise l.e Baron Mar
guerite Crawford. Alexander Bevan
and Wi!mot Goodwin sunday night,
the final performance OF ~ FroNa-
tore viii be given
In the Avenue theatrr next week
the Permanent Players will be seen
In the most popular of Hal Reid
melodramas, AT Cripple Greek The
big scene OF AT Cripple Greek, rep
resents the descent OF two miners
down the deep dark shaft OF The Last
Dollar" mine and the efforts OF the.
villain 20 blow up the mine In this
production Gladys Kremer win have
the role Of little Tatto a vail
company that always makes good
is Max Spiegel.s The College Wid-
ows," underlined as next weeks at
traction in the Gayety theater Abe
Reynolds, a comedian who is known
10 every regular patron Of burlesque
as one of the best OF entertainers, is
featured in the leading comedy role.
Dolly Morrissey is the fair college
widow There is a chorus said TO be
distinguished for youth. beauty and
agility. and the scenic investure and
costnming are all that could De de
sired There will be the usual mum
Der OF musical numbers and quite a
few speCialties are introduced
A special matinee for school chill
dren Will be given in the broadway
.J'..ss,>a-, saturday AFTERNOON for the
IKE Yn the Philippines pictures.
The pictures. and interesting lecture.
accompanying them haye,, attracted
large audiences to the Broadway this
week Thursday. a complete pew set
OF pictures will be shown All OF the
pictures We're taken by a L.. 5. gov
eminent photographer under the di-
rection OF Dean c. Worcester. OF the
University OF Michigan, who was sec
rotary for the interior. in the islands
for so many years. Next week, Joan
Of Arc, will be shown.
AS an added attraction with the
Rector Girls in the Cadillac tie
alter next week, Manager Sam Levey
will present Choceeta oriental dane
err whose act is staged with special
scenery and electrical effects Leo
Stevens, comedian who is favor.
ably known TO local patrons OF bur.
lesque, is the. chief funmaker. while
Lydia Jospy, leads the feminine con
tingent The company Will present
two musical burlesque, entitled "Oh,
You Married Men" and Seeing the
Tenderloin' The company includes
Helen Jessie Moore, Stella Gilmore,
Pauline Russell. Charles NJ Baker,
Bessie Morris, Henry Tyler and Harry
Garland
Mcintyre and Heath will be the at.
traction III the Garrfck theater ait
next week, commencing Monday even
ing. in John Cort's elaborate revival
OF George V. Hobart and Jean
SchWartzs highly successful must.
10
assertion that James Mcintyre is to-
day one or the best known entertain
ers of the American stage, would
probably meet with chorus of in.
quiry as TO whom Mr.. Mcintyre might
be. The Inquiries would include many
who keep themselves well-informed
on matters theatrical But the add
ed assertion that Thomas Kurton
Heath belongs in exactly the same
category, and the familiar association
OF names. brings a nod OF recognition
from the reader and smile in re-
membrane Of Mcintyre and Heath.
beginning under the white circus
tents about 40 years ago. Mcintyre
and Heath have passed successfully
through circus-variety-music
comedy-vaudeville and into musical
comedy. and the echo OF mirth has
always resounded behind them as
they passed on.
Lovers OF horses viii find much 10
admire and wonder at In Capt. Sigs-
bee" the remarkable equine perform
er presented by w. A. Sigsbee. in the
Miles theater this week. The cap,
tatn's" work Is nothing short OF mar
vicious and seems TO call for actual
thinking power on the part OF the
animal For instance, the horse will
20 10 cash register and make
change, removing the coins with his
tongue and bringing the exact amount
called for. to his master He plays
SUanee River" on set OF chimes,
and plays so well that the house or.
chestra * able To follow with an ac-
compartment Some OF his work Is