The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26
THE STAGE

M0Ole Cameron anu Albu DoSitts
the clever players In The Groom For
got" In the Miles this week. are both
from the legitimate and are now max
ing their first venture into vaudeville.
Miss Cameron has appeared under
the management OF the shuberts In
several Of their big productions. She
was featured In "The Gamblers"
played one OF the lading roles In the
original company Of "The Three OF
Us" She was q member OF the first
company to produce MRS. Temples
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stock purposes. In stock Miss Gamer
on has appeared with "The Friend
Players" In Milwaukee and the Baker
stock comapny In Portland. Ore. Mr..
Dewitt was featured throughout the
country with "Chariey's Aunt" the
sensational farce comedy success of q
decade ago, and proved a huge sue
cess In this. During the last few
years he has played leads In stock
companies throughout the east and
for three successive years was lead
ing man with the Gotham stock COM
pany inBrooklyn.
Pretty girls and many Of them are
promised when Rose Sydell brings
her London Bellies. to the Gayety
theater soon. Miss Sydell this year
offers a new two act musical farce
aThe Rising Son" featuring Johnnie
Weber and VIII Nell Lavender.
"The Dainty Maids" will be the
attraction In the Cadillac thearter,
next week beginning with the perfor-
nance Sunday afternoon. As an add.
ed feature Mile. De Leon, THE girl In
Blue" will offer unique dancing
sepcialty, staged with special cos
tunes, scenic and electrical effects.
The company will present two breezy
musical burlesques called Fun at q
railroad station" tand "A night a
Monte Carlo" The company includes
Jim Bennett. Jim McCabe. Arthur
Laning. Dollie Webb, Nan Dale and
the Progressive quartet.
"The Little Loswt Sister," describ-
ed by It's press agent as "a dramati-
zation Of the vice market OF Chicago
will be seen In the Lyceum theater
next week. The play was made from
the book OF the same name written by
Virginia Brooks. the young girl who
CLEANED up" the vice district OF West
Hammond, Ind. The Little Lost
Sister" was seen In Detroit last sea-
son. In the same theater.
The Bonstelle comapny will pre-
sent two plays broadway Jones,
and 1.-THE Piper" next week. In the
Garrick theater, for the closing week
Of the highly successful summer
stock engagement. broadway Jones'
will be the offering for the first half
OF the week and "The Piper" for the
second half. Both plays are known to
local theatersgoers and will doubtless
fill the theater to overlooking at every
performance. "The Little Minister
which is the current Offering Is at
tracing large audiences that seem
delighted with the play and players.
There Is no diminuition OF interest
in the fairy spectacle "Neptune's
Daughter" in the Detroit opera house
This remarkable and charming-to-
look-at picture-play. with the famous
swimmer and diver. Annette Keller
man. as the central figure. has at
tracted about $4,000 people to see II
during the summer run. In the Det-
roit opera house. The story OF "Nep-
tunes Daughter" Is pretty one with
romance and thrills judiciausly mixed
and throughout the two and one half
hours OF It's action, Miss Kellerman Is
seen to advantage in her aquatic ac-
complishments and as clever ac-
tress and pantomimist.
One OF the last Americans to leave
Berlin after war was declared and the
business OF getting foreigners out OF
the country was being rushed. was y.
VI. Newman. the travellecturer. who
is well-known In Detroit. through
frequent appearances here. Mr.. New
man was comnelled 10 leave Berlin
without his camera films and travel
notes and arrived In London minus
even his personal luggage Mr.. New
man had been In Berlin several