The Detroit times., 1914-10-19

S9n OF the Interiors Of famous
noleo were received with much ap-
80 By the audience--and some Of
most entertaining pictures were
@or>l scenes from the Sheppard IA
one hotel. The pictures were GER
1nly we'll worth seeing. Next Sun
y, Mr.. Newman's lecture VIII be on
- Holy Land.
IYcEUM.
"a show of unusual merit both in
~ and cast, entertained Sunday
1ienoes in the Lyceum under the
~ Help wanted and thereby gave
1lroit q chance TO see play that
~ nat completed 10 months In New
mi and Chicago.
< The play Is from the pen Of Jack
~. Chicago reporter. and gives In
cafions that Its author has the d.
- spark that makes playwrtghts
~ The play strikes home.
- condition familiar TO both the
~ and women Of the business world
used as Its theme, the relation OF
- pretty photographer and her veal
~ and loose-moraled boss" In the
rcoum Offering, Gertrude Meyer, dis
|netfngly pretty and frightfully In
npe&nt, product Of q rush 'em
<1oueh" business college. secures q
r1tion Ia the once Of Jerrold Scott.
h, elderly, keen and susceptible to
n1<hful charms to an extent that
~ III for innocence The usual
<ocodure goes through, the invitation
/. la nh hn
4 interest,"" the kindly gift" the
01sn unmasking Of the wolf and Its
nand for prey.
( happily ali ends wen. and the SON
he ~bossv escorts trustful Ger
80 % the altar while the ancient
- declares that hereafter his
Sches win be taken with his lawyer
no q not beautiful but IL safe.
<H1eh praise Is due the cast as q
~. and 70 every individual for
onrcut. convincing portrayal OF the
IOus roles Lynn Pratt, as the bus
W nan whose weakness Is pretty
noGB,s gives q finished characteri-
Nm that continues him I'm the favor
{hoee who remember his work with
o Bonstelle company. Miss Ida 81.
~ does Gertrude with q pretty
Coo1 and q careful portrayal OF
-. while Dorothy Walters, as the
German mother, gives o great bit
character work. Other parts are
we'll taken by n large cast, fnclud-
nj. s. Goldalne. Walter Lewis.
tonce Burnsmore, Elsie Weston.
~ Courtney. Gavin Harris and
- Nevin.
BROADWAY.
oo. hare 20 hand ito use a phrase
&tho Street---to stage director. j.
rd Kett, OF the Famous Holden
I|ors appearing In 'Sapho" In the
HAUay theater this week. for that
1nnt flrSt act with its ballroom
-. and the now celebrated stair
oDisode even surpassed the orig
Q1Ga Nethersole production. Two
16lve audiences greeted this piece
npp1auded the players. for after
= u = remarkable stock production
~ they are offering.
~ stage Director Kett's work Is
only apparent in the beauty of the
mes. but also In the interpreta-
az Alphorse Daudet's story. The
- Well-balanced and the tragic
y story Of Fanny LeGrand Is told
D 8 mastery of every detail. Anna
ID, q the tragic French heroine.
- 3 powerful Interpretation, and
noeceeding moods Of the lovesick
nv are displayed with q fine sense
DEoDortion.
throughout the play. Jack Roselelgh.
= "a fxn 3
p Impress Of sincerity and finish to
characterization. This also APP
~ ooually to the Flamant of Ed
~ Keane, the latest acquisition Of
Holden Players. The Uncle
lire and the Aunt Devonne Of ].
<0 Kett and Bessie Kett. respec-
~. are infused with the proper
<Roois character. Gail Satterlee
piche Russell evoke all the latent
~ from the lines Of Hettema and
no Hettema-country bumpkins-
Doctiyely. John Carleton and Anna
mt portray the tickle Dechelette
trusting Alice Dore with a GER
~ 1deiity to the best traditions OF
~ roles. Caoudal In well inter
~ BY George Lee.
@44<A PAdytIs WHO dCqudlutcu luefu-
4o8 we'll are Il. w. Borman, as
letter: James Bell az the sergeant
police: Master Ravencroft, as
oDh; William Tansy, as Henri;
tnne Mears, as Andre: Ellen Gray,
f1ncine; Kittie Lane, as Henriette,
Nae Aston, Anna Hill and Mile.
1ophine. as the ballet dancers.
<I,orfcfmances will be given nightly
y Instincts Tuesday. Thursday and
kur6ay.
AVENUE.
4 Melodrama OF the superheated type
n oxemplified In "A Working Girls
yEJngs." being presented In the Ave-
- theater this week.
f0f villains there are two. What Is
-, the junior villain, Thomas
~, h q bungling one, and this nee
of1ly annoys the arch-villain.
1rnos Wharton. incidentally, these
- gucceed In rolling up enough mis-
~ TO keep Jack FalIon, the hero:
n1nie Malloy, working girl, the he
-, and Annie Lawrence, whose
vas ruined, on the qui vive all
time.
working Girls Wrongs" Is In
acts. The play is deliberately