The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-02

Girls OF the Moulin Rouge" with
twoact musical travesty. "Follies
OF New York and Paris" will be Of
cred In the Gayety thsater next week.
The cast Is headed by Harry Woods.
comedian who has achieved a repu-
tatton In Jewish characters and is
supported by Henry p. Nelson.
MabeIe Morgan. Primrose Seaton.
who dances cleverly; Ethel Marmott.
Arthur Conrad. Jimmy Connors. and
half dozen others. An exceedingly
active and pretty chorus il featured.
two dozen girls having been selected
to participate In the 10 musical mum
bers which embellish the comedy. The
plot concerns New York heiress.
who desires to we'd man with a
title. She falls into the hands OF a
pair OF sharpers and the scenes are
placed In London. New York and
Paris. which they visit to find VIC
tim. The costuming win be particu-
larly gorgeous.
Continuing its new policy of con-
tinuous matinees from 1880 to 1850
O'Clock daily, as well as two evening
performances, the Orpheum next
week will offer seven vaudeville acts
In which laughs are the principal In
gredients Happy Jack Gardner Will
present his original skit, "A Close
Call" that pictures the life of the
vaudeville performer on the stage.
Savoy and Brennan offer another hui
morous bit OF repartee called The
Show Girl and the Johnnie" while
Wright and Davis will supply more
humor. A new pianologue and song
number will be furnished by Gertrude
Van Dyke and brother, and the
Standard brothers In "A Study In
Strength" and the Guy Baldwin trio.
slack wire performers, viii distribute
thrills. In addition to the war pic
lures there will be comedy and Ora.
matte films, Defiance OF the Law
and THE Barefoot Boy" the latter
pictorial representation OF WHIT
tiers poem. being scheduled
LYMAN II. Howe's travel fesuvai
will come to the Garrick, Sunday
night Dec. 6. for a single perform
ance. The new program has Its In
tense moments such as are impaired
by q ride on q runaway tram, Wnicn
In itself il exciting enough, put tue
thrills are intensified and made more
thrilling by means OF those reahsuc
Effects" which always distinguish
Howe's exhibition from all others.
Then also there are some spectacular
moments experienced during trlp
down into the crater Of Vesuvius--to
the very edge OF the vast cauldron OF
boiling lava. Some Of the mysteries
OF natures handiwork are revealed In
a series showing the growth or plants
and the development OF flowers from
bud TO blossom. The manifestations
OF science and chemistry are also
shown In a Aim depicting the electro
lysis of metals and the fantastic for
nations created by the process. Real
travel experiences are provided by q
trip TO ever-enchanting Venice, while
railroad ride through Greece, bird
studies In the colors OF nature. and
entirely new animated cartoons are
some OF the other features.
The next attraction In the Cadillac
theater will be The Broadway Girls,
headed by Hazel Crosby and Al. X.
Hall. Two breezy burlesQues, A
Day" and "A Night" will be present
ed. singing and dancing numbers be-
ing interpoiated. Other principals In
the cast are Nat Baker, Joe Morris,
Harry O'Neal, Florence Campbell, ana
Ada Lum. In the olio vaudeville spe-
cialties will be offered by "Savo," the
Jumping jugsler; Morris and Camp
bell. in a skit. called Nearly q Sol
der" and Hazel Crosby, in popular
songs.