The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-11
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oARRIck.
- audience In the Garrick. Mon
night. threw aside all trials oil
|In<tons and greeted over Night
bursts Of laughter and merri
~ This bright and amusing com
written by Philip Bartholomew
II Eroat contrast TO the neayy dra
- piece Of last week.
I1ys OF the lighter vein seem to
- summer audience the most
20 "Over Night brought much
- and gayety from the audience
No comedy deals with the wed
Journey of two bridal couples.
DfIrst scene Is IN a Hudson river
But fate did not intend the
~ couples to spend their honey
- together, so the suffragette wife
~ meek man is left ashore with
aggressive and dictatorial hus-
~ OF the baby-wife. The two left
board--the mild man and the baby
experience a series of shocks,
u they are, Of course, obliged to
~ as man and wife,. The things
ne happen "Oyer Night" and the
VI matters are finally settled carry
y piece to sprightly close.
The prominent characters, Mr.. and
IRA. Percy Darling are impersonated
~ Corliss Giles and Miss Bonstelle,
thile the other couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
1chard Kettle, are splendidly acted
a Robert Adams and Miss Roxanne
nnsing. Caroline Patchen and her
&tece are represented by Misses Leon
&rd Won Ottinger and Kathleen Co
0oGys, respectively Prof Diggs, by
Lynn Pratt; Mrs. 8. Rutherford
CIeveland, by Miss Seris Loring. A
&otel clerk is cleverly portrayed by
Dkuart walker, and AL River by Ray
hond Bloomer, Harry MacFayden.
William Pringle and Manaon Marble
|cpresent the necessary purser, stew
Hfd and porter The miscellaneous
nssengers on the boat are acted by
&ffhur Allen, Vincent Bernard, David
larble and Martin Hoffman: Doro-
hoa Farnham, Margaret Chidsey and
Iena Burns.
+ n you wish to be amused and thor
0ghly enjoy clean. wholesome. jol-
comedy, stay "Oyer Night" with
10 BOnstelle company In the Garrick
put In an afternoon with them
lneoday. Thursday or Saturday.
TEMPLE.
Naclyn Arbuckle, of Nobody Loves
*E1t Man. fame. who just tells sto-
~ In an inimitably droll manner,
>ETied on headline honors with
onty to spare In the Temple, yes
day.
. 10 begin with, Arbuckle is just the
~ OF tat man who bellies the state
mt Of the author which he used to
We To quote In "The Roundup"
11ed to that, he is able to convey
idea with a single gesture or
Eiaf contortion, and Is possessed OF
fund OF stories which cannot be
item In the wide. wide world. Ar
ckle's engagement In the Temple
the direct outgrowth Of his trip
81 the Board OF Commerce on the
0ual cruise this summer. His sto-
y on that occasion have been told
n retoId 90 often that there has
ma constant demand for mothers,
Re5 and sweethearts of the cruisers
" chance to see and hear that
my man. and. consequently. Ar
Nile was persuaded to leave his
1xner home for just one week with
friends In Detroit.
Albert Won Tilzer, popular song
1for, and Dorothy Nord took their
zorD back about four years to q
10 when Take Ne Out TO the Ball
Ne" Teasing" and Honey Boy"
- - much the rage as Hes q
r1I II ut present. The audience
Gpntly liked the trip back into the
and distant song-past. for Albert
Dorothy were given great re-
he unsuspectlng public has been
I'D time and again by chappies
ing themselves as ''xylophone ar
and Las come to accept such
y - sort Of necessary affiiction
make the rest OF the show seem
~ IN comparison. No SO with Fred
aine. however. Paine IL q real
ut IN his line, and he kept his
tonce with him all the way.
lprence Lorraine and Edgar Dud.
present an amusing sketch enti-
The Way to a Mans Heart"
u exactly what the title has to do
y the sketch 10 hard to determine.
0Ioy's attempts at housekeeping
- absurd that the act is given
ousing good hand.
1olen HenschelM Morris, Detroit's
"a young pianist, made her first
pt1c appearance In the Temple,
1Qay, Miss Morris was enthusiast
11Iy received. Her rendition of the
9xtet' from Lucia was particularly
~ and, In touch and tone quality,
eoied the mastery OF the genuine
Qoorge Jones and Harry Sylvester
ne lost none OF their fat or vocal
nv, and In their sketch, "The Two
umers." got q lot of laughs out of
name OF Q town and treatise on
ln3 and then closed In perfect
1W@nd Of applause by singing
- 4l9tinctly minstrelly ballads.
- Alexander brothers, ball bounc-
- some really difilcult stunts IN
149r far above the average.
y Ben Hamsd's nine Arabs do
pyramid building and other &C
- stunts IN . manner calculated
eeke ones breath away Their
80 = little short Of dazzling.
Good hooreoscope pictures close
MILES.
Two especially enjoyable treats are
80 Miles patrons this week In
- Dining Car Minstrels," by How
ana Fields and o concert upon
harp and eaxauhona NV tba- i,ia |
ND . Beatrice Co, the diamond I