The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29

rcquirtmeut that he marry, the
naughuAtr woman In the world, are
features ot the Dope's dream lhen
there Is salvation Nell who pretends
10 be the naushtiest woman because
She Is In love with Dope Ina addi-
tion 20 This burlesQu. the Beman
show viii include us annual feature,
The Passing Review, and one-act
hurIes4ue ON the war drama, SAcndn-
doah. The company includes Ion
Hascau. Jim Tenhrooke Vincent
MACK Wiun Douglas, Jean Irwin,
Amcty Pynes, Laura Hayden and Cor
mne Ford
1.-THE Dummy detective play
which has run for SIX months In New
York. viii Dee presented in Detroit
early la me fall IL Is one OF those
plays which rroye their success with
ONT The appeal of a love story
Creased LIGHTNING" describes The
ride enjoyed by those who visit the
Derby Racer near the Belle Isle
bridge approach ON parallel tracks
two trains OF cars roll from side 70
side rush AROUND curves and over
high bridges, speeding agalnst each
other from start tu luisA While the
competing passengers cheer as arst
one and then the other torges anea-l
The fact that the grades are 80 laid
out that the cars are bound % nish
ST. the same instant doesn't serve 10
lessen the enthusiasm aroused
FL a a.. n
kellerman film production 'Nep.
tunes Daughter" I'm the Detroit
OPERA house has ceased 90 be mat.
ten OF surprise III has been aunOunc-
fed for next week again making clev-
eu weeks in all, bur the Detroit opera
house is planning IFS regular dram
attic season, and before thar opens
i'Neptuue's Daughter must leave. II
is now being booked for a tour OF the
state of Michigan,
+ VI Newman American travelled
lturer who gave q course OF lectures
in the Detroit opera house last year,
has obtained from q pilgrim TO Nice
ca some rare photographs OF the Mo
Ihammedan festival in tile sacred city.
1 They Will De shown during his lee
lures on the Holy Land next season.
a conference OF the booking man.
ayers OF New York and the most
prominent local managers on musical
attractions was held al the Hotel Nc
Alpiu New York, last week james
f. Deyoe, OF Detroit was present and
concluded Arrangements for the local
musical season In addition 10 pre-
senting the Philharmonic course art
lists, locally he viii also present
many OF them in nearby cities Nine
Anna Paylowa and the Russian Ballet
VIII appear under Mr. DEVICES man
agement IN Michigan ana Ohio ter
ritory. The first attraction of the
local season will be Nine Emma
Destin, the great Bohemian soprano,
and Dinnh Gilly. the Ara bian bari
tone, both artists are among the stars
of the Metropolitan opera Co.
Eddie Foyer who isn't bit like
Eddie Foy. and who calls himself
Eddie Foyer because that's the name
his father gave him. is renewing old
aCquaintances in the Miles this week
and making many new ones. Eddie
has Way Of winning his audience
by Kidding the acts that have gone
before Then II is easy sailing for
him to finish strong" with his reci-
tatons, The Shooting OF Dan Nc
Grue' and Kiplings "Gunga Din"
The latter is always in demand. Ed
die is a Cleveland boy He spent
several years in the navy. THRICE
circled the globe, served in the span
ish-American war was a henchman
for the late Tom f. Johnson in Cleve-
land and has been in the theatrical
game, off and on, since he was eight
years old He is very clever en-
tertainer Next weeks bill at the
Miles will feature the Russian Eagle
troupe Of Russian singers and dane
ers and Copley. Mcbride and Mar.
lowe, in big minstrel novelty. An
old fayorite viii be on the job in E.d.
Gray. the tall tale-teiler