The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-22
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when Dreams Come True Is a
musical comedy that is different from
the ordinary run Of such perform
ances. In this Bartholomae.Hein pro-
duction Of sweet songs, catchy music
and graceful dancing, there Is nothing
OF the suggestive or the vulgar which
usually characterixes musical come
dies. Through the whole perform
ance there 10 charm and O sweet
ness that seem to lift one up to
purer conception OF love and ro-
nance. when Dreams Come True"
was presented at the Garrick theater
Monda yevening before an apprecia-
tive audience.
It Is called--see program "ro-
mantle musical comedy OF YOUTH
and well does II merit that. For In
all the musical numbers, and there
are many OF them, is q certain strain
OF hope, OF dreams, Of air castles that
seems to represent as well as can
anything, romance. In all the
dances there 10 the dash and vim
and freedom Of youth, and In and
through II all are these two combined
to create an atmosphere Of love and
Of romance.
The leading attraction Is, of. course,
Joseph Santley, that handsome mas
ter OF the terpsichorean art, who
glides and dips and turns and whirls
and then glides again from curtain
to curtain with freedom and grace
not seen on Detroit stage for many,
many days. Miss Kernel, Miss Ran
dali, and Miss McGibney are his part.
ners In his dances, which include
Triple Trot." "Santley Tango" Cub
list Glide" Chinese Trot," Tango
tits" and Dream Waltz" The aprin-
cipal song OF the evening Is dreamy
waltz, When Dreams Come. True" 8
But there are other things to amuse
in the production. There is the detec
tive, searching for smugglers. with
his inquisitive manner and his "sus-
picious." There 10 the society lady
who tries to smuggle In some pearls,
and there 10 the innocent girl, Kean
Hedges dream girl, who Is made the
unsuspecting accomplice. There Is
the cousin, Matilda, who has "Black
on White" which declares that Kean
Hedges must marry her. There Is the
father and the flance Of Kean, whom
he does not love, and who loves an
other. There Is the ambitious moth
err and the disappointed lover, the
butler, and, OF course, Kean Hedges.
Miss Mckinney Is sweet winsome
Beth, the dream girl OF Kean Hedges.
whom he loves and who loves him.
Miss Randall, as Kean's unloving
fiance, plays her part TO perfection,
and besides displays voice and dane
ing ability that are excellent. Ed
ward Hume was q scream as Her
cules Strong, the great detective. and
indeed the whole cast Is a strong sup
porting one for Joseph Santley.
! One of the most enjoyable parts
was the playing OF Saranoff, Rus
sian immigrant on the violin. He
Mr.. Santley In his lead
ing song number, and scored a re-
markable hit with this and the other
numbers that he played.
when Dreams Come True" will be
at the Garrick all this week.
TEMPLE.
Sam Chip and Mary Marble, OF
'1eming pie fame. ,overshadow every
thing else on the Temple program this
week. Mary's fleming pie" song Is
Just as effective as II was in---well,
we won't tell--when she FIRST sang II,
and Sam is just as captivating a lit
tie wooden-shod Dutchman as he ever
was. Their skitch. The Land OF
Dykes" offers q good vehicle for the
old stun and the scenery is quite elabA
crate. There is touch OF magic In
Il and delightful cleanliness. charac-
teristic of both Sam and Mary, makes
the sketch doubly acceptable TO the
better class OF vaudeville fans"
Johnny. Dooley and Yvette Rugel
run Sam and Mary a close race for
applause honors. Dooley has lot OF
"silly stuff' that gets by just because
Il rs silly. Yvette has deliciously
lifting voice. captivating manner