The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-30
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lowed Mr. Monroe on the bill in the
Haymarket theater in his Aunt Bird
get" role. During the engagement OF
THE Passing show" next week, mat
ineeA viii be given Wednesday, Fri
day and Saturday afternoons.
Neddermeyer and his band of so
players. will resume the popular sun
day afternoon concerts Ia the Gar,
rick, Sunday, Jan. g. The program
will include Rossini's William Tell; =
an "Adeste Fidelis;" excerpts from
the Brazilian opera, I'll Guarany."
gems from THE Prima Donna and
1.-The Beautiful Blue Danube" waltz.
Mr.. Neddermeyer will be heard in VIC
lin solos. and Max Smith in trombone
solos.
Even a nut" Coincidence may have
her hobbies, and Alice Hanson, the
laugh girl" on the Miles bill this
week. has a most peculiar one. II Is
nothing more nor less than a penchant
for being god-mother To new babies.
II dote on it," says Miss Hanson. Il
have stood up with children OF all
nationalities In all kinds OF churches,
and | am god-mother TO not less than
% children scattered all over the
United States from. Maine TO Cali
fornia. So, il there is anyone in De
troit looking for 'nutty' godmother
for their babies, just send them TO
me" Miss Hanson Is billed on the
program as appearing with a com
pany" The company" consists OF a
funny little dwarf who answers 10 the
name OF Ignatz. and whose appearance
is always signal for gale OF laugh
ter
The Stewart sisters and escorts in
carnival OF pantomimic dancing. Is
announced as the headline attraction,
in the Miles theater, next week. Dave
Nowlin and Gertie ST. Clair, popular
favorites, will have second place with
original oddities in comedy and song,
not the least amusing or which are
Nowlin's limitations OF barn-yard
noises set 10 music. Other acts will
be; Miller, Moore and Gardner. high
class instrumentalists, comedians and
singers: Karl and his one-string cigar
box fiddle: Through the Skylight," a
college playlet; Montrose and Sydell
in bicycle and acrobatic novelty, and
the photo-comedies.
"The Misleading Lady" one OF the
clever and successful comedies or last
season on Broadway, will be present
ed I'm the Detroit opera house. next
week. with Lewis s. Stone In the prin-
cipal male char lcter The Mislead-
ing Lady" was written by Charles
Goddard and Paul Dickey. who col
Elaborated on The Ghost Breaker"
and Is the story of the resentment
OF a man toward a girl who. after
she uses every feminine vile and
artifice 10 get him TO propose TO her,
tries 10 throw him over on the plea
that she didn't mean it," She finds
to her humiliation and sorrow that
II she didn't mean II, he did. or
course the two finally find real ro-
nance in their tangled affairs,
Two performances daily is the new
schedule TO be adopted in the Orphe-
urn theater next week, the perform
ances TO begin at 2:l5 and Sis
o'clock The headliners for next
week include the Pollard opera COM
pany. and the Great Lester. ventrilo-
Quist. Other acts include the original
William Morsini troupe; j. Roger
West and Ida Van Sicklan, in a musi-
cal spectacle, The Rose Arbor;
Paris Green. with some fresh songs
and Jokes; Weber and Wilson. offer
ing the newest society dances; Car
men and White unique whistlers;
Holman brothers. comedy bar per
formers and current news events. and
war pictures via the Orpheograph. In