The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-02


Dl1ity In both historic and vocal ef-
ne are Robert Wilson. George
nd. Vivian Gill, Charles Sanders,
~ Shirk and Chick Buggie.
The plot Is built about the efforts
a OIL magnate TO secure informa-
- - TO the governments plans for
|cxico and her troubles. Papers are
oIou and recovered. sweethearts are
+ q swords points and troubles fol-
IL for everyone but end In sunshine
n laughter and general forgive
- The scenic settings are un-
ally attractive and show the pier
} Old Point Comfort, the gun deck
= battleship md . tropical garden
~ Vera Cruz.
AVENUE.
The Factory Girl" melodrama
~ = thrill . minute, was produced
\ he Avenue theater, Sunday, by
IS Permanent players, and resolved
ospacity audiences with so much
Doc1ation that one woman tainted
two men publicly voiced their
ln1on Of the Villains actions In one
~ perflous scenes In the play.
1 Indicated In the. title. the story
D1acod In the environment of q
- fnctory. with the romantic at
ment OF the son OF the owner for
oor but beautiful young girl en-
I'D IN the factory. as the central
-. and the jealousy OF the fore
IN Of the factory OF the girl.
30 q . bad elder son Of the fac
owner who plots his brothers
nEn1l.. and altogether there II q
g deal Of viflainy and q trcmen-
y nmount OF virtuous innocence all
~ together In the play.
nth Amos, - q tired little fac
4irl. made q hit with the audi
~ - did Corinne Cantwell az the
with whom Roy walling. the
>1cry owners good SON. was In love.
oETRoiT OPERA HOUSE.
1nrge audience heard the New
travel talk on the Holy Land In
Detroit opera house, Sunday
The subject gained added In
II from the probable inclusion OF
oocred territory In the war zone,
+ ~ result Of the declaration or a
N wra" by the sultan OF Turkey.
Views which illustrated the lee.
we're unusually fne, those OF the
IL Of the Holy Sepulcher and
Mosque OF Omar IN Jerusalem be-
pnrticulariy notable.
- lecturer prophesied that
ool ~ Christian In the remote
1cts Of Palestine will escape alive
20 event Of holy war by Islam,
BROADWAY.
o1QdrAma Of the good old-fashion-
>Ype, "The James Boys In Mis-
was presented In the Broad
theater, Sunday afternoon and
lng. to audiences that wildly APP
Nod the hero and Kissed the vii
With Just the same vigor.
~ Roseleigh had the role or
~ James. and John Castleton that
10 Ford. who received the reward
10 capture Of the bandit. Anna
- plays Jenny Summers and j.
- Kett has the role Of Frank
- with whim he has q personal
1lntance. The rest OF the Broad
players are cast In roles to suit
q special talents.
- story Of the play places the
- boys In the most favorable
a note Of pathos is introduced
1ho scene where the outlaws at
Dt to force from Mrs. Samuels and
+ Damuels. foster-mother and father
( re James boys. to reveal the hid
I place OF their money.
IAo scenic effects are elaborate.
oAYETY.
I'M Lewis and Sam Dody dish out
hours Of "phun. phast and phur-
@~ - the headlincrs OF the mil
! Dollar Dolls" rousing good
Dony. 1T the Gayety this week.
lite Nelson, q Detroit lad, also
ooo with several songs In which
lows real ability, far and away
~ Of the usual variety.
noy Wynn, tramp and Egyptian
ntate, also pleased.
= show. which In supposed TO de-
world-round hunt for million
- doll, 10 full OF good music and
Dual surprises. q
- chorus, In addition TO being
~, - quite active and adds ma
n 2 the success q the pr0duo-
orence Talbot, Florence Belmont
Marcelle Cheri are splendid sing
FOLLY.
|c6y w. Craig. a. Ludwig Sour
-, the janitor, carried away all
1ooors for the Tambria Girls
NY 1t the Folly this week. As
6ocentric commedian Craig Is
y" A more ways than one.
to(hy Blodgett as Bessie Fair
~ also scored hit In the OPEN
1ny1et. THAT Funny Janitor."
> nnale the company presented
Ictta entitled, From Broadway
I1ntic City" Craig also starred
~ production. keeping his audi
u ; gale Of laughter.
coutont with his other work,
dfd = number with gropho-
IS a the olio which provoked
orous laughter. Lewis and
~, - pair of rubes. put over
oxcelIent comedy, and Henry
and Flo Julene appeared TO
l1eir audience more than q 1T
CADILLAC.
II French Models" is the best
~ show that has appeared at
11lllnc theafer for several
George n. ward. the German
40 a( times impersonates a
= : nr.t-elass come