The Detroit times., 1914-11-05
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THE Frolic OF 1914" will be the
Folly theater Offering next week.
The company includes the La Yieta
sisters. Montgomery and Healy, Sam
Wright. John De Wese. Gussie White
and the special dancing team OF Emil
August and Simone de Beryl
The Social Maids" headed by
George Stone and Eta Pillard, win
occupy the boards OF the Gayety thea
sdy called Busy Little Cupid" win be
presented. The company includes
silly Baker. Billy Foster. Jack PHI
ard, Marty Seamon, Jessie Hiatt, and
tie four Haley sisters.
ISABEL PATRICIA, one Of the latest
ooruits to the vaudeville stage. win
Aeadline the Orpheum bill next week.
p sesenting q medley OF violin selec-
ions, songs and eccentric comedy.
.atricola 10 described as the cleverest
oman entertainer on the stage. She
sill offer three distinct programs dur
.ng her Detroit engagement The re-
mainder OF the bill includes Aliens
cheyenne ministers, who will produce
4 novelty, "A Cowboys Life AZ Twi-
light" Nat Lefhngwell and Marion
Gale. In q new comedy. The Sleep
Walker" the RAINBOW trio. Euro
pean eccentrics. LaRose and O'Brien.
"A little bit OF everything In song"
Jack Boyce. In baseball monologue.
After the Wedding" and new war
pictures on the Orpheograph.
The Factory GIRL" now drawing
interested audiences to the Avenue
theater. will be succeeded. Sunday
afternoon, by revival Of East
Lynne" Corinne Cantwell will play
Lady Isabel and the other parts In
the play will be taken by the mem
bers OF the Avenue permanent play
ers, who appeared In the same roles
when East Lynne was revived In
the Avenue, last season.
American and foreign vaudeville
stars will compete for popularity on
the Temple program next week. Top
ping the bill will be Arthur Prince, q
noted London entertainer. who is
making his first appearance in De-
troit. Mr.. Prince is said to be SUI
preme master Of the art OF ventrilo-
quism. Dressed as q British naval
oficer, with his dummy CARRIED AZ =
midshipman, Prince Is said to offer
some OF the most entertaining mate
rial ever presented by ventriloquist.
The marvellous Manchurians, allround
athletes, will come second on this
bill. and other numbers will be:
James Diamond and Sibyl Brennan,
in their 1915 edition OF ''Niftynon-
sense" Cecile Weston and Louise
Leon, The personality girls" Julia
Nash and players, in "What Molly
Knew" the Ave Sullys: the three
Tyres; Vivian Ford and Harry Hew-
lit, and the Microscope.
Cecilia Wright, who is appearing In
the Temple theater this week, is the
proud possessor OF a letter from Sec
Rotary Of the Navy Josephus Daniels,
heartily thanking her for singing Q
requiem In connection with the u. 3.
8. Maine memorial service held In Ha-
vana. last spring. which letter also
bears across the top. In the personal
chirography Of President Wilson, the
sentence, Il am very glad to endorse
this letter and to extend to Miss
Wright my warmest good wishes"
and across the foot. also In personal
the following from Sec
Rotary of State William Jennings
Bryan: II concur with Secretary
Daniels in the above expression of ap-
probation OF Miss wright's services"
One sentence In the letter as follows.
by this evidence Of your interest.
feel that l may count you, now, as
one OF our navy" has caused Miss
Wright to bill herself as Daughter
of the U. 8. navy"