The Detroit times., 1914-10-01

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feature OF the bill viii be Edwin ste
vens, the celebrated actor and comic
opera favorite. last seen In Detroit as
the sheriff in Robin Hood. Aided
by Tina Marshall. Mr.. Stevens viii Of
fer a new character musical review
entitled Two Old Men and the
Devil" written by Junie Mccree. Jo-
sephine Davis and Billy Geller, Mo-
META ave In musical act. Ed Nor
ton In songs and chatter. Bertha
Creighton and company In "Our Hus-
band" Brothers Kremka In an ath-
letic novelty. Howard and Syman In a
dance review. and the movies via the
Mooreoscope. are, other features OF
the program.
Love In q Sanitarilm," Is the
title of the oneact musical
comedy which will hold the place OF
honor on next weeks bill In the Miles
theater. IL 10 Basky.s Trained
Nurses" under new name, and is
now presented by George W. Callahan.
who played the doctor In the original
cast. There are IL persons In the
production, with Dudley Douglas and
ona Hamilton as the patient and the
new nurse. For the little folk the
management has booked Howard's o
animals. troupe OF tango-dancing
bears and dogs, and one OF the best
known acts OF Its kind In vaudeville.
Joe Kelcey, fat and jovtal, will sing
his own songs. Other attractions an
nounced are: Purcella brothers.. the
Jimmy Valentine twins" In songs
and dances: the Rose troupe. late OF
the Barnum q Bailey circus. In their
acrobatic novelty. The Rising Gener-
ation,' and the photo-comedies.
An important revival OF isis Hop
kins," with Rose Melville In her orig
inal role Of Sis. 10 announced for the
Iyceum next week. This good old
play is prime favorite with. theater-
goers. II has been given. q 6ne east
of players and new scenic investiturs
for this season. and is. proving az pop
"The Parish Priest" win be the bill
In the Broadway theater next week,
III. NJ Holden win interpret the title
role and the entire strength of the
Holden players will be necessary for
the cast. The Parish Priest" was
written by ]. l. Hart. q lawyer and
former newspaperman, Of Binghamton,
N Y. The play was presented by
Daniel Sully for many years, and
him fame and fortune.
Parted On Her Bridal Tour" q
OF O Well-known Laura
Jean Libby romance, win be present
ed next week. In the Avenue theater,
by the Avenue Permanent players.
May Do Sousa win head the COM
pany to present The Queen OF the
M0vfes. In the Detroit opera house,
the week OF Oct. II. Miss De Sousa
win De ptelgxurfy remembered Tor ner
charming singing and sprightly pres-
ence In Donald Brian's support In
The Marriass Market,s last season,
Monday evening, Oct S, In the Gar
rick theatef. Detroit n to have Its
secohd opportunity lot seeing what
many New York critics declared to
be the best comedy seen ID that city
IN years. Too Many Cooks. was
written by Frank Craven. who achiey,
cd fame a Jimmy Csilley n bought
and Paid For" It keeps an audience
IN roars Of laughter. and has to its
credit . real story, novel and anus
ing The fact that Il win be- given
here with the original cnst and pro-
duction adds to the Importance OF the
return engagement. 4 Mr.. Craven and
his company have Just concluded q
run of one rear In the Thirty-nlnth-st.
theater, New York. TOO Many
Cooks had its premiere in Detroit In
the Garrick.
The Tango Girls" win be the At
traction In the Cadillac theater next
week This company n headed by
0ladys Sears. who In q big favorite
with Cadillac patrons. The company
includes Lucia Arnold, George w. MIL
Collins, NJ. w. Woodringer and Jen-
ME Delmar The burlettas mile. Le-
more" and Casey IN Society" win Of
fer enjoyable singinz and dancing and
comedy features. The olio section
consists OF diversified vaudeville acts.
Including Alien and Arnold. singers
and dancers: Milton and Delmar In
q skit, Uncle Cy's VISIT" Gladys
Sears, character ccmedienne, and
Collins and Sam Hawley.
'sthe Beau Brummels Of terpsichore." |"
Oct 3. the worlds series
games. play by play. WIN be
shown. NJ Vi
"Rossetti was friend Of my faith.
er's." said Forbes-R s-Robertson, the emil
nent English actor now in the Gar.
rick theater, speaking Of his early
days a. painter, and IL was he
who encouraged my family TO let me
take up paining. II was on HIS recon-
that worked three years
at the Royal Academy OF Arts. Ros-
setti was. o rather alarming man
simply gorgeous looking. His eye
sockets were put in with ~ dirty
finger. 10 to speak. but you could al
most see the light behind those eyes
which beamed out from . head like
the head Of Shakespeare m the bust
at Stratford. He was rather thick set
and spoke iaboriously. remember
asking him once how he managed to
get 30 many beautiful models for HIS
pictures. II IT'S wet day he re-
plied stand at the window and
watch the people pass. When see
a beautiful thing I rush out and say