The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-08

ish Priest" now being presented by
the Famous Holden Players. In the
broadway. 10 coming 10 Detroit this
week 20 see the revival OF his play.
Mr.. Hart 10 q resident OF Binghamton,
N. y. where he follows the profes-
sion OF law. He had his early train
ing In newspaper once. Mr.. Hart
wrote The Parrish Priest" for Dan
Sully who used IL with great success
for many seasons. Next week, In
the Broadway, the Holden Players
viii present the Lost Paradise"
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Can anyone imagine John Philip
Sousa doing turksy trot? He did IL
once. according to his own admission.
when he was on his annual vacation
N North Carolina, where he In inter
ested In q great game preserve, on
which wild fowl are plentiful. One
sharp morning. when the cold was
snappy and biting. Sousa was out
early. trailing flock OF Wild turkeys.
While making point OF woods to
head on the flock. q lot OF unusually
plump birds that we're heading for q
field OF corn-shocks, their feeding
grounds. Sousa broke into q lively run
for q vantage spot when q fellow
sportsman called out: What are You
doing. Sousa ?" Doing q turkey trot,"
called back the bandmaster, without
hating. Sousa and his fine band will
give two concerts In the Detroit opera
house. Sunday afternoon and evening.
Oct. IL.
The song hits In Thomas w. Ryley's
international musical comedy sensa-
ton. "The Queen OF the Movies"
which will be the attraction In the
Detroit opera house beginning Mon
day. Oct. IL. are 90 many and OF such
unquestioned popularity that New
York. Boston and Chicago In q few
days learned to whistle aOh Cecilia
and In the Night" or some OF the
other catchy numbers which overflow
In this bright and breezy production.
The story Is . travesty on the craze
for motion pictures and tells OF the of.
forts OF q young second wife of an old
scientist to attract attention to herself
BY starting . crusade against the mo-
ton picture vice In the name OF her
famous husband. who knows nothing
of his wife's doings- In scene bur-
lesquing the taking Of motion picture
aim. the scientist 10 photographed
with his arms shout an actress known
az the queen Of the movies" Nearly
100 people are employed In the pro-
sentation OF the piece. May De Sousa
viii make her welcome temperance
In this city In the title role. and Frank
Moulin win be seen In his delightful
Interpretation Of Prof. Josias Clutter
buck. the scientist. who Is known as
the inventor Of the ''henless egg"
A comedy drama with an Alaskan
setting and local tradition for its plot,
10 The LuOk Of the Totem" which
Harry Girard and company will offer
In the Orpheum theater next week. In
Alaska the natives worship the totem
pole. believing that II brings them
luck and this Offering affords oppor.
tunity for unique staging and costum-
ing Other sets On the program are
FIGHTS Tyrolian tFoubadours In q
musical spectacle "A Night In the
Alps;" Les Montfords, who have q
European sensational novelty, Char.
mons. Q military hobo" Gibson and
OA0SAkMG0
Great Richards. dancing impersonator.
Motion pictures Of European war
scenes and the half hour orchestral
concerts are also included.
The popular star Of "A Broadway
Honeymoon" and other musical com
edy successes, Emma CArlls. viii head
line the Temple theater program next
week. This mirthful and magnetic
comedienne comes with new musical
and song material. assiGtsd BY Carl
dancer. The Chinese wizard.
Han Ping Chen. win present the world
famous "Pekin mystsries,- . new
Oriental sensation which u being
offered for the frst time N America.
Other numbers include y1anagAn and
Ndvards In their new laughing hit,
sO6 and ON" Leo CarYi1lo 3 popular
mimic; Rae Mleanor Ball, violin solo
1T: LATnsQuita and the Narcantoni
trio: Lew and Mollio Hunting OF the
-Four Huntinss: Rice, 6u1IY z Scott.
and me 1Gooreascope movies.
"Ths Ginger 0iria- with Nd Lee
Wrothe IN the foreground, WIN appear
In the 0ayety theater noxt weak. II
Ii heralded a. wrothe's farewell ap-
pearance IN burlesQue here. the com
sdian being engaged. provided the
war ends, 70 head an English revue
h London. The Ginger 0irIss have
, production II n said OF clever com
edy features and Il n marked the
fourth edition Of "JanitOr Higgins~ 8
character made popular by Wrothe.
The company includes Jane IL Beau,
Owen Martin. Frank Williamson. Al
Leyton, Nat Alvin. Irving Leonard.
Augusta Lang and Trftsfe Layton. "A
beauty chorus VIM enliven many dane
Ing and musical ensembles.
'Ths Calling OF Dan Mafthexs,. 10
come 20 the Lycsum theater next
week, II . play that should interest
The drAmatixafion Of Harold Bell
wright's work was effected by Mr..
Wright and E1sberry w. Reynolds,
and 10 said 70 follow closely the many
problems Of the young
The story II filled with
vivid and vital interest, and ID set
among the Ozark mountains. the IT,
vorfte haunt OF Mr.. Wright. The
are TYPICAL of the rough
and quaint folk Of that
locality,
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