The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-22
THE STAGE

Folly next week. The management
is said to have paid special attention
to the selection of the chorus. secur-
ing group of young women who are
not only pretty and graceful but pos
sess exceptional talent as singers and
dancers. The dance Of the white
serpent" will be presented for the FIRST
time In this city. as a special feature
Of the Joy Riders" entertainment
b. A. Rolfe, vaudeville producer,
has to his credit a great many stage
successes, including Colonial Days"
The Porch Party" THE Rolfon-
ians," etc.. but his most pretentious
offering perhaps, THE Lonesome Las
sizes" will headline the bill In the
Temple theater next week. II Is a
tabloid musical comedy providing
fun and music and score OF pretty
girls as well as q number OF talented
principals. The author IL Will M.
Hough. On the bill, too, will be
shown the latest novelty from Eu-
rope In the act OF the Two Holland
ers, q clever pair from Holland who
are making their first tour OF Amer.
lea. They call their act KEGS ind
Trein." Also on this bill will be Bert
Fitxgibbon, the boy who always hands
out fun-Splenty; Allan Dinehart IN
The Meanest Man In the World"
Peterson Brothers, aerial comedians;
Julia Curtis, billed as @the girl with
the many voices" Charley Nanny and
Bob Roberts: Charles Thomson, o
young English juggler. and the Moore
oscope.
with dramatic police playlet Live
Wires" Dennis Gallagher and com
pany will furnish the headline attrac
ton In the new Orpheum theater
next week. The Five Yoscarrys who
have Just arrived from abroad VIII
furnish q comedy number while Pearl
and Roth, who have been appearing
in London, return to this country
with bits of music from recent Euro
pean musical productions. Armand
Wright and Henrietta Lane, styling
their act "terpsichorean cocktail
offer the latest dances. Other acts
are the Novelty Hardts, Schaefer and
Walter, comedy hat throwers, Paine
and Nesbitt, In comedy singing and
talking number, and the Orpheograph
with the latest war pictures.
Two rollicking burlesques OF the
better sort. high-class vaudeville acts
and specialties, vocalists, singers,
dancers and fun-makers along with a
beauty chorus Of % handsomely
gowned young women, will be found
I'm the "Carnation Beauties" under
lined for the next week in the Gage
" theater. The scenes Of the bur-
lesque, THE Prize Beauty" take
place In a modiste's shop, Chinese
tea parlor and at street fair In a
country town. Charles Robinson APP
pears in the principal comedy role,
and IL assisted by Gladys Wilbur and
competent cast. Specialties are IN
troduced by Feeney and Knoll, In a
Chinese dance; the City Comedy
Four; Jerry Fleming and Joe Fee.
ney In the Dance la Passionate"
A company OF IL Scotch lads and
lassies known as the Kincaid kiities,
will have the place Of honor on next
weeks bill In the Miles. They will
loffer Scotch songs and dances In cos
tune, and there will be plenty Of
comedy, too. Ergotti and his Lilllpu-
tians will provide novelty including
an aeroplane finish that is said to be
sensational. Miles patrons will vel
come Big Tom Mahoney. president
OF the hod carriers union" Cora
Greve. soprano; Sherman, Van and
Hyman, the lively lyrical lads jug.
! Cling DeLisle and the photo-comedies
will complete the bill.
A dozen Of the chorus beauties OF
The Midnight Girl" company, TO
come to the Garrick theater next
week, will sell flowers on the down.
town streets, Tuesday, Oct 81, ct
the noon hours, the proceeds to be
given to The Times Christmas ship
fund. The Christmas ship is a move
ment OF national effort to provide
clothing and food for the needy fami
lies of the soldiers Of the armies now
engaged in conflict on European bat
tlefields. There are hundreds OF
thousands OF women and children
and aged folk, In absolute want In
Europe, due TO the war. and II Is to
feed and clothe these unfortunate and
innocent victims OF the war-lust that
the Christmas ship will be sent from
America. Every posy bought from
THE Midnight Girl" chorus girls
TUESDAY. will help to purchase a gar
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