The Detroit times., 1914-03-27


ton thsater, tho week Of April 9. was
written " Eugene Walters. author OF
Paad IN Full. The Trail Of the
Lonesome Pine" The Easiest Way
and "v1ne Feathers" Il was frst
produced In the Belasco theater In
Warrington. ID. g., April Is. 1908, ana
vas later taken TO the Lyrics theater
In New York. where It ran for over
Q rear.
The management Of the Miles thea
ter announces the return Of Anna IVA
Fay. next week. after an absence OF
moro than two years. during which
ome ehe has scored new triumphs
In Bnrupe. Miss Fay will present
her famous cabinet mystery. conclud-
Inc with her exhibition OF somuolency
OF thought readings. answering ques-
tipns written out by persons In the
audience. Her coming 10 always the
signal for crowded houses, and 81.
ready the demand for seats 10 brisk.
Other acts announced are: The Ital.
IAN Troubadors. In . classic Offering:
Markee brothers. Ia q bit Of musical
comedy: Rollo and Rollo, aerialists;
Cullen brothers. eccentric dancers.
and the keystone comedies. An un-
usual oix-reel feature has been book.
Cd for the picture show preceding the
daily vaudeville matinee In THE RUBY
OF Destiny" which will be shown here
for the hrst time.
Nat Goodwin will be seen In "Nev-
|er Say Ddets IN the Gaxrick theater,
the week commencing Monday. April
8. Charles ewtrey 10 snfIding hio
ilrst year In the Apollo theater, Lon
don. In this successful comedy BY
VIM. II. Post, m American author,
who seems to have knocked London
= twister." a. the Byitisher expresses
II. Mr.. Goodwin. . me comedian a
ways, will be seen In the title role.
which should be delightful medium
for Mr.. Goodwin.
Merry little Christie Macdonald
will come to the Detroit opera house
next week, In. Victor Herbert's new
operetta. "Sweethearts" This charm
ing 0peretta remained q season In
New York, and its Chicago engage
ment had to be heightened In r.
Spouse to popular demand. Christie
Macdonald u considered to have had
as great q triumph as In the delight.
full Spring Maid" of previaus sea-
sons. The supporting company has
been called wherever the 0pera has
been heard, the best comic opera
cast In generation" It includes
Tom McNaughton and Lionel Walsh.
favorite English comedians; Frank
Belcher, Carl Gantvoort, Edwin VIII
SON, Robert O'Connor. Ethel du1re
Houston. Eleanor Henry, Nella Ne.
Coy. Gene Ptltier, Edith Allan.
Gretchen Hartman, Cecilia HOFFMAN,
and Gertrud eRudd. q chorus that has
been trained to sing, and the Victor
Herbert Opera orchestra
did you ever try reversing the
usual practice Of criticisiug detects In
friends to discovering their virtuesf"
asks Helen Ware. the star Of with,
In the Law" coming to ne 0arr1ck
theater for . return engagement next
week. 1T ID vastly more interesting
to search for another's good points
than for her bad ones II you got into
the habit Of doing 20. And you will
bo astcuished to hnd that each hu-
man being possesses something ap-
preaching the beautiful. Il may -
IN feature, form. dispo6itjon, chaSac-
ter or nature, but II u there IL you
will only look for It. Nothing 20 pro-
vokes my wrath 40 to hear one wo-
man pickipg her, netghbor. acQnA1nt-
ance. friend TO pieces Not only
does no good come Of suoh prActlce.
but Il results In q bad infueoce on
the .ptcker's' own deposition, poison
Ing Il by degrees until she 0egAner-
ates to the catfish state. and she has
no one but herself 70 blame. The
hAppiost woman ever knew was one
from whose lips no word of adverse
criticism against any one wAs svsr
hnapd aha waa r favAl nIn0n1 V0ln.