The Detroit times., 1915-11-09


~ 49, 49, s~EAs osly 0iri" end
,ths seeoad visit 10 the 0arrick OF
1.-The piece. With the original com
Ipany, peumisss to BE- one Of the
1most snccssscul return engagements
& rooorded IN that theater.
j ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
i oRPNEuM.
j Varied indeed 10 the vaudeville
| bin provided b. the Orpheum the
atsr this week. and Mondays audi
sncss were well pleased. EVER
body" An aIlssorical playlet. u
easily the headliner because OF the
large csst.there are IL player
the scenic effects and the actual
worth Of the Offering. II has been
ssen In the Orpheum before and
comes back with the same cast in
oluding John Lester a Everybody.
Monroe Dorr - Work. Lyle Harvey
~ Shirt, Camille Lewis - Luck
and Fortune and Gladys Brooks as
Pleasure. The characters Of Hon
ssty. Future, Old Sport. First
Friend. Newsboy and Waiter also
Are In capable hands. The lesson
| taught II that n ono would be sure
Of success. one must stick to work
and honesty and avoid shirk and
pleasure.
Joe Dealy and sister provide 90
ciety dancing, cake walking and
other terpsichorean stunts for IN
opening act that puts the audience
In good humor. Harmon. Zarnes
and Dunn, eccentric comedians fol-
low with songs. dances and nut"
stun. Then comes Joe Kelsey. who
has added . pianist TO his act. and
VINO sings and tells stories a. sue.
eessfully "a ever. Rucker and Win
fired capture the laughing honors.
and the audience. Monday after.
noon. couldn't get enough Of them.
The Dunedin duo FIRST do q singing
shit and follow It with bicycle rid
Ing on wire suspended In the air
and other din,cult feats.
As usual. pictures were shown
both before and after the vaude-
vile. Monday night amateur song
writer's met In competition. Friday
night local dancers WIN appear.
TEMPLE
Alexander Carr. character come
dian who won fame by his creation
OF the character Of Mavruss Perl
mutter In Potash and Psrimutter,'
10 appearing in the Temple this
week In . little play called An
April shower written ~ Mt. Carr
himself In collaboration With Edgar
Allan Woolf. Mr.. Carr plays the
role q an old Jewish merchant, who
has retired after having made q
c0mfortable fortune selling umbrel-
las. The sketch runs the gamut of
emotions. Mr.. Carr. By his clever
character work, combines laughter
with tears. His lines are % nicely
balanced that they sway the emo
tions without perceptible effort.
IAN April shower" teaches q
wholesome lesson. As Mr.. Carr
says, There's good in everything.
even rainstorms.- The Interesting
old umbrella merchant got his inspi-
ration during IN April shower, and
20 years later another April shower
u beating upon the window panss of
his comfortsbls home when he is
called on 70 make his greatest sac.
riAcs TO save tie prospective hus-
band and guardian Of his niece's fu-
| ture happiness from ruin and prison.
Though fortune ssnitss him. the old
umbrella dealer smiles whimsically
- >hs listens to the pattsring rain
drUps-ho can start to build anoth-
| or fortune under most favorable bus.
ines condltions.
Masterpieces from the academy
/ 0f sculpture, Paris. and the Ecole
Beaux-Arts. Brussels. are reproduced
~ Hsnristts Dc SsrriS and her com.
panys Of Is professional modsls. Lv.
| ins reproductions OF famous paint
ings. has-rsliefs and sculptursd
groups ars shown. wondsrful IN Do
tan and liksnsss to the originals.
Trom de London music halls
comes Josie Heather. . pretty and
talentsd entertainer. with her soags
and smiles. She u assistsd By VII
Nam Casey. r., and Bobbis Heath
|sr. Edward Corslli and Charles GU
istte sfs billed q IAN odd pair
They - marvellous fsats In contor
ton and acrobaties. apparently with
ont effort.
florence Kolb aud Adelaide Har
land present clever satire on the
new songs and dances. Jones and
Sylvester. the two drummsrs," are
always entertaining. The most
startling feature IN their act IL when
the stouter Of the two-~bout ESQ
does . handspring across the
stage.
In the opening act Pislert and
econsld make . decided lift with
their JUGGLING and chatter. The
bill winds up with an serial exhibit
ti0n. "Erford's whirifuR sensation."