The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-28

Owing to the great demand for
seats to see the moving picture
| founded upon Eugene Briouxe
drama. Damaged Goods" the Grand
Circus theater viii retain the MIN
| for the third week. To accommo
date all Who wish to see this un-
usual photo-drama. tho Grand Circus
opens at O'Clock In the morning.
| and runs continuously until IL
| O'Clock ut night. Only adults are
admitted to see Damaged Goods.
Charley Grapewfn. the popular
comedian who Is on the Temple bin
this week, owns nne homo 1t
West End. ~ j.. OF which hs and
his wife. Anna Chance. are very
fond and very proud. Mrs. Grape
win furnished all OF the house ex-
cent the dem. The den. like Mr..
Grapewin's cellar. IL . giaring ex-
ample Of individualism. The walls
are papered with bits Of manu-
scripts most Of these having been
autographed. II II said that n
these walls could BE- cut up into
blocks and sold. they would bring
q tidy fortune. All Of the furniture
In the room has been made from
various stage properties. A helmet
once used by Richard Mansfield
when he played Richard III" has
been mounted on base made from
. breastplate worn By Robert
Keene In one Of his great roles.
There II . chair. the legs Of which
are four swords. Each sword has
served Q well-known actor wen. The
seat n cushioned with . pillow.
often moistened with poor Candles
tears By Madame Sarah Bernhard.
Every article in the den has historic
association and value.
Arthur Lavine appearing in the
Miles theater this week with his
musical comedy company, is the
owner Of what 10 said to be the
smallest wireless apparatus ever
constructed. He uses the instru-
ment every day on board a minia-
ture airship that is part of the stage
equipment of his act. The appar.
atus II complete in every detail and
though II II too small to send mes
sages any great distance. II a tele-
graph operator should happen to
be IN the audience he could readily
receive the 8. o. 8. call that La
Vine sends out at every perform
ance. The instrument was made
and presented to Mr.. Lavine by
Jack Irwin. the wireless operator
who accompanied Walter Wellman
on the Inflated airship America"
that was wrecked on the Atlantic
coast a few years ago in an at
tempt to cross the Atlantic ocean.
Mr.. Lavine prizes the instrument
very highly and has refused several
offers made for II by electric ex-
merits who desired 1t for experiment
tai purposes
EuuiOuu Ihdycs. TIC popuioi NoA'
edian and company. in a new edi-
ton OF The Piano Movers" will
head the Miles bill next week.
Among other good things win be
the sensational Marriott troupe of
bicycle and monoplane experts:
Mile. 'Techow, trainer Of feline pets.
and~ her troupe Of wonderful edu-
Gated cats: Ernest Racket. called
the Richard earle Of vaudeville"
in new songs and stories; the
vynos, novelty musicians. and the
Howard sisters. international enter
tanners. New movie features and
comedies and the latest Hearst |
Selig weekly will be shown.
Mercedes will top the Temple
program next week. Prot J. II.
Hyslop. former head OF the depart. |
ment of psychology in Columbia uni
versity, declares Mercedes exhibi- |
ton OF thought transmission through |
the medium of musical selections |