The Detroit times., 1915-11-12

1.-THE Tourists win unpack their
grips In the Gayety theater, Sunday,
\ for q weeks stay. The principal
members OF the travelling party are
Leo Stevens, Benny Pierce. Flor
ence Rother, Eleanor Fisher. Mile.
Babette. A large and lively chorus
will help to make the visit to Detroit
. pleasant one.
Bringing Up Father" the latest
cartoon musical comedy, launched
by Gus Hill, will be the Lyceum
theatcr attraction next week. Isl
berfa," the present Offering In that
theater. is being given a scenicaliy
splendid revival and the various
roles are capably acted. This play
brought fame and fortune to BARLEY
Campbell and easily leads in public
favor, together with the same auth
or's white Slave" all meiodramas
Of the type. Siberia" has had a
glorious past and In the current re-
vival II would seem 10 have taken
on new lease of life and popular
success.
The demand for seats TO see Eu-
gene Brieux's play Damaged
Goods. In the Avenue theater this
week, has been so great that the
management will continue the pre-
Yentation OF the drama next week. ar
Arrangements to that end having been
effected with Richard Bennett, the
original producer OF the play. and
who controls the American rights.
An occasion OF unusual interest
viii be the production next week In
the Garrick. theater. OF THE Ware
Case" a thrilling crime, mystery-de-
tective play. In which Lou-Tellegen'
the French actor whom America has
claimed for her own the last three
seasons. has the principal part. The
play was given its American pre-
miere Monday evening, in Clcve-
land. and made pronounced i'm
preston. The production is made
ty the Garrick Producing Co, in
which several Detroiters are inter
ested and the artistic director. oil
which Is Jessie Bonstellc. The
kWare Case" was staged under the
D, rsonal direction OF Miss Bonstelie
and Bertram Harrison. Lou-Teile-
gen is conceded to he one OF the
most accomplished actors the Euro
pean stage has sent to America,
Moreover. he Is extremely hand
some. and Dame Rumor credits Ger
aIdine Farrar with having captured
his heart.
Nine. Lima Abarbanell.s the song
Bird who tops the vaudeville bill in
the Temple theater next week, halls
from Vienna, the home OF romantic
opera, where she FIRST sprang into
the limelight by creating the prima
donna role in Franz Lehar's "The
Merry widow" She was brought to
this country by Henry w. Savage to
play the same role In the American
| production of this famous light op-
IRA. Since then she has become one
Of the best known and most capable
prima donnas on the American
stage. Her success In Madame
Sherry" and 1.-THE Red Canary" are
matters OF recent theatrical history.
Her appearance in the Temple next
week IN her frst in local vaudeville
hrcles. Second feature OF the bill
|will be that big favorite. Sam Mann.
leader among character come
dams. In a revival OF his comedy
success, "The New Leader" a rip
ming satire on Monday morning
vaudeville rehearsal. Ralph Dun.
bars Nine White Hussars Will be
the third feature OF the program
Moran and wieser those funny hat
throwers, and Ave other excellent
numbers will complete the program
Bud Snyder, the sensational cy-
clist, on the Miles bill, this week
recently returned to America after
two years In Australia and Africa
with his own show. He tells many
thrilling experiences OF his trip
through South Africa. where he
hunted big game with Paul Rainey,
The American explorer and sports
man. who brought to this country
the first moving picture Of big game
hunts.
The FIRST photoplay version of
. John Luther Longs story OF
Madame Butterfly" will be present
ID next week, IN the Washington
heater. with Mary Pickford. In the
.ole Of the hapiess Cho-Cho-San.
Miss Pickford II said to make an
deal japanese girl. and TO have
eOne excellent dramatic work In act
~ out the story Of Madame But
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