The Detroit times., 1915-11-06

lent cast including Billy Craig. Dixie
Harris. Belle Montrose and William
Allen. The scene represents the In
terror OF business office with the
actors impersonating clerks, stenog-
raphers and telephone operators. IL
affords plenty Of comedy and laugh
able situations. The second feature
will be Bud Snyder. sensational cy-
elist. and company. presenting a dar-
ing performance OF skin and dexter
ity On bicycles OF all shapes and sizes
Hearn and Reuter-. grotesque dancing
comedians and singers. viii offer
dancing novelties and exclusive song
hits. George n. Alexander. popular
comedian and song writer. win sing
songs OF his own composition In adj
dillon to monoiogue. The Great Ca
dieuN performs thrilling feats on n
bounding wire. Harry Mason and his
comedy. playlet. entitled. Get the
Money" The Miles movies will show
new features and comedies. including
the new Hearst-Selig, weekly.
WASHINGTON.
The Famous Players-Paramount
production of still Waters featur-
ing marguerite Clark. will be the
week n company OF players spent
three weeks on the banks of one of
our great waterways In order "a get
the scenes which show little Nestg
tMarguerite Clark and her olo
grandfather on the canal boat. which
IL their home. An entire circus was
leased for the purpose az securing
the action which transpires In and
OF pastoral romance and gripping
drama. Miss Clark Is said to have the
best opportunity yet afforded her 20
display her versatility. Harry Ia
- NJ he. 49, l. II.
Gus clowns. was specially engaged to
appear in the support OF Miss Clark.
The circus scenes combine daring
performances with thrilling dramatic
action. The added attractions for
the week include Paramount trav-
elogue. Tom Waterfall, baritone. IN
new selection Of songs. and the
latest Wallingford story entitled
The Master Touch" featuring Burr
Mcintosh and Max Figman.
LYCEuM.
BARLEY CampbelTs meiodrama "Si-
IBERIA. Will be revived in the Ly-
ceum theater next week. CONNIE nc + "
sunday afternoon. The revival wiz
bring back 60 the theatergoers of 80
years ago memories OF the celebrated
author. who only lived to be- ~ years
old. and who was undoubtedly one of
the pioneers In American drama.
hartley Campbell was native OF
Pittsburgh. and IL was there he laid
the FOUNDATION OF a fonk ana ustlui
| career as a playwright For ~ num-
Der OF years he was identified with
Pittsburgh newspapers. His first play.
Through Fire. was produced by the
late John a. Ellsler. weii-known
actor. and manager OF the Pittsburgh
Grand opera house. siberia was
| first produced in the California the
alter. San Francisco. Nov. %. 1872. and
many prominent players have. at on"
time or another. been identified with
the piece. Among those In the orig
inal cast were Georgia Cayvan. who
played the heroine: Gustayus f.evick,
William II. Thompson. Cecile Rush.
Barry MAXWELL and Max Freeman.
William A. Brady. now one OF the
| leading producers. made his hrst ap-
pearance on the stage In siberia.
An usher In the California theater.
obessed with an ambition TO become
an actor. the management gave him
an opportunity to appear as mem
Der of the mob. The young man WAS
David warfeid. now one OF the
wcaithiest and most popular actors
on the American stage. Among those
who later played parts In the piece
were Adele Belgrade; Msudc Granger'
Jerreys Lewis. William Beach:
George Nash. Forrest Robinson and
Atkins Lawrence.
CADILLAC.
Princess I.uba Meron heads the
come to the Cadillac. theater sunday
afternoon for a weeks engagement.
She will be surrounded by a large
company OF capable singers, dancers
and funmakers. including Frank Har-
court, n comedian. who IL fayorite
with Cadillac patrons. The company
| includes Nellie Lockwood, Nible and
Spencer, Nat Farnum. George L.
Wagner and chorus OF 30 pretty
and well-trained girls. The show
will We presented In three sections--
the FIRST q rapid fire musical skit. the
| olio section, and a closing burlesque.
New singing and dancing numbers
will he offered by the principals and
chorus The costuming OF the chorus
il said to be big feature OF the
show The oIio acts include special
ties BY Nible and spencer. singers and
dancers: George L. wagner. Dutrn
comedian. In new and Iausnahle
morologue. and Princess Meroh IN
songs The added attraction Tor the
week will be In Belle Marie. In n
posing and acrobatic act.
GAYETY.
In the Gayety theater Sunday Lew
Kelly and the Behrban show Will open
a weeks cnkagement Kelly In con-
7 idered one OF the c1everest come
dams on the burlcsque stage and with
the Behman show comes TO the Gay
ETY. direct from<n four-mOnths con-
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