The Detroit times., 1915-11-06
DETROIT OPERA House

DETROIT OPEH& HUI So
The three-act farcical COMEDY
Twin Beds which was written oy
Salisbury Field and Margaret Mayo:
the latter the author OF Baby Mine
and Polly Of the Circus. VIII nave
its first local engagement next week
in the Detroit opera house nen
Twin Beds was produced in New
York year ago last August X hAos
such a decided hit that II continues
without a break between the FUTON
and the Harris theaters for . weeks,
and at the opening or the prestni
season IL was presented IN anu
around New York for SIX weeks oe
fore starting on tour. The story OF
Irwin Beds" IS one OF New York
apartment life. the principal ehar
acters being 40 newly-weu couplo
The young husband oolesSSs Tor
an Italian tenor with an American
wife The latter Is very Jealous OF
her husband and so she ana the
young husband decide th1t y Snas
OF air would he we'll for their domes-
tic piece OF mind. Through CON-
bination OF circumstances they aRatE
move into the sar,e apartment nouse:
OF twin beds in their sleeping rooms
and the fact that the apartments are
decorated alike trinSs the ltaNan
gentleman into peek or troupe
when he arrives home late from mr.
club one night and gets into the
wrong fiat Notwithstanding the
delicacy of this rituation. IL Is de-
clared that II gives no onense- ia
WEIGH. Clare Weldon. Auguste Ara
mini. susanna Morgan, Helen EddE
and Fred ozab
..Ziegneld's Follies OF 1915" will
come to the Detroit opera house the
| ton of the Follies was declared by
New York critics to he the mos,
beautiful In scenic nvtstiture, ana
I one OF the cleverest in entertainment
features. OF any show .rodnced ey
| $50 comedians. singers and dancers.
| the principals are Ina Claire. Ann
! Pennington. the Oakland sisters. Mae
Murray. Lucille caranaugh, Kay lau-
rell. Gladys FeldnaaA, Leon Enrol,
Ed. Wynn. VIII West, w. 6. Fields.
4 Charles Purcell. Carl Rar dali. George
| White. Phil Dwyer. Bert WILLIAMS,
The beauty chorus for which the FOL,
wonderful gathering OF beautiful
| girls.
In Peru" the fourth subject in his
series OF South American traveltalks.
in the Detroit opera house. sunday
| evening. E. VI. Newman viii present
the quaintest. most picturesque. and
! the most magnificent Of all the coun-
| tries on the Latin American conu-
1 nent. There Is wealth. OF aWe-Ih-
! spring scenery in the high Andes, a
curious assortment OF Indian tribes
who seem to try to Guido each other
in the brilliant colors in which they
are attired. and variety of strange
cities with sliuring points % Interest
peculiar. to themselves. all of which
| will be reproduced in Mr.. Newman
| realistic pictures Romantic tales OF
history also are no small part or the
4 travellers narrative. Lima. founded
By Pizarro. and the capital OF the
entire continent under Spanish rule.
/ recalls the exploits OF that intrepid
Il cavalier. In Cuzco. the center OF the
II great Inca empire. the highly civil
l ICED worshipers of the sun. whose
II origin Ia still a great mystery. VIII
! be seen many wonderful ruins testi-
/ flying TO their architectural prowess
II and giving an adequate idea Of their
\ power The streets OF Areauipa pre-
II sent a Kaleidoscope of color different
II from anything else In the world, to
II which Mr.. Newman's motion pictures
/ do full justice. The itinerary will
Il also include a Journey into the An
II des. 20 the highest SPOT reached by
II any railway in the world, the ports
II of MoIiendo and Callao and many
quaint mining towns on the mountain
slopes.