The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

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within the Law Mr. Mack has
been a member Of the companies OF
| Mrs Fiske Nazimova The late Clara
BIoodgood. AMI Ethe! Barrymore.
! Second feature Of the program viii
be Detroit's own Paul Morton. FOR
merly Of the Four NorJons. anu MS
charming wife. Naomi Glas- lH their
new offering of run and trivoary an
ed Before AMI Alter Ray SAN
iels billed SIS 9Th. ilIo -rreak o.
rag time" and features .t.l cen
plete The program Fritz SClef Che
brilliant V,en1cse rrima donna. viii
make her first Detroit yauds -.e a3
pea-ance the week Of Dec }1
The Birth o, a Nation u w
Crifith's motion picture spectacle Is
knocking at our very doors 10 t-f
Basil corporation which controls ,ae
Canadian rights has hooked y for
limited engagement in tho Wind
sor theaer. Windsor. heEirniga wish
the matinee Monday Dec The
picture. an exact replica OF 'He pro-
duction now running IN tho Liberty
theater. New York Will BE- offered
with IAN orchestra " go. Two modern
Simplex machines. so expert oper
'ators, and a number Of trained me
Chanics for the effects that are a
large part OF the value OF the pic
ture. 'rhe music Is synthronized 20
NJ every foot o, the 2 reels OF film.
Through an agreement With Mr.
GriEith the scale OF I~lces in the
United States must run 20 $500. but
the Basil Corporation is allowed 20
charge less and the prices in the
Windsor theater will be CSC 10 81 90
for the daily matinees az els
o'clock and Csc 10 500. with few
choice seats at $3.50, for the even
ings At Sis O'Clock The theater is
two blocks from the Ferry dock
1.-THE Betting Beetles a musical
comedy TO be presented by 10 stun
ming girls and with special scenic
effects, is the headline feature OF
next weeks orpheum bill. The
scene is laid in the betting ring OF
race track Most OF the music
was written particularly for this
production. The second feature Is
the Colonial quintet, cellist. violinist.
pianist and two vocal soIoist In pop
ular and classical melodies. The
Kilkenny Four will offer Irish songs
and dances. Freddie James. billed
as the worst juggler In the world
Dorothy Herman, singer OF original
songs, and other acts will fill out the
program. Pictures accompanying
the vaudeville will be changed daily
Friday evening local amateur dane
ers viii compete for prizes.
The flrst OF the Mark Twain sub
jects to be presented in Detroit. will
be shown next week in the Wash
ington theater, when Marguerite
Clark will appear in The Prince and
the Pauper" Miss Clark. in the
dual role. Is said TO have achieved
the artistic triumph OF her career.
The use OF the double exposure Is
so that the actress ap-
pears simultaneously as the prince
and the pauper All the pathos, all
the rich, delicate humor OF Twain's
great work have been reserved in
the screen version. The usual tea-
lures OF the Washington program
will give Zest TO the weeks program
Myrtle Reeds book. Lavender
and Old Lace" a dramatization OF
which is now in the Lyceum theater,
IL said 10 have been read by up
wards Of 2.e09 900 persons. Libra
rians and book sellers say that it
remains one Of the most popular
books with the public and among
best sellers a. all seasons of the
year. The play is being prettiiy pre-
sented this week in the Lyceum by
q competent company, II is clean,
sweet and wholesome The musical
comedy September Morn. will be
the Lyceum attraction mex week.
Coming TO the Gayety theater next
week are the Liberty Girls The
company will present trsyesty on
Planquette's comic opera. THE
Chime OF Normandy" written and
staged by Jack Conway. principal
comedian Of the compaGr Special.
( ties VIII be given hy the Daring
Sherwoods, asrisists, and The B0
+ hemian comedy four Elaborate
scenery AID costum are promised
The action moves from the Hotel
Cosmo, New York % md-ocea1, 20
Turkey, ne palace Of the sultan a
Spanish bull-fght. 70 NORMANDY and
finally 10 a csnnibal island The
company includes Elite Joerna Ka-h
ryn Dickey, Jennie Ross. William
Petrie. Sam Bschen, jack Kean-
and others.
In the Majestic theaJor next week
William Faversham, the famous
actor will be seen IN a feature pic
ture, "One Million Dollars" % Is
said Il teens with action and an.
folds an interesting story OF mys
terry. love and intrigue. 10 has been
picturized from the successful novel
zone Million Francs" by Frederic
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