The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-25

The movie has come TO stay. We
I reckon. or there wouldn't be a
whole city built for ~ special pro-
duction. There Is ore in Califor-
/ MIA. near Los Angeles, and IN II
you can stage any scene yon want
In the whole wide world. peopied
by Arabs, wild animals, any thing
you like.
Look al the menu, and order a
Ia carte.
II turns 90 ten miles of drama
q week and veal can have II rare or
well done. ssiaise OF ltalienne. OF
just plain 1Snkee. TO suit your
taste.
I, IL worth reading ABOUT and Is
purely American institution.
though the name OF the man who
F. erst dreamed II. then built II,
sounds suspiciously German.
Carl i.aemmle. like young Lochin.
var came out az the west" but in
stead OF carrying one sweetheart on
bis saddle bow. he brought The
whole bevy who figure for the de-
light OF the public in the movies.
The Strand for July has also a
fancifuI story CT "A Night Surprise
for the Germans" and another of
a.rsec In an acceptance.
Sometimes we think that the
cycle OF the Theosophists shows IT,
felf In smaller WAYS than the grand
ere Of their philosophy: We seem
80 b. soing round In circles.
Just having achieved neutral,
dead level OF color scheme, at no
little sxpente and trouble. in our
h0nes. We arc row told. In the
June Craftsman. that We need more
color. we are even urged 10 paint
Our furniture and copy the In
stinc,s Of the peaannts who, II mp
I.sars have higher. more reliable
artistic sense Than we can ever
hope 10 attain .hroagh the study
OF Aesthetics.
Also there Is an up-to-date nurs-
cry where nothing is left for child
10 imagine and create for himself
He is put in II, hut more a. part OF
the fittings than a. the Greater OF
his surroundings.
An article on wrought iron and
the beautiful doors. gates and
fences which ere being revived
from the earlier English architcc.
ture cannot fail TO bring a response
from all we are seeing specimens in
the new once buildings OF our own
city.
The Craftsman Is, as usual. a
beautifully set up magazine. With
artistic illustrations.
We are urged TO domcsticatc
some OF our Wild game and are
told how II can be done by Eloise
Roorbach; whether this would be
IN ADVANTAGE or not depends upon
the view farmer or hunter, which,
A magazine exclusively for men
means adventure. thrilling sl'ua-
tons, hair breath escapes. q little
heavy natter mot too heavy. very
little OF the sentimental Though he
likes II well enough In real life).
end dash into the popular side OF
science: This Is THE Wide. Wide
World" for July. Very readable.
especially the Wartime Wander
ings in the Italian Alps
-
The Mothers Magazine for July
has fat and happy baby on the
cover. probably browning over the
fact OF being the object of interest
TO q big country for an entire week.
There are more babies inside. equal
ly fat and cherubic, and there IL
enough discussion OF ways and
means; OF efficiency and sanitation;
az education and amusement: Of
careful attention and letting alone;
Of how 70 do and how not to do.
10 Dig the Panama canal. II II
came 10 toss mp between the b.
Giles and the canal, Of course. We
kppW rwhteh would 50 by the
~ article on Our blsse chill
49, = sef>seu'srly worthy Of st.
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