The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-12
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non Iastle in one OF the charming
frocks she wore when seen In De-
troit In watch our STEP adorns
the cover OF The Theater Magazine
for March. The cover Ia In colors
reproducing the tints OF Mrs. Cas-
Ties dress. and the attractive land
scape background with artistic n
deity. One OF the leading articles
between the covers Is a story OF
Irene Castle. by her mother. which
makes interesting reading because
'of Its intimate. chatty style. There
are many other excellent articles
about stage folk and the illustra-
tons. a. usual In Tho Theater. are
OF the highest type Of the art OF
halftone printing. Fair compre-
hensive reviews OF new plays are
among the most appreciated details
Of the makeup OF The Theater. The
magazine may be had on any news
',stand
Rose Coghlan. one OF Americas
foremost actresses whose brilliant
work In past seasons has not been
forgotten. IN Detroit. will be seen
In the orphcum theater next week
In a one-act piayiet. The Ace OF
Trumps." Miss coghlan win be as
sisted by Frank Ferguson. author
OF the play and by Charles Cogh-
Ian. her son. who IL named for his
late uncle. once q co-star with Miss
Coghlan In The Royal Box" and
other plays. Miss coghlan was one
OF the leading members Of the New
Theater company In New. York and
moro recently was In the star cast
OF Zine Feathers" with Wilton
.Jackeys and Robert Edeson. An
other feature act on the program
will be Syengaii. assisted by Elsie
Terry. svengali passes among the
audience and titles OF songs wills
pered to him are sung and played
by Miss Terry, Other. acts Include
Bobbs and Dale. Grace De winters.
Slayman Ais Hooloos. Ed and Jack
Smith and the Orpheograph.
y There are two questions Bee-Ho
Gray and Ada Summerville are al
ways asked when they are inter.
viewed" One Is. where did Mr.. Gray
get the name. "Bee-Ho?''. and the
other. why did Miss Summerville
lnfiict such a name rs Onion" on
her beautiful snow-whits charger!
Mr.. Gray. who Is playing In the
Miles this week. answered both
queries cheerfully. The name. Bee
Ho." was given him by the Co
manche Indians In Oklahoma, with
whom he lived several years after
the death OF hts parents. II means
-crippIe's brother" and In comforting
Il upon him the Indians paid n
compliment to Gray's Oldest brother.
~ ranchman who was, very popular
with the Indians and one OF whose
legs was shorter than the other.
The horse was christened In q pc
culiar manner. Gray had been try
Ing to break her and In doing so
dragged her over . bit Of rough
country that took on some Of the
hide. she looks Just like . peeled
onion someone observed. and ION.
Ion" she has been ever since. Fall
Ing to break the animal. Mr.. Gray
turned her over TO Miss Summer
sAile. who accomplished what had
seemed impossible. Onion" today
10 one OF the most remarkable Sanl-
mails ever seen on the stage. In pri-
vate life. Miss summeryiiie Is Mrs.
Gray.
Three famous musical comedy
stars, each of whom has headed
their own company for years: the
most tuneful or all OF the many
girl" shows imported from the
Gaiety theater, London. and an en-
tertainment containing more dane
ing numbers than have ever been
placed In single show. comprise
the features Of The Girl from
Utah." In which Julia Sanderson.
Donald Brian and Joseph Cawthorn.
~ill open a weeks engagement In
the Detroit opera house. Monday.
March Is. The sweeping success OF
this combination in the Knicker-
booker theater. New York. was fol-
lowed by an equal triumph In Bos-
/, ton. when II comes by special train
TO Detroit. The music Of The Girl
from Utah" IL by Paul Rubens, with
American numbers by Jerome Kern.
and the book is by James T. Tanner.