The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-17

The phctodrama where Are Ny
1 Eh1Ideen7" will be brought to the
Detroit opera house. sunday after
fciiowins The Birth OF a Nation.
che hast two performances OF which
kyfnF t4lgs place Saturday. where
vital questions of eugenics. birth CON
Eff0l. sex hygiene and race suicide.
E4he1e questions are handled without
&o0opse in any way. and are treated
Ss the limits of moving picture and
~ nVblic that must be gradually edu-
<eakSd. permits. The story which con-
knScts thc. pictures deals with Richard
ovation. brilliant, rich lawyer and
attorney. His law prac-
N TIE In the criminal courts OF great
*E{ty leads him to believe In eugenics.
f = sorna i IN being als wts his
n l66e The pretty young daughter
II - heusekeeper dies as the result
IL nfna1 malpractice and Mrs.
ms brother In found to be re-
49, 2sibie for her downfall Mr. wal
SQXpecures the conviction OF the
~ ee5an. and as the man H. con-
<thAx Mrs. walton has been hts pa
k&5ent for purposes the revelation OF
(which staggers him. The character
kOf walton Ii powerfully acted by Ty-
The Birth Of Nation" u. w. Grif-
[Afhss spectacle concludes it's highly
69pccessful engagement In this city, IN
E&he Detroit opera house. Saturday
kfslatIonshIp existing. between the
Shouoe OF Stoneman OF the north and
Hast OF Cameron on the south. the
s]m unfolds in tive ,p acts the fortune;
kng0ny OF the Civil war and the still
<1Beater tragedy Of the reconstructic
fYoars Of the south Immediately fol- I
Slincoin. The irst, act OF the produc-
fecn 10 conaumed by the causes lead
~ 70 the c(yi! struggle and the war
tell presenting stupendous battle
ne sea. the battle OF Atlanta. the
,oottle OF Petersburg with the sur
|4epder OF General Lee at Appom attox.
i1ncoin in Ford's theater. washing
f&on. The second section OF the film
s1nrnishes the chronicle OF the south's
sreconstr uction as contained In. Thorn
s1orlcaIly correct "The Birth of Ma
Hon" pictures the history Of a great
e2untry through its most bitter of
TEMPLE.
The young American prime donna, I
Ii story. will top the vaudeville !
apr1gg hour OF vaudeville and comes /
'<1tNyk ~ Detroit from an all-season /
emU With the big New York Hippo !
Grome productions Hip. Hip. Hooray.'
IRovious to that she played for an
1k&jre season with Montgomery d J
{~ne In "Chin Chin" In the prima
4Ouua role. The Temple press agent /
otarE that "It In no Consideration to i
9ay that Miss Story sings like bird. |
~ her willowy blond daintness. she !
,&4ases high C's, over the heads of !
He audience with a clarity that takes /
4ne's breath away. There's a tinkle !
~ her voice that's lovely and the /
songs she sings are the kind you I,
Hike" Second feature OF the pro- 1
Eram will be Homer Miles, Helen |
Ray and company in Mr.. Miles clever
comedy Of New York life entitled "An
Innocent Bystander." This Is said to
be one OF the wittiest and most In
1ereSttpgs sketches ever in vaudeville
special feature for the little folks
VIII be Capt. Grubsr's animal circus.
,lntroducfne '.Minna.- the largest per-
FORMING elephant in captivity. other
1Qmbers: Aveling & Floyd. billed as
Two southern Gentlemen" in a Bit
tR0l smart patter by Aaron Hoffman.
y Wh31ie Weston in brand new charac-
feS songs: Emma Francis, assisted by
Harold Kennedy. In novel songs and
QAucee: Leonardo. musical eeniu.
\ Who plays almost every kind of
y 9trfuged instrument; Four Newsomes
In an unusually skilful gynna site
|! cot, and the Temple topical review
IA the Mooreoscope.
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