The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-15

nrTROIT OPERA HOUSE
SX would be difficult TO imagine
nrier combination than the associ-
1Sn a. eo-stars OF Henry Miller
ruth Chatterton. in Jean Web
pe2 dellghtful comedy Daddy
Inw 1xxs. which will be seen in
Detroit opera house next week.
year Miss Chatterton. at the
6f her own company. played the
S1irfer or Judy Abbott from early
81 to late spring in the Gaiety
1n4er. New York. while Mr.. Miller
@23x long Legs organisation.
S22y Long Legs tells the story OF
~ SgS{ty gtrrs winning night for
fSce In life. Tho hrst act shows
Abbott IS pa,s eta nd nv, ore
~ asylum. Her protests against
in0o ualfties OF life are heard by
M ooen- hearted bachelor philan-
SDtot, who decides to give her the
9ptunities for which enc yearns
akns her removed from the sordtd
ST0undings OF the foundiings' home
6'0o0f 70 q seminary where she
~ I'll the advantages given To
ID or wealth. The remainder OF
~ young girl. Miss chatterton has
~ eUtablished herself as one OF
Snogt accomplished OF American
fSoSes. Mr.. Miller. as the phi
kreptc bachelor. brings into
1116 him to be regarded as one
1he really conspicuous men on the
1stcan stage
- q comedy Rolling Stones
~ ~ been q popular New York
49, and has made hit on the
Soass. = the week Of May i. The
Wns written by Edgar Seiwyn,
vnIl- known actor, playwright
6nagor. The company to pre-
~ comedy here includes Leon
bo1ls. Harrison Ford, Marie Car
f;cssS and Frank Kingdom.
~ Drew will play his annual
% Detroit, the week Of April
g the Detroit opera house.
81 S6medy Of EnEiish iifs which
~ him like the proverbial
0rr Always m agreeable PLAYER.
EGR6 technique and real girr
@oomedy, Mr.. Drew Ia one OF the
~ cSjcys I popularity that sees
+
B III y GARRuCK.
n levers Of good music and d.
10y comedy IL il said will well
~ the new operetta. Molly o.
D9& Will have Its premiere next
81 the Garrick theater. The
ana iyrics were written by
fy u and Robert p. smith. co.
&1kSfn 81 many Of the most impor-
cOUlc opera and musical COM
N triumphs OF the past decade.
1l& little information regarding
story 10 told In advance. report
n that the 1ibrettists have writ
~ - particularly romantic book.
4ng q upon the story Of "Boccae-
The operetta IL In two acts.
0rs( placing the characters in
Huort IN mid summer and the Sec
plcturtnG the night life In VI
Carl Woese. who composed the
NO r. said 70 have written some
D0ey Includes Katherine Han
Galway. Grace Field. Tom
ftA Josie fntropidi. Thomas Conk-
yohn y. Young. Rene Detiing;
I'D Crane. Young and attractive
~ Will make up the chorus en-
ob1<. The operetts has the ad-
8&0xe Of George Marions expert
~ ana afti9tic metnods ~ It's STAG
~ md extremely elaborate sets
~ been devised for the two acts.
!ne OF the bigsest New York suc-
~ at the current season. THE
DDnDtened Woman" with Emily
1V4pe In the leading role of Caro-
Xnollya. will be the Garrick the
fok erfng. the week OF April "a.
Eyox u one OF contemporaneou
"a xofk life and keen. psycholog-
Dfndy 81 = peculiar type OF wo-
IL wa written by Louis An
~ and II considered an excel
place Of literary workmanship.
NH ~ . play Of original thought
6uepose. In the company sup
10g Miss stevens VIII be H..
~ 1mith. Hsssard short. Isabel
Dnrda. Louis Benson and Jennie
TEMPLE.
oodtine feature in the Temple
week. include Albert wheian,
N cunningham and Mr.. and Mrs
ne Barry. ON whelan's nrsi
- the Temple about six years
~ gathered the audiences int,
M admitting entity. respondins
C0ro After encore In q way ~
III n0A no taking that the hid