The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

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The Gay Morning Glories via
be IN full bloom in the Avenue the
alter next week, Two highly enter
tanning hurlettSs "Ou Board ship.
and a Day A. the Circus are
promised in addition 20 tho village
choir, a mixed quartet which viii
provide comedy as well as harmony
The Gay Morning Glories" company
includes Arthur Clsmage Azalla
Suier Billie 5AiIus. Frankie Mar
tin. Arthur Van and Others Ayeshs
Hara. the dancer, "a classic dances
Viil b. an added attraction FRIDAY
evening OF this week, Wilfrld Bar.
ret' has promised 20 meet John HI.
lonis. the Greek wrestler, in a 20
minute match.
me FAMOUS Liegfcld FCllteS
series % 1915 viii be tho Detroit
opera house Offering aext week. The
organization is corning 20 this city
from engagements In New York.
Boston. Philadelphia and Pit,sburgh.
whore he big revue has been TO-
Ceived Rith unusual favor one
( hundred and Hf'y entertainers are
employed In The presentation ot the
/ g.ece. Among the principals are
I Ina claire. Ann Pennington. Fanny
H~icc tilyu King. Emma MaOei
HaiF Tof Qaslters Mae Carman.
Gladys Feldman, Virginia Gunther.
Bert Williams. Bernard Granville,
VIII Rogers sam B Hardy. ". G.
Fields. Carl Randall. Don BARCLAY.
Norman Blurne, Arthur Rose and
many others The celebrated Zeig
field Broadway beauty chorus is one
o' the numerous features The on
trrtainmenf is given IN two acts
and lS elaborate Josef Urban
scenes The revue was staged by
Ned Wayburn George v Hobert
and Gene Buck tSplied the lines
md lvric-. and louis Hi-sch Jerome
Kern and Dave Stamper composed
the music.
That T. n .Sothern VII Os greet.
90 in the Garr'ck ae1t week by q
series ot capacity audiences ID as
sured b. the advance sale Of seats.
80 attraction 1his reason has shown
greater indications ot popularity
NJ Soth"rn - 20 say farewell TO
tho stage absolutely with Tho com.
Dletion OF the present shor, tour.
which Is 70 include only dozen %
The principal cities and 70 comprise
20 weeks II Were King. most
popular ~ romantic dramas, will
be Tho Offering. with Mr. Sothern IN
HE original role OF rancois Villon.
George W Wilson. Margaret Dale
and Virginia Hammond are the fea.
furod members of the COMPANY.
which numbers more than one hun.
dred Mr. Sothern is giving every
penny q his share OF the proceed 4
20 the Red Cross, even paying the
cost Of sending the money. via the
Morgan banking house In New York,
70 London. Lee Shubert, who con.
tlnues 20 personally direct Mr
soiherns stage enterprises. also ID
giving a large share OF tho mana.
gerial proceeds to that same great
agency OF mercy.
That delightful operetta, The
Only Girl" will pay IT'S third vlsi,
10 Detroi, the week OF Dec rs. com
ing 10 the Garrick theater. Ernest
Terrence. the tall Scotchman. whose
telephone scene I'm the piece has be.
come a classic. is still a prominent
member OF the company. which in
cludes such clever folk as Olga Rol
Ier. Laura Arnold. Richard Bartlett
u A Turner. Nettie velie. Alfred
Fisher. Adele Hassan. Miriam Car
son. Frank Coombs
A new edition OF Montague Glass
amusing tales about Abe and Nav
russ will find 'ts way to the Detroit
opera house. the week OF Dec 25. I'm
Potash and Perlmutter In Society %
Barney Bernard. who originated the
character OF Abe Potash, will be
seen in tho senior partner of the
firm
| Mitzi. who plays roguish pick.
! pocket In Pom POM" now I'm tho
Detroit opera house. wishes with all
her heart and soul that she had
been born boy. In fact, she be.
lieyes that IN another incarnation
she was n boy This. perhaps. Is be
cause she adapts herself SO readily
10 trousers Until the chance to
play Pom Pom came along she had
always dressed in the nuf1est Of