The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
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Babylon" with beautiful living mod
els, will be feature OF the perform
ance. Amorita, the dancer. will be
an added attraction.
In "The Lure OF Hearts Desire"
in the Majestic this week. there Is
a scene In which an Indian girl 10
chased by gaunt timber wolves. and.
In which the girl has a very narrow
escape. These wolves were trap
ped In various ways known to the
Indians" says Director Francis ].
Grandon, "and in order to get them
In good trim for q fine chase we
kept them penned up with very lit
tie food for several days. Then we
arranged drag with fresh meat
over the trail where We had camera
men planted The Indian girl shown
In the chase was sent over the trail
In advance, but by proper cutting
CT the scenes we have a realistic
chase and show the girl In a narrow
escape. So here we have the real
thing in scenery and real wolves" :"
mo Greater Love" distinctively
French In atmosphere. savoring of
Partisan luxury and romantic coun-
try estates and introducing Regina
Badet, French emotional actress,
will be presented in the Majestic
theater next week, starting Sunday
afternoon. MISS Badet appears in
the role of Sadunay, enchantress
sorceress and langourous dancer of
the east. The play opens with
Sadunah captivating hearts by her
original and daring conception Of
the Dance Of the Seven Wells and
the story moves swiftly along to an
effective and startling climax. Miss
Badet wears number of wonderful
gowns and this Is her first appear
ance not only on the screen but in
America as well. Other numbers on
the program will include the topical
review, q travelogue in Pathecolor,
a comedy. new songs by Henry San
trey and orga'i and orchestra selec-
tions.
THE Globe Trotters" will be in
the Gayety next week, presenting a
two-act musical comedy. "The Dow
cry Seekers This skit was written
by "f'lutch" Cooper Tom McRae
and Billy X. Wells. William Far
rell composed number OF tuneful
melodies for the chorus, and the
ensemble numbers were staged by
Raymo b. Perez, late OF the EN-
pire theater Of London. Cooper has
with him in The company Frank
Hunter. Miss frankie Rice, Edith
Mirfeld. "the girl with the baritone
voice" VIII Lester. Robert Algiers,
Charles I. Brown, Don Trent. Madge
Darrell, Florence Davenport, Sarah
Hyatt and the Flying Weavers. In
a new Charlie Chaplin song, Hunter
does slide for life' on a wire
from the bal3cny to stage. Miss
Rice will give impersonations OF
David Warfoid, George Monroe
Lauretta Taylor. Ethel Barrymore
and Maud Adams.
a distinctly pleasing terpsicho
rean production will be offered by
the Sccvill dancers in the Orpheum
theater next week. Three men and
seven young women will assist Nine
Lee Scovill, formerly premiere
dansuese In the Drury Lane theater
in London. Nine. Scovill Is said to
dance much like Pavlowa. She had
long training in London and Berlin
and, for several years was featured
in the Christmas pantomimes pre-
sented at Drury Lane. Clark and
Mccullough, tramp comedians, in a
melange of songs and comedy called
Much Ado About Nothing" are the
added feature. Other acts Will be
the Four Casting Mellors in mid-air
feats, Reed and Reed. eccentric vio
linlsts, and Lewis and Norton in a
medley Of melody. mirth and whirl
wind dances Feature films will open
and close each vaudeville show and
amateur dancers will compete for
nrtzes Friday uicht