The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

"a "A sidaring. When the Niiiahseh
brothers Inventions made u RosIao,e
tom Of ths sea a thrilling new Sport
Mas discovered which has been re-
vealed 10 the world in this screen
spectacle. Descending INTO tns IN I'm
Williamson brothers were amazed ~
the siEht OF large sharks ana otheI
deep-sca monsters. the "sn M a.
were TO travel the ocean moor n
a aa,es wsapon FOR use IN the event
that they were attacked by one OF
these sea-lions. 30 pneumatic suns sum
were provided. with these hfeAiihs
the divers found they M.to ~ md
severai members 81 the Williamson
expedition have found great sport IN
this new form Of hunting
aYour friends are very apt 20 be
your haTEhest critics. says Low III
ton leading comedian OF tuS W.
geo O0a Dolls" company playing w
the Gsyoty this week, and inc msn,-
bors OF your own family lead Wheh
ia comes 10 brutal frankness. once
when I was playing my nome toNn
maae special arrangensnr id' hsa
Just been elevated TO the leading
comedian role. After the show
asked my daddy what ne thousht OF
my work ] had received n me hann
from my friends. and some even
went 10 far as 10 present me WIN
some material tokens of their esteem
and regard. Altogether ] was hgh-
~ elated and expected 10 near my
faction with additional praise. But
here 10 what he said; You made
fool OF yourself and everybody. else
running around the way you olh' anu
for the life ~ me J can't see why
they pay YOU anything Tor IL
playgoers in the Garrick thester
this week viii notice the unusually
beautiful tonea that come from be.
hind the scenes during the hnntei
Shakespearean PLAYS when the aouon
s s,rIRlnr ~ rhlmss Mr.. ManteI has
In his possession for this purpose =
tell that formerly helonEed 20 tne
Italian tragedian. salvinL Originally
seven bells constituted Saivinfs set
OF chimes and ali seven 81 them
came Into Mr. Mantel's possession
after tho death OF Salvinl But SIX
or The hiila disappeared nysterionsly
tells effects we're kept The seventh
hell r. guarded jealousy by Harry
Eeefer Mr. Mantells stage manager.
Mr. Kecfcr makes ~ his business the
last thing every night before leaving
fhe theator 20 see that Saivinrs bell
IA securely locked up. MI Manteli
ard Mr.. Keefer have repeatedly at
tempted 10 fnd both IN America and
shroad. duplicates 90 the Salvinl
bells. but 80 FAR have failed.
Armand EallsE who r. appearing
this week In the Temple thoater ~
fis wife Amelia stone. native OF
DETROIT. has done his Bit for hts
country. lie says that he ha no iliu-
sions about the supposed "Eloricr or
war" lake most cf.the men who
have seen what war really means, he
thinks the only good thing about ~
Is It's finish Mr. KalisE "a Partisan
by birth and received his musical
education Ia the Parts Conservatorie.
Subsequently, he became known a.
leading tenor IN the opera toml-
que and IN tho ThentcT De Ia N0nnaie
In Brussels. lie became associated
with musical comedy in America and
IN that frid met Miss stone AZ the
time - the outbreak of wa thcy
Rudapest Prague. Berlin aEd Ham
burg. They were on the way TO
Vienna when hostilitics were de-
clared but Wore stopped on reaching
Goschen. German frontier town.
They were TUNED back with dozens
% English and American fugitive
and Mr. Kalisx ma mayed 60 get Miss
Stone on boat that LETT bsfend Tor
London H. remained behind 90 re-
cover baggage and scenery and got
all hut one crate. After shipping IL
10 London on a coal barge he went
~ Brussels where his parents lived
and be took them 90 London lie
held himself Ia readiness 81 rcinin
tho army thhvinE IA former years
gone through the training that H.
part OF the life - every frenchmau1
and soon after tho French embassa-
dor In London told him 90 report for
duty lie reloined hts old regiment
the 10Th Infantry. az CourbeEeie An
accident 20 his ankle cut bis milf
tnrg career short He broke small
bone In fall while marching coz er
rough ground n was 20 weaken ID
that after he got out ~ the hospital
he was una bic 70 use "a IN the strenu-
Gus manner that was necessary in
active army life and ne was dis
cAlly unit.