The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-27
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Laden with Jewels and CARRIED In
fantastic costumes. Anna Held olases
a gorgeous trail thru the meaieAl
comedy FOLLOW Me. this week. IN
the Garriok theatsr.
with her eyes refusing 20 behave
any better than usual. MISS hsld
holds the rose-eoiored spotlight while
peculiarly associated with her. ana
displays her surprisingly youthtul;
trim ngurs in q series OF ssrtorial
Creations At one point she comes
struttlng on the scene In white AND
rhinestone arsir built 20 represent
the spreading tail OF q peacock. the
idea Tor which she claims she tot
here In Detroit while on q visit last
spring 10 Palmer park where the
famous white peacock attracted her
attention and she saw the possibli-
ties % DEVELOPING an original stage
costume. The costums Is beautiful
and Niss Held very eleysriy msnip-
hlates the wonderful tail
Follow Ne" is q typically speedy:
loudly dressed. ordinary singing and
Dancing vaudeville show. It's young
women are mostly pretty. and the
costumes provided for them were not
meant 20 hide any Of their physteAl
charms A group % show girls
are a particularly bored looking lot.
But ,h.r. are Henry LEVI. eissr-n,
little sylvia Jason. tAbasco In tabloid
form. and Charles MoSsuEhton. q
&C unedian Of expertusss
Lewis who IL q recruit from the
vaudeville stage has real ability and
= good singing voice. He lays no
claims 20 being other than q non
sensical nut" but his work even IN
It's xaEgsrntion has an undsrlytnG
quality that makes for real humor
and genuine fun.
Diminutiys Miss Jason IL a clever
little parcel Her voice 10 especially
good for so small a person. and like
Mr. Lewis she has a real sense OF
comedy.
NJ MeNs ughton Is smooth In his
work and IL always funny along
Thsrs n some skilful dancing by
William seabury. a youth seemingly
with no bones In his ankles. who OF
fered new ideas IN grostesaus dane
ing. Billie shaw. blonde slip OF q
girl. looking enough like Louise hins,
be her twin sister. danced prettily In
her bare tosA and did some clever
work with Mr.. Seaeury.
The show "a a succession OF slabor-
ate scenic and costume pictures
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
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TEMPLE
Alexander Carr. best known TO the
theatrical public because OF his work
as Mxwruss Perimuftsr In Potash a
Perimutter." heads the bill In the
Temple this week with a plsylet. IAN
April shower" IL IL . remarkably
we'll written piece. and Carr. him
self is the author.
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tional ability In his latest eHort
he has combined many OF the ele-
msnts that made for the/succsss OF
the Abe and MawrSes series In u
lines OF comedy that give Carr op-
.portunity TO do n splendid piece OF
acting Carr and hts company of
three command the audience every
II ia always a happy day when. Al
Herman returns. SO II was Monday.
for Herman az The Black Laugh"
Is also the biggest laugh that has
been heard In many a day. Fun
EFFORT. and the audience 10 in q state
Of near pandemonium until he leaves
ward ana Van. In addition 20 being
musicians OF rare attainments, make
Ton with the sadienee in different
way As street musicians they play
the violin and harp. and provide 10
minutes OF excellent entertainment
They combine pantomime with their
music to advantage.
Music OF another type IL provided
By Paul AcCarty and Elsie Fay In
Suicide Garden. q unvesty that
com btnes originality. good dancing
ard singing Their song. suicide.
one away from the beaten paths
and IL highly entertaining.
AcrobatIc dancing. including many
feats OF skill. In furnished by the
-Four AmarAnths. recently from the
New York Hippodro-is road show.
All four women have extraordinary
records as dancers. snN their act 10
one that meets with profound Ap-
provAl OVth ans Dooley make fun
In a sket~s "A Fool Detective" One
% iat two provides most of the rneY-
riuent BY hts awkward tumbling
stunts Garoinetti brothers open the
bill with acrob twists.
The hnai number is Tina Mays cir
-ns. an act that deserves eonmenda-
TON. one OF he performers IL baby