The Detroit times., 1917-03-19
MADISON.

Anita stewart. playing the tstle role
IN The Girl Philippe" a photoplay
made from Robert W. chAmbers
n: Madison feature him Tor this
week.
The photodrama 10 very much mp
to-date with It's story concerning
secret service work OF foreign Eov-
ernments engaged In the present con-
escapes and loves adventure abound,
escapes and loves adventure abround
and as the play 10 we'll acted and
handsomely presented II has all the
elements OF q successful nlm Offering
Philippe 10 young girl under the
atern and unpleasant guardianship Of
q restaurant keeper. who In reality
IL SPY and IN the pay OF different
diplomats He cunningly works one
employer against another Philippe
learns secrets OF tremendous poiiti-
cal importance Sha meets a young
American artist. and they fall in
love with each other. With the help
81 her lover she IL able to overthrow
some OF the plots set on foot by her
guardian and his cohorts and in the
end nnds hers a real prtnceaa Her
romance with the artist ends hap
pity.
ing roles are q. Rankin Drew. Frank
Morgan and Anders Randoif
In addition TO The Gtri Philippe.
the MIN program offers q new com
cay Lonesome LAME \ AdNNiy lakH.
some beautifully coiored pictures Of
animals and the weekly review Of
local, national and international
events. The musical program includes
selections by the Madison orchestra
and songs by Ethel Rust Mellor.
Harold Jarvis will sing Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons % this week.
LYcEUm
That perennial tsvorIte Of All the
sssTs0srs A 5,s., music Lovers Bales
tacuiar presentation In the Lyceum
theater. sunday afternoon ana even
ing, opening a weeks engagement.
Aborn opera company ana every Ell
fort was employed 20 emPhasize its
spectacular features. This 10 par
tsSularly true Of The fair scene.
sSrobats who 10 some remarkable
tumbiins. and balancing tricks,
Tbs roi. Of Airline. the Polish NO
Eypsies and is-brought up by the
pomAdie tribe 70 know nothing OF
her birth, 10 taken by Jeanette Wills
ss. sA ssups the nsbs nS T nso (.
member Of the tribe In which Airline
has been seereted. falls IN love with
the girl eltho. their union e bitterly
49,. E.s..if
The familiar numbers OF the Baifs
score like The Heart Bowed Down"
rs' s Hsiis. We're reosivsd with sp-
plause by the audiences.
The performance. taken AZ n whole,
was spirited and full OF the color and
life which the traditions OF the opera
INDUCED In the principals are Al
bert wMisrstsdt Ralph Nichols.
b fsss oTs ar. m Fec En r Phyllis x
Ter. the latter a former Detroit bAsso.
who has appeared IN various English
opera companies that have visited
Detroit.
CAyErr.
All modern burissdue records were
shattered 20 smithereens at tho
opening Performance by the Maids
afternoon, when weeks engagement
% The Girl from Nowhere" was Of
fered. In the nrst place there wasn't
either q Hebrew or an Irish come
. alsn' and the second marvel wes
In addition the girls were really
pretty and young
Al X. Hall tpronouneed aIeohoD
ara Bobby Barry pade quite the
dians this theater has uncovered for
many weeks They were from mo-
where" and looked and acted a. they
were unlike other comedians didn't
profess 20 have any nationality or
race and were quite original Bobby
Barry, by the way, IL son o. a
vaudeville and bnrieaque comedian
who made thousands laugh n genera
ton ago. His son. who has picked
NJ his fathers mantle, bids fair TO
add TO the fame OF the family name
In buriesque circles. 80 far az Coz
tunes and scenery 60 the attraction
II far ahead Of the average
In addition 20 the two chief come
dians a number % other good en-
tertainers we're brought out At the
nrst performance. and the singing
was unusually pleasing Most Of the
songs were new. but ~ course there
were few ~ the sentimental ballads
without which no sure enough bur
les1ue performances would be com
piets. Miss Norms sal an tha ~tsi