The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
TEMPLE

devile topllners 10 visit the Temple.
and her reception Monday affArnoon
vas Of the usual "We're-1 Just ckled-
f0-9eath to- See you-aCatn" type.
Miss Samu-ls is one ~ the I've
wires on the vaudeville stage Er-
uberRnce ia her other name She has
. keen serss % hur1or and fravesty.
and Possesses a nimble brain. and
her so-called songs are IN their way
guns ~ philosophy wit and satire
whether ~As 90 NumNrouSlN Nron0ing
charRcter tvpes Charles Pierce ~
the piano is moro than an accom-
panfst-re i- ans equal part - Tho
success ~ Miss sanuels act
-Artir Mehiinger who seyeral tines
has BEEN given BERNARD Granville
place IN biz musical shows when the
latter coruedi an dancer has gone into
now prolucfl0ns. oGera number of
songs which ne has sung with sue
oess IN THE Passing show" and
other musical rotues ard some that
are new for ria present vaudeVillH
trur. MehNnEer 30 nifty dance
aud no Stacker a. any sob OF enter
tanning that ne undertakes
playlet that has the merit OF
being clean and wholesome. with
touches that pull az the heart string
for their very simplicity. Is oNer'
oy Noel rravers and Irene Doas
setting shows the garden and exc
teFlOr cf a little Toss-covered houeH.
that Q small school teacher 10 tr} ins
very hard 20 buy on tho inEtallnant
plan, az home for herself and net
mother The owner "a an old skin
Mint who Is eventually circumvsnted
BY the pure nerve and blum ~ a
linoleum travelling salesman. who
on sight, and proceeds % use mis- wits
TO secure the little home for the sirl
and hor mother. The grOcer's drliF-
cry boy helps and thore Is laughter
and interett for the audience 49,.
An artistic posing act IL color
Gems" in which costumes. drapsrles
and lights are effectively used. Burns
and FaDrttu. a new team, mada Eucn
a hit that the audience refused g.
\ let the program proceed until these
two with their nonsense and their
music, were held before the curtain
long over their allotted time.
Lou Archer and Bene Ward are an
! entertaining pair. nd the Bud SNYDER
! company mixes comedy antics and
! run with one 81 the cieversHt and
most sensational wheel acts tho Tenn
pie has offered in a long while. sealo
IL seal which performs the most
unheArd-of tricks with nonchalanCe
! and surety that are marvellous, and
| he does them too. while his trainer
is or the stage and sealo has the
! spotlight all g. himself Pictures
! on the hooreoscope close the iii.
GARRICK
To an older generation Of play
goers The Henrietta, which was
presented Monday evening In the
| Garrick theatsr hy the Bonetelle com
| pany, has come 70 be regarded ~
| one OF the classic American come
dies IL vas originally written oy
! Bronson Howard. and played D. " IT.
liam n Crane and the late stuart
Robson. while Nat Goodwin and 9th
OF we'll known comedians have been
seen in one or the other of its m-
poTtant two first characters. Nicholas
Van Alstyne and his son BERTHE. 'the
lamb The play WAS rewritten Two
or three years aEo for the uqs - tfr
Crane and an all-star cast us
Wiuchell Smith and Victor Wavng
and Il u this latter version which
Dthc Bonstelle company is using
N The play Is rich tu oowedV,NH lfh
IercellAnt acting roles Tor cnVhpsfeul
plaYers and as tfuiEht Doc S1pettNd
II the Bousttlle cdmpanv met tft az
uanda 20 the complete eatisfactI nr
uf the large audience. Miss Ron
steiie had the role ~ The sprlEhffe
and fascinating widow Mrs. Cornell a
| Opdyke. 90 whose charms 20 mluf
and person "Oid Nick Van Alst me
| succumbs with utmost willingness
| Mss Bonstelle - always delightful
In q purely comedy part and she act.