The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-27

clothed Which shows the damocra-
tic simplicity OF the theme.
The evenings entertainment would
be enhanced somewhat 10 about haif
OF the orchestra wonld strike, No
doubt the orchestre rendered very
hne music, but ~ occupied lot ~
space and made 80 much noise that
many a time one could NO, hear shr
point OF a Joke. because just when
the point was reached the blatant
olare % bass horn horned Us
sa asn sav ,s.t W va. 70 quite sas a fSnng
II 10 not fair 70 assume that the
chorus and Al Jolson and Kitty
Doner are the whole thing. There
parsonage than Lawrence porsay.
even II this ininitRble Engiishman
Il one might voice a protest Il
rsusie On TITS vehicle that POISON car
rieH around with him There are
great quantities % feminine beauty
much graceful dancing, splendid cho-
s Sn a' ,hsrs sn ar. ns' Ios "a good Toess
which are not heard enough n the
manager would discharges about a
dozen Intermediates and let the
ns nT. ,s se'ss alS.Ts o. Mariner in
Tropical Ocean would be Ina
However the show 10 very good
TEMPLE.
LILLIAN shaw whose exeiuEive
character songs always provide = the
unusual. and Nile. Daisy Jean. for
mer musician Of the Beigian court
and a young lady % wonderful in
strumentai and vocal aL<ainments.
vie with one another for the maj ~
public attention on the bill In The
Temple thia week
Entertainment offered - widely
diversified. In addition 70 Miss shaw
and Mile, Jean there IL comedy
playlet. a juggling act an athletic
performances, a novelty art sketch,
and lots OF good singing and dane
ms.
Mils. Jeans musical culture is ex-
csptionHiiy broad; she plays the
piano harp. violin and ceIle In n
nnished msnnsr. ana. aboVe al, pos
sesSes q voice % excellent quality
Her voice NJ woudrrfuiiy deyelcp q,
and she 50 pleased the audierce That
she was forced 20 respond 90 several
Sueorea
Miss Shaw has i've songs. every
enc Of them suited 10 her particular
capabilities Two % these hit a pop
ular chord Monday afternoon, and
received more than a normal amount
Of the audiences favor. one 10 a
other tells the trials 90 the married
woman. The latter 10 Miss shaw }
apecta ity. and the Fun she produces
~ such ss 20 all but Interrupt the
progress 81 the song.
Mind Your Own Business IN the
title % Digby Beifa latest contri-
vance for creating fun and good feel
ing Mr. Bell haR been coming Go
Detroit for the last 40 years. but
this time he brings comedy Of a SUI
periative amount In the little play
let written By Winchell Smith and
John l. Golden. An exceptionally
Z capn bic company aaaists Mr.. Bell
A. new stunts In the Juggling art
are difhcuh 10 md. Edwin George
brings something out OF the ordln
airy In his Comedy OF ErrorB." lie
doesn't Do any % the things he
should DO. he saws but that doesn't
bother him in the least He gets
more laughs than any OF the acts
ON the bill. and that counts for
something
I ManSond snyder. master athietes
perform hand-to-hand fsats that
seem nigh impossible Both are en-
ccptionafly heavy men, which makss
their performances all the more re-
msrkable.
Warren and conley present sting
inR and dancing act that pleases
the Brightons rag pickors." work
out a few pictures from pieces OF
cloth IN q startling manner. and the
hll closes with Scottish singing
and dtrclng performance by Jack
Wyatt and his scotch Lads and Laea-
les. "A company 81 10