The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12
THE EM.
STAGE II.
WARRINGTON.


~ snxax sment in the Washington
th<aisf. The amazing photophy et
fhs a~ep seas. Twenty thousand
L~sxues Undsr the SEA" was shown
IL lsrgs audiences sunday.
The exciting story OF romance snd
nogs than 50 years ago In pictured
ss the screen and IT'S many thrilling
incsdepts are made 30 nfegike as 10
~ uncanny. when the story was
Vrfteu the reading world hailed ~
e . masterpiece OF imaginative nc.
4ee. bst tts author as . -resmsr %
rhinws which Verne wrote about
have become realities and the won
terfu1 deep sea boat which he con-
jprSd has rs counterpart In the mod
ssn submarine This rsmarkA-.s
aea craft ia the story II the inven-
fIon ~ Primes paaksr. who builds IL
- ssarch the seas for Charles Den
vev. Oh. stole the princes wife ard
uttlx daoghtsr. While the prince
aa1 his crew sweep the seas they
moef with many curious and ktrange
1sentares al OF which are revealed
u fhe movie spectators
Thu ciiuax OF the story cemes In
- t0rpadoing Of Denvers paiattsi
yarAt W frtnre Baaker's submarine,
Ne Assih % both men. but the res
~ before Death claims him.
During the unfolding OF the story
0oge than go scenes are shown.
ne artIon ~ the story employed
usse thAn s.eee persons In preparIng
e! the camera and !, r.as,rss up-
neotpS1. the total cost exceeding a
oslf-mfIiien dollars.
Performancss ~ Twenty Thou
epsl L<aspss Under the Sea- are
6]yss u the Washington every after
ICES ~ SIS o'clock. and every sysa-
MAJESTIC.
TIE mast stirrinGly dramatic
n>eteeyePh the Majestic has ever
~ VI Mia Sweet heart" with George
pboR - the leading role. u saH
1PesstsA w that thestsr SUNDAY.
o6ee hiss taken his place sn"as
0ngs stare for his masterful dsilnea~
Uo6 % italian characters and his
oewsst play sill be. accepted az good.
Viewed frem any Angie. The sweet
opsx % tbs theme and the idOliEing
~ the old mother as MS sweet
kesyr provides moments OF deep
Thsrs are several thrilling mo-
nents The driver OF a fast moving
opfomobfis 10 shot and the machine
ss ~ P.:', ma IA. Trs ,essss TN Tn
Va
oltrauiyeeTin, while the players
elub swtng. for q fast drive also
ezra sfonE some cornmoti0n- Behan
q Joe, the ieeman. - the dominant
eAsrscteF while sarah keenan, as
Henma Mia, and Helen EDDY as
than usual mention.
The Majestic program this week
ootfpdore1 fhr ar-t local showing ef
~. Book ef Nature" pictures ani-
eel studies made by Raymond 4
ssjosisai society The aFsi subject
g tbs orang -outsng. These who
Aavs seen trained aniuAis In the
Vaudeville theaters will Ind there 10
aueh 70 learn concerning thsir
itr.ass habits an. .s customs from
lety Of ether pictures ranging from
traveieEass 20 comedies. The Ma
jsstie eymphony oTchsstrs plays
Variety Of splendid nnmOers and
HsHrv ssstrsy sinss two popular
Attic the cold weather served Go
tesp many persona in doors Sunday
Afternoon. q good-sissd audience
srsstsd Miss carewe- carvei and com
q 'i ~" s..rs s q. Lss.a@
One % the Oldest productions row
on the road. vet Peg O nv Heart"
with its delightful blending 81 corr
edy and pathos. stili pleasea and
Miss Carewe Csrvers impersonatton
OF the whimsical and unrestrains8
Peg" compared well with other i'm
PRESENTATIONS OF the character seen
In the city.
Reared BY O doting ola father
Peg creates CONSERVATION among
~ ek
30 viHif with her Whimsical actions
Peg" nevertheless ~ q gnod fudge
Of character and she soon manages
70 ensnare young English noble
man. a friend of the Chirhesters
Her actions cause both rage and
grief. hut when Peg saves her
ycung cousin from siopins with her