The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-15
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A eoiorfuI production OF The Bo-
hemlan ORR will be offered In the
Lyceun theater. next week. This
favorite opera. with It's picturesque
setting and romantic story, has ever
had = strong hold upon the public
while ita tuheful melodies are a. we'll
known TO this as Go an older genera
tion. The opera has been given
spectacular production by the Aborn
op ,i eonpsny. The leading roles
old Blaze. Phyllis Dayiss. Albert
Walerstsdt. Francis Tyler. Ralph
Nichols and othsra
The Queens Of Burissqus" win APP
pear In the Avenue theAtsr next
on s ihs So%sry ana AND hfS S0E BsfiS
The sensational dancer "the girl IN
pink" viii be an added attraction.
Several new songs and choruses and
ture the sklts. which will be Creased
In new scenery and costumes. The
principal roles will be taken by AHa-
TIA FRleer, Binie Ballus Mat Koib
walter Van. James Bcnnett. LeRoy
Boomer, Frank Cummings Ruby Da-
Wis and others.
Four acts or headline oaffber viii
feature the Temple bill next week
A.
Robertson, will present a comic ssit
with songs called The Mail Carrier"
Harry .Girard. OF comic opera fame.
aided BY hts talented wife. Agnes
viii iii ofcr ME I tabloid. >Tss waii q
An Eskimo founded on the musical
comedy. The Alaskan. Joe Began
ny's Royal Lunatic Bakers. fresh
York Hippodrone show on tour. viii
oTrr their Fun in Bake show"
with sthe funniest bunch OF clowns
4nSn iso and %iag.s You .ysr sa-
Mabeiie Adams and Marion Murray
viii be present with their new sketch.
Cotton stockings" human little
tale trimming over with FUN and In
over the hiR circuit Five other acts
Will complete the bin.
For the second attraction In the
new Madison theater. the much talked
~ Sim drRmatl1ation OF Robert w.
ChAmhcrs widely read novel. The
Glrl Phiiippa" will be offered with
dainty Anita stewart In the role OF
IN the cabaret. determined, unoon-
ventiQnai mysterious There II
n9thhE ,,SS,eslng 80, rsai', mn in Tie ne
which hts work has been brought 20
life. All the players are adnnfrs bly,
shifted 20 their roles Phnipps- the
strange girl In q peculiar environ
msnt. naturally clings TO the big up
lifting things OF life, aitho she IL
forced 90 act as cashier In a cheap
cabaret and aseist thu notorious pro-
prietor In hts plots against the gov
eminent Although she 10 apparent
~ the cashier. Mss stewart carries
the part 30 sueesssfuiiy. that one
never forRets that Philippa 10 Of
royal parentaEe. thrown by fate into
this miserable setting. but gradually
and surely working toward her prop.
or place In life. Those who have
magazine or In book form will readily
appreciate what q good photopiay the
story made.
The thrilling motion picture spec
taole Civilization" will bring It's stay
In the Washington theatsr 20 = close
been signed 20 show the picture in
other cities and the aim cannot be
retained here longer. II cost Thomas
" 1ncs a million dollars TO produce
civilization" eu, IN. spectsel. has
somsthinE more than mere lavish sx.
psnditure Of money 20 recommend II
70 the attention OF tho theatsrgotng
public interviewer with the thrill
Ing scenes OF battle on land and
sea and IN the air. 10 2 romantic
some Of the best Known photopiay
stara "c1vilis.tion" 10 q patriotic
peace spectacle. THIS story wAs writ
ten by Q. Gardner Sullivan and pro
duoed By Mr., fnos with the distinct
purpose sf giving the world q force
ful argument against future wars
when the present conflict IL settled.
Peace 10 depleted. then war--ths most
tragic war that modern machinery
and science has made possible-then
peace restored. with the king repent
ant
Many comedy features are undsr-
lined for the Niles theater next week.
The famous Empire Comedy -Four.
singinE COMEDIANS and funmakerx
most successful comedy quartet i'm
the Varieties. viii be the star attrs6-
ton. Headed by Joe Jenny, the
quartet will offer AL new song hits
and patter. Second hpnors will 20 70
Edward Zoeiler trio % European pan
tomlmiats and acrobats who present
= novel aeroeatie dispiay aboard q
his canine p-npils, Howard stiilmsn.
eccentric comsdiAni Ware and Barr.
the harmony girls, and Florenee Nv
ans and company In a uniqus comedy
playlet, make up the balances OF the
vaudeville program. Ruth MacTam-
many ia The 0irl From Rector's"
ard The seventh selsods q '-rs-
feature the screen program which
precedes the vaudeville from ~ Gao
10 a;te o'clock daily
Women NJ East Cleveland, o.. ere