The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-21
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Back" and a half doEen other note
worthy SUCCESSES OF recent years.
Mr.. Goodman ~ credited with having
conserved wonderfully the charm, ro-
nance. humor and youthful spirit OF
the famous Stevenson story. The
action OF the play follows very close-
~ the episodes OF the novel begin
ming with the giving OF the chart 10
Lttle Jim Hawkins by Bit Bonss
and concluding with the nnal triumph
OF Jtm and the Squire over the pirate
crew. The stage story o. told In
nine scenes. each calling for an elaho-
rate and beautiful setting. with the
eliminating sensation In the gree {
ship scene. No more startling illu-
sion has ever been staged. The cast
OF 90 includes Ruth Vivian. Haiiett
Thompson. Edmund Quincy. Herbert
Ashton, Stuart Robson. Ir.. Lucia
Carne. Lark Taylor. Percy Waram
and George Manning.
y W. orifnthA latest MIN spectacle.
'1ntolerance." will be the attraction
I'm the Detroit opera house commence
ing Monday night May II, with daily
FnAtinses. Nothing comparable 10 this
production In size. novelty and en-
pertaining qualities ever has been
shown upon any stage, a ~ said
Amezing magnitude and even more
amazing detail. a revolutionary meth
Cd OF presenting four stories almost
simultaneously. and the most gigan-
etc settings ever erected for a the
atTical production. are some Of the
Impressive features OF this spectacle.
No interssting and important is It's
theme. loves struggle turnout the
ages, that prominent newspapers
thruout the country have discussed
~ and praised II editortaliy
Str months at the Liberty theRter
New York. and long runs In Chicago
Philadelphia, San Francisco Los An
Feles and Pittsburgh. testify TO the
Popularity Of this new creation
GARRICk.
A highly Characteristic play by
George Bernard Shaw. Getting Mar
ried" will be presented In the Gar
rick thsatsr next week by william
rounded cast The action passes In
che Norman kitchen OF the palace Of
che Bishop OF Chelsea on the out
skirts OF London whsre the person
Of the bishops youngest daughter.
They fall forthwith into dramatic
and suspensive debate upon the
theory and practice OF ma rriRRe az
~ exists the Angio-Saxon world. The
characters have the Shavtan gift OF
pieB fgF rapid HBd witty argument
bat a. IN has nature habff aud
point OF view OF his or her own.
Their inter FslatleR sFtfals HHfR4A@a
w AAA AAAMAEhe OF A1G nAtns4f A.
well as the Interplay OF their ideas
give thu pS~-- dramatic body and
even suspense, while the playwrlEhts
Aiertnsss and cRndoN wit and wisdom
illuminate e. Besfses Nj Faver-
sham. tho playeN include Henriotrs
Crosman. ChArhs CHERRY. Hilda
apong. i.umpden Hare. Arleen Hack
cit. John HATwood. Hugh Ddiman
George Fitzgerald. Mrs Edmund
Guerney, Marjorie EEEieston. Edwin
Cushman and Herbert Belmore.
The show OF wonders will oc-
cupy the Garrick stage for two weeks
beginning Monday. April 80 Thts
tFavaganKa will be shown in rs en-
tirety exactly as IL has been present
ed for more than 400 nights in New
York this season. Heading the or
KaniRation on the comedy lines will
Re George w Monroe. william and
Eugene Howard. waltsr e. Kelly.
sidney Phillipa Dan Quinlan Eu-
gene ORourks and white and Clay
ton. dancing team. LEsome, youthful
Marilvnn Miller will essay the prin-
cipai feminine role and Will also ap-
pear IN number OF new and strik
InE advertisements assisted BY the
celebrated ballet master, AlcVip Kos
and Adele Ardrisy are other priuci.
pals. Tn addition 90 20 scenes %
exquisite coloring. the most striking
OF which II the Interior OF q temple
IN Burns. there r. the thriller Sub
marine FL" n IL said 90 give the
SHOW 81 Wonders" o big dramatic
punch seldom found outside Drury
Lane productions