The Detroit times., 1917-03-26

s s1S.Sw:y 1 Jones. s.rsa a, snow v
ne the stenographsr and others In the
cast help Conan put the vshiels
across
The Majestic program has more
whish Hsnry sss,r ~ N" .inss rhsr.
are patriotic pictures. an Instructive
aim. Feeding the Fish Bsters' end
the topical review. while the orches-
ira plays Poet and Peasant over
turs and ether selections
WASHINGTON.
Req Beach. after having arrived At
the goal OF the SIN best sellers" has
turned moving picture produesr. and
in the Washington thester this week
popular novel OF the far north. The
Barrier" This 10 Mr.. Beach's initial
hlm production and ~ VIII he fol-
lowed OF others made from his own
The story OF '-rhs Barrisr 10 one
OF thrilling adventure and delightful
romAncs. It's scenes are unusual even
for ths type OF play which has pc
come familiar 20 movie fans thru the
work OF the vsrnums and Bill" Hart
boy and the ranchmAn. the miner and
the pioneer. The photography 10 en-
esIlsnt and the whole production 10
one OF care In detail
The various roles are tntsrprsted
BY players o. worth, ,nelsd ts, S sa,h
weil-known on the speaking stage.
Miss Scott 10 wsli-known In Detroit
an a msmber OF the Columbia play
srs. The barrier" IL her FIRST pic
tvrs
MAprsoN
Frederick Isham's novel. ALADDIN
From Broadway" has fallen prey 70
IN. povin. g,s,uTs .se .e,ssn, r.it tsis
week IN the Msdlson
TIRE leading characters are taken
By Edit i,, storey; AnsOnis m sr,srss1
p pS p'azsss: . sae e S9 Hissdn Prom
Broadway" 10 enscted on New rorEs
famous thorofare and In the far east
II has an unusually colorfui set tnk
OF the locale OF the incidents by the
producers TO furnish lavish pictorial
-othsr pictures on the bill include
sdse.tionsi feature. and the news
Ths musical program presents
Ethel Rust M.llor. soprano. IN an
paness costume. and popular bal ads
and the orehestrs in variety OF ss-
Harold Jarvis will sing at tn.
Monday and Thursday matiness
LyCEUM.
Mutt and Jsns wedding" IN the
Lycsum this week. comprises praeti-
eally the same company that sp-
eom.back was received eagerly. Mutt
and Jeff are so natural they look az
II they might have walked out OF
Bud Fishers cartoons
The comedy teens with catchy wit
and clever songs The chorus 70
Gene Lawrence
composed OF 10 young women in cos
tuning that would Que the hest Of
comic opera choruses credit. Mutt
and Jen land from an airship with
that sort % crash so often depicted
In Bud FISHERS cartoons, and there
after life 10 Just one ENHANCEMENT
after another. with all the iudierous
trimmings.
The east 10 unchanged. being com
Jerry Sullivan az Jen. Katie Rooney
"a the widow Roundh~art and Fred
Roberts. Harry Hoyt. Signor Marius.
Miss Ralistt Bertram. Miss Rose
ksssner and Charles Saunders
The Spiegel Revue. now running in
the Gayety theater is rather above
the average burlesque show In a
great many ways. IL is tuneful;. col
OF the slapstiek variety OF humor.
but there n a great deal OF graceful
dancing. good singing, FINE drills OF
chorus girls. tahleauN and beauty
show that few companies OF the Kind
On .aIdor, nrds snvwh.re q aain-
tier. prettier and more entertaining
little soubrette than Midgie Mile.
She violates every rule OF the union
for she works all the time. but she
does not give an eager audience any
too much OF her acting. Billy Mos
scy divides the honors Of the star
part with Miss Mile and the two are
q whole show In themselves. but
there is sufficient talent In the troupe
80 that u IL not a one-team show by
Miss Marie Allen presents a novel
posing act In which she illustrates
the song. The Girl OF the Magazine,
the feature being one OF the most
plea sing OF the entire peftormanee.
Miss Allen ~ endowed with more
beauty and grace than is packed
away by some whole girl shows and
In her various poses on magazine
covers she outshinss the Imagination
OF a Chrtsty or GIBSON
the success OF the performance.
which aroused great enthusiasm at
nrst Appearances on sunday are Ben
Holmea good comedian; Miss
Josephine Youngs. who sings much
and delights the audience; virginia
Vane. one of the beauties 81 Spot
less Town. Emmett and Chuck Gala
han. who sing and dance In an IN
usual manner. and the numerous and
richly gowed chorus.
CADILLAC.
Hello Girls" burlesquing In the
Cadillac theater this week. provides
two hours OF rollickinG fun and hu-
NOR. There " a brseziness about the
performances that IL refreshing. and
the girls give the audience all that
u could desire In the way OF snap
and dssh
what the chorus lacks IN good
looks and shapeliness ~ more than
makes up In its singing and dancing
ability. Then. too, ~ ~ an eNrep-
tlonany well trained organization.
the formations IN one drill number
being very true and accurate.
Harry stspps and Billy Carlton set
out Of Few Ines And the show
10 still further augmented By trio
" good singers and dancers--ths
Misses Laura Houston, Nellie Nice
and Mona RAymond-who put acress
the songs In q way that merits the
approval they recelve.
George Martin and Lew Denny are
a valuable complement Martin cap.
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