The Detroit times., 1917-10-04

in thr Regent. neNt week JarroW,
the comedy magician. and Harry
English and company. presenting "a
sketch entitled "Ths lvu Hour.
crowd inc farce for nrrt liuc honor.
/ runeful songI dance numbers. bril-
liant costumes ana stage effects com
biue 10 make "A Nfght IA Farec'
medley ~ fun anu sons while eN~
posing the tricks of other conJurorr.
/ JarroW mystihcr his audience Win
/ his own cleverncFs. burna aud Is nn,
| eCc~utric dancers Fo- and Cross.
comedians. newell and AIoet. Juvenile
entcrt iiners in a little Fkit. and tho
Mclean SAttuu triu. COINS az acrohHtt.
max up the bin Walt Whitman, ln
tho tltl, role % The Tar Heel War
rior will be thc feature hlm
George VI Cohan. In screen adap-
thtion OF his own sensational stage hit.
seven Keys 10 Bnldphte, founded
on the story of The Rnme no me by
Earl Derr BigEers viii be the Maics-
tic screen attraction next week.
Cohan's originality and his ability
20 play upon tho human Side 81 tn
| puhllnF nature, wa never more
! dcnn5tclr displayed than in this play
n Is % mystery farce that provides
onbiRation of novel situations ana
surprises and Whenever the story
seems clear the author gives II
| twist that iF unexpected. now
] d p D.
sta llment of the Rex Beacn travel
! pictures educational anc news tlfns
and songs by the Majestic trio viii
ho other numbera on tho program.
a wild animal show with Hons
/ tigers and leopards. the nre' g. be
seem IN local vaudeville in several
/ years IA scheduled for Tn Ornheur1
/ theatcl next week. The act is rtrwu
\ as Havimaus animals Hayiirar was
/ - fl-
/ beCk and is said TO be "a trainer oi
/ skill an6 daring His villa brRats
/ perform many wonderful tricka. T."
4 added feature for the week Wil h"
I Tho Dairy Maids" A musical comedy
Then thcrc VIII be a Morning. ir
4 The Alps presented by the Five
/ Swiss Song birds ChRrJe- Mcdonald
( a9d company in "A playlct, 'Th" No"
! Chief " Police" chase and LAtouf.
+ in 20 comedy skit and MarshoN and
Weldon. dances The Leading picture
/ attraction Is Billie Burke ia The
/ Mysterious Miss Terry Staftins
I saturday afternoon tho worlds series
/ i1il games VIII be reported instantly
I ou an electric scorehoard which shows
I tho PLAYERS running. sliding, hitting
aud 0olding Those who como 20
these games NAV remain FOR the
vaudeville without extra charge the
vaudeville starting Immediately at
the close ~ the game.
billie Burke. one ~ the lsAding
appears On tho Orph6um screen next
/ week IN ths Gelett burgess story The
/ Mysterious Miss Terry Tho play IL
romedy drama ia which mystery
! and hum0r arc tho dorinh nt notes
/ Tho spectator iF puzzled from the
! opening scene whore mysteriously
/ veiied woman draws up 20 p fashion
1 able New York dwelling enters the
/ home and proceeds io take some
valuablss out ~ wall - 70 The
story has 20 do with the actions ~
| this young woman who ls courted
/ simultaue eously hy three men and
| who In an unusual manner grants
/ their dearest personal wishes for
/ thcir adyanceueut In the world %
/ business Thomas Meighsn appears
as Miss Burke's leading man. The
/ orpheum pTograia calls Tor new
| comedy and other pictures 20 accom-
pAny the usual vaudeville
Mo kline ELLIOTT makes her screen
! debut In the M0 0dlson. next week. IN
| Fighting ODDS story ~ big bust
I ness exposing THE intrigue and
| trickery ~ unscrupuious financial
powers This screen play marks the
| nrrt appearance - Miss Elliott before
( American audiences in several years
! The aut1n,ohl~ industry rlrnifhe'
/ The ns Ckvround and foundation fuf
! "FiChfinc odds" m is the Htors q
n miIltonsirc manufacturer who falls
! the victim ~ 7cheming Wall 80.
/ nnanriers He Ia ruined and dis
grncea and thon his beautiful md
/ talented Wlfe arvoteF her time
/ energy and personal chs rms tn che
/ trapping 0f thr enemy 1t is not an
I easy task hut ah accom- piishes h"f
purpose clears her husbands name
and hrings the uuscrupuious busin 80
enemy go account
The Madlyon theater VIII show on
| important and authentic war I'm ln
/ the Wake of the Huns nest week
+ Tbcec pictures Warc taE Een hN int
! French government who placed their
/ coIpnrar1an tn rrr'nlnnn' f''''
( with the Allied army in It's recent
pursuits OF the retrcatinE Germans.
Pictures were caught ~ fhc fr-neh
/ detachments entering towns that for
/ three years had been In the hands of
/ the enemy Nothing but waste ana
] dcsolation greeted the returning We
/ tors on every hand and he pictures
I chow the French commencing az once
90 reconstruct their railroads ano
] bridges clearing the streets ana
/ patching up the buildings, as they
/ press onward against the foes.
"The Ge rden q Anah.~ as book
i and play enjoyed unusual success
/ and now comes e. nlm dramati2etipn
/ ~ tho tale alled with all the glamor
] ana fNNlNl tfA lflf llN NifliFhr ftFAt w
] be presented next week. in the Wa sh
] inRtcn thcntcf bumini Ennlden,
/ woman OF rare Intelligence. saddencd
/ bv the dcntn of her parents. scehs
/ eolaCe Zoo the d"scrt where she NETS
/ the STRANGER. But different from her
/ mission in tho desert r. that ~ the
\ stranger. Who tries 20 avoid ans
/ manifestation of prayer He has
I hecn a reciuse in a Trappist monas-
J .rry aud suddenly overwhelmed with
/ TIC lure OF the outside world, he
| breaks his vows 60 seek and md the
strange cnchantmenL Helen Ware
and Thomas santschl have the lead
! ing roles I'm this elaborate prcduc-
/ ton fcature cf which a. dcFert
| sandstorm The weeks added attrsc-
/ tions lnelna many interesting zen =
l lures inciuilng a spsciel program of
| songs hy Emmons and Colvin
Walt Whitman In The Tar Heel
! Warrior. viii be tho feature film
shown on the Regent screen next
week. Like many another cf ne
| time and place Col. Mills possessed
brond acres. hut little each after
he doffed tho uniform Of confederate
| gray Als0. Ike the majority ~
| those who had not been compelled
| by necessity 90 worry about the de-
tails of money making, "a Ions as
plantations continued self-suppcft-
/ ing he lacilet the capacity FOR 'rou-
| omv. So. when Tho uocd fcr cash
became urgent he borrowed and
| backed hi- note With rn
upon hfr Red River plantation HIS
/ creditor was an urrcrupulcuR money
| londcr who had deliberately planned
| 20 Rct possession ~ the place. ard
when tho note fell duo. demanded
hts money or the surrender Of the
| colonel went % New York 20 borrow
/ the sum nsodod from tho wealthy