The Detroit times. [volume], February 17, 1912, LAST EDITION, Page Page Four, Image 4

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DKTROIT «PK*» HOI »K.
Er Frank MfJntvre Lufflft 1
gtr-.M wm pra—cte -**■ r»i4i mg hi a »ifi
r-g Wednesday matinee. beginning
1 day. Fsb It, In "Knobs." the oO "‘7' , >'
Georg* Bronson-Howard. In which li*
. recently concluded a snecsgsfnl eu
?ageinent In tbs Hudson thea-ter. >♦»’
ark. whers It was accepted as tl»e
I real comedy hit of the present season.
This will he Mr Mclntyre's first **l*-
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KKA \K MrIKTI RK
la -Rashs" la the Uetral* sßsra hense
the drat half of asst week.
paarancs in Detroit as a star, but there
are few who will not remember him aa
th'- big. Jovial drummer of "The Trav
eling: Kalesman," in which he appealed
the post three seasons It was because
of Mclntyre a enormous success In this
play that his m-nager. Henry B Har
ris. chose him for the role of star, end
the selection of "Snobs." a light corn
ed.* by George Bronson-Howard. wai
a particularly auspicious one. for both
atur and play scored an instantaneous
hit Ir. New York.
"Snobs” is the story of a milkman
turned duke, and ta redundant with
humorous situation# waTTratted to Mr.
Mclntyre's art. it Is seid. The first act
shows a tenement room in Baltimore
where Hen Disney. I Frank Mclntyre*,
la listing after a hard day's work and
ruminating upon the possibility of a
milkman ever stepping Into Bill Taft a
shoes. Suddenly there is a knock on
tin* door and Hen opens It to admit
Nondas Parkyn. daughter of a wealth!
pickle manufacturer and helreae to a
million or two Nondas only want*
someone to call a cab for hor and Hen
obliges, but after she has left discov
ers that he has succumbed to that
dread disease known as “love at first
sight.” There comes another knock
~«Pd this time tt is wm attorney, who
■hows him. with Indisputable proofs,
that Instead of haing plain Hen Disney,
he Is the long-lost Duke of Walahlre
with the greatest title in England and
a fortune Which claeaea btm Instantly
with the Wall-st. contingent of anti-
Shermanites.
Hen. at firat dased. soon recovers his
senses and inalats that, for the time
being, he remain Incognito. According
ly he prevails upon a pal. Buck Reads,
to accept the role of duke while he
will follow along In the guise of pri
vate secretary. Thus the two descend
upon society the next day Buck, the
false duke, is attired in s very proper
riding suit, while Hen apj»ears In a ra
diant assortment of garb which makes
him look like a cross between a Bow
ery bouncer and a vaudeville come
dlar. Society is. of course, fooled and
showers attentions upon the supposed
duke, alighting Hen at every opportu
nity. The play ends happily after three
an.using acts. “Mr Harris is said to
hurt furnished Mr Mclntyre with
splendid support, which will include
Myrtle Tannehlll. Eva McDonald. Kath
erine Stewart. Marie Fltagerald, Roy
Fairchild. John Cumberland. Orlando
Daly and Frank Bcownlsa.
Blanche Bates. David Belasco s pop
ular star In "Nobody's Widow.” by Av
ery Hopwood. will be the offering In
the Detroit opera house Thursday. Feb.
t 2. for three nights. Miss Hates’ suc
cess aa Roxana Clayton, “the widow.”
has even surpassed her enormous hit
In "Madame Butterfly.” "The Darling
of the Gods" and "The Girl of the Gold
en West.” and. Inasmuch as "Nobody's
Widow" ia designated as a farcical ro
mance. her triumph as a comedienne is
nM the more emphatic. “Nobody’s Wid
ow" la a comedy "as light and fascl-
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HI.AXC hi: hatjk*
la the l>Mr*U opera kooir tkr l«M half
of aril week.
nattng •• thistledown and hk delicious*
ly efrervesoent as a glue* of cham
pagne," with a novelty of motif and
construrtiva quality that established
It last season a* one of the New York
blarest successes
Mr. Belssco retains the chief sup.
l>ortln« player*. Bruce Mcßae. Adelaide
I‘rlbcs. Re* McDoufgll, Mdlth Camp*
b**ll, Alice <’lair« Hlllott. Minor S Wk;>
son. Arthur Hyman and Mauls dross.
The scenic Investiture, embellishments
aid minute details that have made the
name of Belasco famous, are conspic
uously In evlde nee. tVhut better rec»
ommendatlon need to be Riven to any
star or attraction?
TKMPI.F.
ToppiliK the Temple bill TII t
week will be the popular sins in* oonuST
e|enne and tauitfvlllf favorite, Resale
Wynn, who will ra4urn for bar annual
ovation. Mias Wynn Is probably the
most popular, of all the songbird* who
trill from tfte Temple stage, and this
envious state has been reached on
merit, for she, I* well equipped vocally.
Another fafrt’ot that has largely assist
ed In her eoecos* Is her conspicuous
daintiness ;qf , manner Miss Wynn is
always unwind to perfection, and has
the distinctly French “knack" of wenr
ng clothes well. FIAr aowns are of
her own design. Rhe is also fortunate
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AMUSEMFNT3.
liw Yirk Symphony Orchestra
ttAI.TF.iI IMtHtOst 11. t nudnetnr.
ARTIII ft Mimith. Pianist.
DKTIIOIT ARMORY,
Mk Feb If, ml Hl.t p. m.
h Principal numbers. Hi-'tlmvMi s Fourth
, • HMnpkony and Tsc balk owe ky’s
Piano Concerto.
' Reserved seat# 9t. 11.10. 91 and lie at
Orlnaell'a.
IN LOCAL PLA YHOUSES
SIGNOK TROVATO
K«*e« ntrle violinist on tbe Temple thea
ter hill next week.
present a spectacular terpsh horean of
fering. Dorothy Rogers and company
will have a comedy sketch labeled "Ba
ldee ala Carte." Martinm-ttl and Syl
vester will provide the fall-nround a< -
robatic stunts Harry, H Lester will
appear with anew collection of pert
saving* and song* The Helm chtl
di on, Bud and Nellie, will sing and
talk The Sutcliffe troupe of Scotch
pipers, dancers and acrobat* will of
ie<* s promising feature and the Moore
escope will close the bill.
Temple patrons will be treated, dur
|ln possessing a magnetic stage pres-
I mo*. These qualities, combined with a
I™rural charm. or mamrr ->r>t rrrrsvusX
[ "runty; havr* Tmnte Mtsv AVymr tmv ttf
I the k most populur personages in the
I two-a-day World. For her coming en
gagement ah«* will introduce new de
lights and surprise* in the way of
| song* and gowns, ballads topical hu
' moriems and serenades being pleasant
-1 ly mingled
Trovato. the eccentric violinist, some
' tltiu-a called "the Creutorv of the vio
lin.” will provide the musical feature
of the bill, lie is said to he itn accom
plished comedian us well a* a must
rm, and is proving one of the biggest
hit* lg vaudeville Ilia offering is a
Id* n.l of music and fun Dim Burke,
tii- veteran dancer, assisted by Mollio
•Muller and the "Klx Wonder Girls." will
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GARRICK £O^
j(\A\tn atari lag Monday. February IR L af",
fWWy Matinee Ratarday Only. t*fv(/// \
Frleret hOe, 7fir. *l, R1..V1, *2, A
■SMC
ISCHEFFi’
i\ * \otablk PRonrmo\ or
V. *
fohann Strauss’ Greatest Comic Opera
“NIGHT BIRDS”
(DIE FLEDERMAUH)
Augmented Orchestra. Ensemble & Chords of 75
. TODAY—“KISS WALTZ'
Til K A ( TllOlt** PKODFCING (OMPIM
““ «JO»l\ (ORTI ADOIAI’EH
“ a “The Gamblers”
First
II V CHARLK* KLEIN
Time "Th** Gamblers" Is so realistic a picture of business
ii and domestic life in certain circle* that it ranks an
one of the truly great American plays
Su T X BOOS and His BAND J
Aft. a t g , 11 Ml** EL*A KELLNER, *OPRANO
Price*: ttreb. fit»ri Dal. Mle and 3.V| llnl. I Ir. 3<'m'| F«ih. Clr. Ur.
iWS THE FAMILY THEATER Toe
< ovum m s io a. m. to iiiso p. m. >.> Hi«a<-
nI. MB ATI It OKI limHt.i 7 . FKIT7. MIKKN. Director.
HAWLEY & OLCOTT CO. SUSSSH
niJI-H TIM. I.IKK ON THK VAIDFVIM.F ITAIiE.
SWnENEY A ROONEY. Pedestal Dancers
CEOTmsTcte kwtotrr
JACK SANDERSON , Claude—CLEVELAND—Marlon
HOLMES A HOLLISTCH
IVYKODI ( |m; M IAKi I Rom --Huh F, II
JOHN A LOTTIE BURTON ED. RE MONDE
EMILY FISHER CROSS A CROWN
TF DD V Ai Cl UCD “i RKOinti mimkim «i\<.r>u
* *■ «A R I Ob C. Llvl L n \NI» DIM IMi SKIT.
“MIF, lUXTIiH ttll THK snow U1R1,."
’| n*o LATEST MOTION 12 BIC
pictures acts
hh. mtti.h rim m
MAJESTIC THEATER
NOW SHOWING
The Talk of London and New York; R
The Sensation of the
Motion Piet are mA
World. Time Shown in
America Outside of the
I New York Theater. Where ft In
™ Now Running at One Dollar Price*.
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3—Other Feature Fhms To Each Show—3
IOC OUR PRICE I 0 C
THF DETROIT TIMES: SATURDAY, FERRT’ARY t 7. I*JI2.
lint the week of Keb 26, to present
met I of 44 ft operatic nature The head
line '■Hein-tlmi f r th-- week i* i*» be
Mrrrfr-n irtt t rr-d—ln 'TaaS.-- -llk-VTTTTT!
tlon or stars. "The Florentine Singers,
widclv known tf** one of th* best oper
atic and vocal organization* in vaude
villi and one that iv« ver fail* ti* *. <>i ••
with lovers of melody The cpnipa ti>
is compriwed of a group »*t -,■**» tuol
art lata from such organization* as tbo
M< tri-politan. Hamtuersteln's. t)>e I. •
Sr,.ls of Milan, tbe llenrv \\\ Savug*
and tb- Boston Urantl i*pera compan
ies It will be comprised of selections
fror.i the be«t known au*l ntoul popular
or»eratir suceewse* of tit- world, flavor.
r*<l with enough of the lighter soft of
mnsli- to make the offering attractive
to all. Other features of the eathe bill
will be the dark Wilson trio of fun
niakers end travesty artiste, •"'laud
(illllrg water and company. In the!**
farce. "A Strenuous Rehearsal.'' and
Iucl; Lynch, Detroit's popular entar
taintr.
(iAIIIUIh
Tommencing next Mondav evening,
the noted prims doune. Frttti Setoff,
will play a week's engagement In the
Iftß * Sk* *,
■lji . ■snii
• Y
Wfr \jT» /
/ Ur
V*»aj -
nur/,t hhkif
la "Night Hade" la the Garrick ant
week.
Garrick theater, with a matinee on
Saturday only, her medium being the
famous Johann Strauss comic opera,
“Night Birds’ (Die Fledermausi,
Mttduim S, beff's I* the f|i*t orgaiilxa
titfli t<- sing ibis work in English. Th*
production, vvhlcll ia b> the Mi'Wio
ciiubert, I* on the esuie no\cwortb>
*• ale ns that nt -The Mikado"
Birds. with *t* ***.“>re of alluring
waltzes, polkas, reiaauxas and 'lrink-
Ing song*. Is considered he n*»»st* r
worlt of Straus* and it German cl.ianc,
If Is a \Vi>« k that i|*pe.t|s p.t-t i< ul.t ily
t*» lovers of "worth while" music. %
The j»|o'tprescue' lot tie |> German.!,
and tin- plot I* TJi»- result of a pt ae-
Uunow* cluu.o I*h * lo ijlasßeil t>atl.
with lusti ctUuif to have tli» in p •.■*•*
t* otti.era tlinn t liein-e-iv eg, and tbe
«>Ulcon»e Is *u< h a tangle of affair*,
compiomb ing fliitatl«»ps and other
complo ation* (bat a ci*nie*«i**n i*
necessary to re-tore pea.e and har
mony
Madauie »m in ff Inis tbe |uiit of a
I'oquvltlsb ti;at 1. a part *t*e lias * it,-
hotl in Vienna and during her con
,n* > ti<*u with the Meicopolitnn opera
unit in everv cjt' of the tour
Detroit Opera House
3 NIGHTS Beginning MONDAY, FEB. 19. 20. 21
MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY
Popular Price Matinee Wed., 25c to $1.50.
HENRY B. HARRIS PRESENTS yH
MHKmNTYM
ffimjM&k BYGEORGE BRCNSON-HCWARD VvW
Pi THE FUNNIEST W.
| B EARCE OF THE V#
WTWBtTIETH fENlUlff ¥
FORMERLY EXACTLY AS PRESENTED now I
JKPJS2SSJS. AT THE HUDSON THEATER . "HEN** DISNEY
THEJRAVELINC N.Y and THE ILLINOIS IN SNOBS
i aft. l : E 5 M * N 1 THEATER.CHICAGO I ... I
.3 NIGHTS—Thurs,, Fri., Sat., February 22, 23, 21
MATINEES THURS. (Washington’s Birthday) and SATURDAY.
DAVID BEI*ASCO TutonrlnA/
senda Detroit Another Triumph ’ 2S2i-i»il!aLSi!lS22l
BLANCHE
D A TCC -
I V fi H 4 * FARCICAL
JLr XJL JL JLJ L/ ROMANCE.
NOBODY’S WIDOW
PRICES: With the name Incomparable cnat and
A9 nn A1 an trnn grodwdtlon that mpth nte.i \ r »v lurk
S-.. 00. $1.50, SI.OO, 75c. 50c. , Uy for nr%rn ,„„ B | h , |*,t *ea*ow.
Ls*t Two Performsace* Toflay of .fuilnn Fltlnge la **l Faaclnatlug
Widow.**
nENkY VV. SAVAIit: Oilers
9 Months A Mile a Minnie of 6 MotttllS
New York LAUGHTER. Chiraco
■*■ The Furiously Funny Farce, -
Rupert Hughes* Comedy That is Convulsing the Continent
EXCUSE ME
(“I Train Load of Laughs.**— \ /“ I Laugh In K very \\ ord."—\
N. 1. Herald. / l N. V, World. I
Prleea ItOe, TSr. SI sod 51..10. R-. Wed. Mat. 2.V to Rf Only.
“SMIOkI II'" WFFK AT TIIF'HIt. TIIBATFH.
■ VATI I IUI BEGINNING
L I ULUIvI MATINEE SUNDAY
EXTRA Matinee WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY
The Biggest and Best of All the Cartoon Musical Plays.
Newly Weds [6OiPEOPLE]
J a i>i:i n.n iki i j amo r% a
) in i;m(im. ..r C ______ MU mW
\ Ml A 1 _ IMt * : TT _ M > THEIR -
Sparkling Music. ftorgeniin Clowss. Dasallug FlTeefa.
THE BIGGEST LAUGH SINCE FUN bEGAN
Bvcnlng Prleeat I.V to 7.lrj Matinees. J.'.c to tlOc. (test Seata.
TODAY, I.AVT TWO TIME*—"MKIIiMIVt DAKiIITER."
ARMORY TSSSfFEB. 22
Mr. I*. C. Whitney Announces Farewell Appearance
KUBELIK
“WIZARD OF THE VIOLIN”
I‘rlrrs - •!."*<». fl.no. 7.V* and hOe. Heats Monday at Grinnelt Hroa’
Address in.ill orders to Burton follver.
GAYETY
• -•• ■ 11 :
LADIES’ HiEHT L.\ri;v LAO.ES TO * AT. t Fseept Thnrs. 1 loc
BURLESQUE S STELLAR ATTRACTION
QUEENS OF THE
JARDIN DE PARIS
Jacobs and Jermon’s, Inc.. Spectacular and Elaborate Production in
Pleasant Bits from the French, presenting
HARRY KOLER The D.minutive Fun Genius
AL. K. HALL .... The Tall Slim Fellow
WITH A COMPANY. OF FIFTY.
TODAY AND NIGHT—“BEN WELCH’S BURLE9QUER9.”
I tie «, rith a| have it t«» be the
most .ulvant tgeons rulrH(if has sung
In years.
The t ostutiicM >n e fi» \\ to
ami the i u*t number* mail! HriiuHw o
f»\ ot laa* the follow m* nam*.4
aite t Frank ltu*bwortb, \t.
dei *oii. John K II ixxurd, Frank Far
rtugtoc Milh.irv ll>«ler. Jilorgau \N * *
It* in e, IMltii 111 ad ford, llazel t.’<*x. Jean
l«4ur«-iu*e and I »».-*•• *»i *ltv • llrandell.
o—
t’f arle* KleinS*.ittcressful new |da *.
Will ■<,.>!.- It* ln*t
he.ll to*-. tiTnnon tn the ♦ Ptretek
tbeat*-r, *aiu day. Feb ‘J** Ii tli.K
.li.ima. Mr. Klein lm* taken gambling
is hi* llienie, :i<*t the prt!> kind, bet
that which l* done witii fort up* * 111
Wall-st. .I«*li•( Kmersoh, an old-school
financier, win* lias hitherto ■L*-4-n -
l fle,t to count hi* profits by fh<* ttnvt
• ap«ts. ia indue, and l*v Id* 'ovsr-amlil*
tlni* *i*n to raise tin* stoke* to mil
lloiih vJTIir solidly entrenched flnnn
cl vl Interests fearing a Strong rival.
< mutinied on Page Five,
AMUSEMENTS.
TEMPLE jgg.
" I Feb'y
T Sutcliff Family 19th.
I T »OM OF KOTLAhII Vj
M I HARRY B. LESTER k
M I “THIi: JOVIAL JKUTKH-
I Dan Burke|
And His 8 Wonder Girls £
•THK LADY DAINTY OF YAIDKYIUE”
BESSIE WYNN
KtYORITK (OMEUIKME AND M»UHIRI) H
THK '•« HKVIOHK" OF THK YIOI.O L
TROVATOj
HKt K>T FKATI HK OF T»IK IHUHY Ml »>KH CO. |jj
Dorothy Rogers & Cos. k
l> **ll \HIK* A LA ( AIITK" I
Marti nettl & Sylvester k
••BOY* WITH TI*B IHAIHI” S
Mat l L e . I Bud & Nellie Heim k Ev^
Matinee* , ..kyk.< .mykmlm | gening
All Seats 1 1 —2sc, 35c,
25 Cents mooreoscope 50c, 75c
I’tTIIK UKKhI.IB
Cl jp on The People’s Choloa
Hit 11 IT CONTINUOUS VIUJEVILii
1 V H H iP Oo«mI Sbnw*.
® ® ® Win-re Fverjhody fhir«.
*eata Krurrtrd. Pfcotf H. I*l.
3 MIOW * DAILY-—Mat* Dally Suit). 1.000 I WKKK CCD IQ I MAT
Seat*. lOe—K» kb. 7 tSQ A »:tr. lOr, ?c»e. :iOe | *O >1 ILO, IU I _‘jjHQ_P_M_
TIIF \ M Kit It'A A FA \OK IIK,
JAMES J. CORBETT
la bln lliimurnii, >1 <>nol«Knr, “ I hlnK« That Mli*ht Have H**ea.‘'
H CHVKI.W OF* Till: %IIL
4-CASTING RA ?PBELIES-4
W orltl'a f.rente»t I'oMfil) t aatlnu No^rltv
M£Y£R. HAARis <& CO.
Preaentinx the Natural tomedy hy Stanley Mwriihy—
“Fnat *l«le l.llr."
TOR CA T & D’UZ A
Wltb tbelr M Tfoa|*e of ltoo«it«*r. Lnniedlana**—The Italy Feature
of lt» Kind Mefwre the Public. _
RUDOLPH & LENA MILESCOPE I FLORENCE ARNOLD
Tyrolean V ndelera. Photo Foniedy. SlnglaK ( omcdlrour.
TWO MATINKK* TOim AMI TOMOHHOW AT ‘iitHl AMI Jli3o.
WelumMci !r
- - AL VAUDEVILLE - -
‘•TH£ STORY OF THE ROSE"
romnlr l)ram*ll<' Playlet h> the I'nmou* llertrain May Compaay.
Delirious Humor and Dainty Stagecraft; an Kmlgrant Girl, an Artist
an l aj> Heiress in” Romantic SHuattons.
May C. Heyers
Mmo. Bohee
( nl>nn Mtibl In k al r > :
Krand opera aelertl n n a
ttlih pipe oriaa arrnmpa
nlmrnt. Mimical Number
Kstraorrilnary. Ilia Hit in
< let Hit ml last week.
JOE AUSTIN
f'H tR ifTKH
('(INKOY
Ejlvzpv Jr
§|B glplSßg
yTßushling r"o.mv o«o"id 1 The
I Toy & Cos. tt. 1
I
I *tir a!!X f4
I
EQXanZX ” The Clever Prime Donna. I fIDuSOM
B|Al|l In their mirth-producing sketch. jTj^sTT^®
■ Igjjl ‘THE PRIMA DONNA'S IDOL A ” HMM
AVENUE
EVERYTHING NEW BUT THE TITLE
THE COZY CORNER GIRLS
WITH
Oan—CRIMMINS * CORE—Rosa
in The superlative original burlesque in two parts
“A HOT MATCH”
30-A Beautiful Oh Os us of Young Misses-SO
Last Two Timet Today. “THE WHIRL OF MIRTH.”
LAMB’S MANIKINS
I'rnltnhl.t the Moat Plnliorntr and
tiffin 111 til Manikin Prod nr tln n In the
V nrld.
“THE GOBLIN’S DEN’’
tpre tanilar >renle Art.
S—CLEVER PLAYERS—S
Ihr Jan. hrnnrd) f umpau> la the
ttreat One-Art, -J UK IW In,"
THE GLISSANDOS
KITRKTRIC
i i.mvp
THE HOME
OF
BURLESQUE
AMUSEMENTS.
CASTELLANE BROS.
MIVKI.TY
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