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World’s Greatest Vaudeville & Picture Stars
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WEEK STARTING MONDAY, MARCH 2§
— Vaudovlllo
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AND HER j
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GIRLS
swat Asiatic Exhftitioa Em Offered id Vaudeville
OTHER SPLENDID ACTS
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In tin Tenth Episode of
“PATRIA”
Showing at 1:30,
4:30. 7:30, 10:30 p. m.
$ TEMPLE s
Mh Sat. Or at testa m*-JBr B«rry **« II *a Tte aa hl*h*rj
—CARR
Aa4 If la Etrrllaat Aaaarial» Plarara la
“AN APRIL SHOWER”
A ■—a Mary of Laa «hter With Haw ail TVa a tVar
THAT AIIAim or OAlir 4TD RJCWOaSK
AL. HERMAN
THE BLACK LAUGH*’
Jaal CTaalaa With tha Taw Yarh Rl(»»lr>a« Rml thaw
FOUR AMARANTH GIRLS
A WRIRLWIt D OARCTTO ITMCV AJLTY
Frank Orth t Wm.J. Dooley
Os Oath A Para aal 5 Tha Paaar MHla Ihrrff af
Orah A Nark -Thr Laaa Par* r*
in ‘THE FOOL DETECTIVE**
WARD A VAN PAUL McCARTY
Wraat -aatetea. A ELSIE FAYE
TINA MAY*S GARCINETTI BROS.
CIRCUS MOOREOSCOPE
Raati iam cm# 4 (Am rarju i.o a nna<H,K »n *
DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
WIITON CALKS, Conductor
POPULAR CX)NCERT AT ARCADIA
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 2STH AT 1:10
SOLOIST
MRS. ETHEL RUST MELLOR
SOPRANO
1,000 Roo ervod Soto at 3Bc; Othoro at SOo
Detroit Opera House, March 30th, at 3:30
LAST SUBSCRIPTION CONTSiT—SOLOIST:
MME. JULIA CLAUSSEN
Leading Mezzo-Bop ra no af tHo Chicago Oparo Compary In an
ALL WAGNER PROGRAMME
. Rooorvod taato—ooc to $2XlO —At CHnnotf’a
PENSION FI ND CONCERT
SOLOIST
JOHN POWELL
QRCATCST OF AMERICAN PIANISTS
AT ARCADIA—EASTER SUNDAY AT 3:30
Rooorvod Soato—Me. Si 00, SMO. Now or aola at the office* of tha
DETROIT SYMPHONY SOCIETY
HARRY CYPHER, Manager—ML POP Krooge Bldg
DETROIT TIMES
_
LOTTO ■ I T 1
ORTHBia
Uottla Mtrtr sod her Wtlb* Oirli
tops the tm4«vI1I( bill la it* Or
ph«um the*t«r for tha ***k itartlß*
M n)»j afternoon MIM M»r« ts s
Chicago girl who hsa aroa acoroa of
madais sad othor trophla# in rwlm
mlng cootoata. Rha ataga# ona of th#
moat attraction a# aqua tie eahlblttona
•▼or offered tn tho (Vyhtom Thlo
ooaooa aha ta carrying a |ltu and
mirror tank, tn# lnrg*ot that haa
•T«r boon employed In thta manner,
and It ta oc arranged that avary
m<'**B*n( of th* dlvara la or out of
the wator oan bo aoao by aearyoh*
ta th* audience
Tt* act opona with o done* ta Oro
etam oootumos. In which th* wat*r
tent** and Mis# Mayer stag* a clas
sical and art latte erpoaltmn of th*
dancing art Tha diving frato fol
low Immediately All tn* naw dtv
tag atunta will b* introduced. aa wall
as many of th* old favorite*. Mtaa
Mayer will do h*r n*w looping tha
loop diving f*at There w.ll b* aavan
oth*r art* aa uaual on th* program
of raud*Ttlla. which undar th* Or -
phaum'a n*w rontlnuoua policy, h*-
gtna at I. •II and • o'clock Th*
picture f*atur*a for th* waak Includ*
Frank Keanan. supported hr Margery
Wilson tn Th* B-ld* of Hat*" and
Mr* Vrrncn Paatl* tn h* t*nth epi
sode of th* pr*par*dn*»a a*rlal. “Ta
trta “ “Th# HMd# of Hata“ will K *
off--#d at * * and • o'clock and "Ta
trta“ at 1 IS. 4 >«. T SO and 10 S*
o’clock Thar# will b# other ptctnraa
aa wall
In tha charsetar of a southern
phyalctan who marrte* a alar# girl
to a whit* man to a»*nr* hla family
narr* Frank K#*nan will b* aa*n In
th* Orpheum theater n*xt w**k when
th* n«w photoplay. 'Th* ® r,r
Hata.” la presented Marg*ry Wll
•on t*k*a tha part of tho alar* gtr!
th* physician wtna In a card ram* on
a kflaataaippl at* am he at M* tak»*
h*r hom* and on arriving tb*r* And*
that In hta abaenca ht« nt*c* haa
alaln herself because th* man who
wronged h*r would not make K *r hi#
wlf* Th* phyalctan do** not an
nounce tkat tha beautiful girl ha
Irought back with him la a Ne
gress Ha plana to marry her to th*
man who eaua*d hla nlace'B dr wnrall
and then maka th* annmjnjemant H*
lay* th* trap and th* Intended vlc
tlm fall* «sally Into tt H* makaa
lor* to th* besot Ifni alar* and Haa
no suspicion that aha la ‘thar than
a whit* girl of g*>od family. After
tha marriage haa b**n p*rfor»nad »h*
phyaioian mak*a public th* fact that
th* brld* la hla alar* To eacap*
ridicule and htda from hla disgrace
tha huaband go*# to a yellow ferar
ramp Tb*ra ha la killed a saw dara
sjggS
«**»
IN THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSES
1
latar whan ha tHaa to «k*P* L*tar
tha phyalclsa lasrna from th* man
who turned tha alar* girl over ta
hfia that aha la not a Nagreaa but a
whlta girl. Tha doctor find* out that
aha followed hla Instruction* la tha
raeanga marring* aolaly hacauaa aha
lorad him Mra. Vernon Oaatla In tha
tenth aptaoda of Patrta. ' tha pra
poradnaaa aortal. I* tha othar big pte
tur* attraction B-ith ara In connec
tion with Lottta Mayar a Mrlug Glrla
and ala othar big vaudeville acts
'Tha Rrtda of Hat*'* will ba shown
at IS, Sand I o'clock and Mra. Caatla
at 1 SO. 4 10. T tO and lb SO o cM*k
W 4IHIISTOT.
Th* rlrld and pletureaqu* romance*
of R*i Beach hitr t>aan. read by
thousands of people and ha** mad*
him on* of th* tnoat popular Amarl
can authors and the announcement of
thf coming to the \\ ashlngton thea
ter n**t week of ‘Th* Barrtar will
ba of unusual Intaraat to fiction and
movie followers Tha pi tur*d atory
cloaaly follow* th* swift actt,, w an*
• tirrlnp -iiMati n* of tha booh, and
la a faithful portrayal of th wild,
rough, law!*** Ilf* of California and
.Alaska tn th* day* when th*s* lanla
wer# th* havan of hunted man and
th* a*i frontier of cl* Ii is* I ton “Tha
Barrier'* deal* with th# big. strong
v<tal things of Ilf* and la a truthful
drama of primitive Ilf* told by a
writer who aaw It unfold before hip
own eyea. and himself played a man »
part in It. It la th* usual thine la
ftlmdom to featur* stars, but la “Th#
Barrlar." the author i« featured be
lt# has aupptlod tha srr*an with
an element that la very much lacking
—a Btrong story. Bv*ry memb*r or
th* cart «ii choaen because of ftt
tlnr qualities special music haa
b*an written for this production and
will be played by th* Vvashlngton
symphony orchaaira Two perform
an t« wII be given daily at tII and
• IS o'clock.
nmum 1 »rt.n t hoi sc
'Kverywomon.'* Henry W Sovage *
gr*at*at popular aueces*. which haa
created a furor* tn New Fork. Bos
ton. Chicago and every othar city
from coaat to coaat will corn* to tha
Detroit opera houa* Monday even
ing for Its fourth return engagement
In this city ''Everywoman” la with
out doubt on* of tb# largest muatcal
and dramatic productions ever aant
on tour, combining aa It does In on*
tremendous apectacle. drama grand
opera and muso al comedy Mr Rav
age consider* Fv» ryw -man” on* of
hta greatest triumphs aa a producer,
and this yar * organisation tha beet
'Evarywoman company. ’Bverywo
man" ta a chapter In th* Ilf# of
•vary woman ft la a pltgrlmag* la
queat of love, a portrayal of univer
sal egpertence EVerywoman. th* cen
tral figure, whoa* Ilf# atotir Is tha
DETROIT
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<< t "*« -'" -• ’ , .>n> .(..,• •>»;
i
THE ONE and ONLY COMPANY
Manry W. Savage'e Own Great Organisation
**The greatest triumph of the American Stage."
—Elbert Hubbard.
Laat Two Performance* Today of Bon Hur
Week April 2nd. Matlneea Wednesday and Saturday
DAVID BELABCO
pnmncsTt
DAVID WARFIELD
JXZ'ZL. THE MUSIC MASTER
Direct from Twenty Weeks at the
Knickerbocker Theatre, New Verb
4 Weeks, Baginning Monday. April 9
ABORN GRAND OPERA CO.
Matinees. Thursdays and Saturdays
Reaefteire: "Madam Butterfly," "The Jewel# of the Madonna,"
“ftigeietto ” "Lucia," “lamsen and Daiiiah.” "II Trevetara,” "Cavallaria
Suet icon a with "Pagllaccl/* "Taita of Hoffminn," "Carman."
Prieae: 20c. 50c, Tic. 91 00 and lUxb
Week of Mar. 26—Matinees Wednesday and Saturday
With has ha
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. >#. * w
Wr A
R A I
■ ||
nr-oHnr. n roim
taklsg aereea 4ebsi la -Broadway
Jenea ’ to *4 a teat t#
motif af th« play, )• a beautiful ra
fln«d and accomplished young woman
She la of <>ur day and tha yearnings
which nil har aoul ara those that
every woman know* An unsatisfied
longing tn her h»art f>r laVI fat a
gr»at ovaru helming U>v» taka* her
from the flrealde of her home out
Into the myatary of Ufa Paula tfhay.
noted for her beauty and har acting,
will be aeen In tha. title role A fine
cast will Interpret the many Inter
esting role*
P*rM Warfield In hi* famoua
character of Herr von ftarwlg In
the lata rtiarla# Klein a comedy "The
M i*lc Master." will coma to tha De
troit opera houaa the week of April
2 The revival of "The Music Maa
ter by Mr Belgooo and Mr War
fl.-M has t>e*n one of tha biggest
aucce*»e* of the season. Mr War
held hut he. n playing the comedy In
|f* w Y* rk for the last five month*,
and aitho It ha* had long runa on
Broadway on four different oeeaelou#
In the last 11 year# the theatar waa
packed at ererv performance during
the recent engagement In tjae Knick
erbocker theater A specially-select
ed company lurmuadi Mr warflsld.
Tha A bom opera ronrpan y will
come to *ha petrr-lt opera houaa Mon
dap erening. AprM I. for a month*
engagement of opara in English.
OPERA
HOUSE
Night* 50c to 12 00
Mata 25c to $1 50
SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1917.
A
m
I ARB 3TCRI3AR
Who pßryo Cwaawtaaoa la -Bveryw*-
•«■" la too Detaolt opera hooaa
_’J # - - r - - t
m - ’ v‘.
navtn wtunn.B
fines* star to appear la a revival
• f -Tha Muir Master' la the De
lewt* ->perw kaaoe tha wioh of
April 1
The company, which has a full com
plement of e*ei.||#nt sing era. large
chorus and orchaatra and pratantloua
arenlr equipment will preaant a pa
rted repartolra af claaslc and modem
aperaa
© I**ll A,
Anna Held will appear In tha Oar
rlck thaatar naat waak In tha naw
three-act muatcat comedy entitled
"Follow Ms." which praaad one of tha
hit* of ha Mew Yorh Casino theater
season Miaa Raid has tha rale of
a chic French netrsee. Claire Tm Tour,
of tha Theater Farletlea n much
adored p« rssnsg*. whose legion of
admirers pursue with avowal* of af
fection. gifts of Jewels, and presents
of orchid*. The moat ardent of
Claire a admirers ta the Marqula da
I*unay a gay yo«ih of tha boulevard*,
whose pretty Ame Mona wife dlocov
ara his infatuation hut does not learn
the name of the object of tl Inno
cently tha Marquise da goaa
to Claire with her troubles, and in»
florae har aid In winning bach har
truant apouee Claire decide* td lead
tha philandering marquis • marry
chase With the ultimata result that
ha fall* In love with hla wife anra
more, and all and* happily _ Mlsa
Held la übly supported by ffylula
Jsaan Louisa Mnk. Edith Pay,
Oeorg* Lydaeker Charles Mcßaugh
ton tha Bvha# slaters. Pa il Poroaal.
Aaabury and Shaw. Wllmar Bentley,
and the "nnnaaoelcal nut" Henry
Lewis Lewis lg a genuine dlsoouery
of tha Shaken*, who ara directing
Anna Held’s tour this season Asa
vaudevilles top-linsr. ha waa known
far and near, but “Follow Me la the
fl r *t Broadway show In which fhia
eccentric comedian has ever appeared
Tha far-famed pantomime "Pierrot
tha Prodigal. * wRh tha original coat
which made tha plar such a pro
nounoed aueoeaa la V»w Tarh. will
be seen In the Garrick the wash of
April 9 Altho aot a word is apohoa
thru out the action of the play, the
audience to said to alt enthralled
with the art of the players, the
beauty of the prod action. sad tha In
tensity of the atory A large erohee
tra plays tha special mush al acora
Tha offering la said to ha one of
tha moat unusual quaint end artis
tic graduation* of tn* theatrical sea
son.
cme of th* big htt* of tha currsmt
Rew Yorh season. "Old Lady tl.“ •
comedy hr Rachael Crothar*. to
which Runs Dunn has th* leading
rale will coma to the f »arft«h tha
atar th* weak of April 1 Thi* com
edy la said to b* on* of th# mmi
norel la them* and daUgtitful In
atory that the stags has *#*n It
many dara Ml** TVaan la oradltad
with one of th# beat chef act eyla*-
ttona in bar da* ear ear of aotabla
achievements
//y////,//// , '//>,, r//f/ftot'///’ot,
Advanced Vaudeville fZT
DetretTa Oreataat Amweement Valya l*-S»r
(Monday Met.. March 2d I ’*'
THE POPULAR OSNIUS OF LAUONS
VALENTINE VOX
nr HIS IflWltT TiimiLOQUIAL PKODIXTION.
“Fun In a Millionaire's Club"
mi Mir FOUR | GREEN A PARKER
CLARENCE WlLßEß^Twamoir
McGRKEVY A DOTL* I LA FRANC* BROS.
"A SeSnal l«ipjiF
SjiajjT h^rwt l
■- nwto PM<» rn "wrtm yt'l » -Mv'll-
Ntflrt Price* -ISc-2Sc-SBc | Daily S»£r«iit , .!f. 4 .5»
* A Tt'fUDA Y 4*o OrSOAT. TW« SAM («tTltl(U 0. HiOO «e •
% »■«* ■— mm-mmjm. am
SfiiSil
■
HRRy| jßjii^T^
ANNA IIKLD
Rated fsl*r . >• re* in “Fal
low Mo c la th* fiarrlrfe
ft J»£ k T -’iJtaMfch. -
■a. M B
./I
tMMA Dt’NR
Wh* plays th* leadlag rote ta “Old
I i4< tl" la th* Oarrioh th* osrh
mi April a
ntun r
“An April ffhower" la th# ttfi# of
Alexander Cart's vaadsvills vehicle,
ho<>ked to headline th* hill la tha
Temple theater next week. Carr
drat achieved stage Came as a come
dian In musical shows Hla greatest
hit however, was scored as th* orig
inal Mawruss pertmutter In “Potsah
A Psrlmutter" a role which h* played
for two years la Raw York and an
other rear In ls>t>d<»n In 'April
ffhowar" Mr Carr la prarldad with
th* role of an old merchant, an um
brella dealer which permits him ta
run th- gamut of the amotions Th#
llttl* play Is drscribed as "a human
atory of laughs with now and than a
tear’ A capable company aoalata In
the presentation and tha play ban
b-#n eo successful In th# two-day
that Mr. Carr Is now seriously con
sidering ita enlargement Into a
three-act version for tha legit' stages
Boc'tnd feature of tha program will
be Al Herman, who programs hlm
»* f the black laugh ' Al delivers q
black-face monotonia and Is said to
b# a past master of tha art Third
feature of th* hill will be th* Four
Amaranth glrla oomely young m t asset
In a whirlwind dancing *peoietty.
They have Just aloaed a to«r of (b*
country with th* big Naw York hljF
podrome road show Another featusm
of th* bill will b* Prank Orth and
Wm S Dooley, a naw team of two
day favorite# in their fun ah It. “Th#
Fool Datecttv*.’’ Orth waa formerly
of tk* teams of Orth i Farm and
Mack A Orth, while Dooley will bo
remembered as tha funny IftMo
sheriff In “Th# Is»wn Party * OtheP
numbers Include Ward A Van. violin
ist and harpist with a bl* of somedy
on th# aid*. Paul McCarty and Flat*
Fay* on a musical travesty; Tiny
May s circus Introducing a II months
old baby elephant, Oarclnatti broth
era In a novel offering and th* movto
review via th# Mooreoscopa.
MACM nog.
Th# featured attraction In tha new
Madison theater, neat w-ak wtTl bo
"Aladdin From Broadway." a mofsra
romanac af youth and adveaturd
adapted for the (11m* from th* popq
lar nova! by Fredarlek B Tahair*
Three favorite photoplay stars Edith
Moray Antonio Moran#. Winiaan
Duncan, are featsred la this pro
duction. and a capable cast land* ade
quate support The plat of "Aladdin
From Broadway" Is a refresh'ng
change from th* usual run of roman
tic aterlea Th# oriental atmosphere
give* th# plav*ra opportunities for
clever characterisation* Th# Story
has mane drsmsi> • "i''m»nU an»i la
replete with humor Th# yo ngt
fearless American, vainly endeavor
ing to gain possession of th* Hiblq
which was the proof required that h#
had h**n tn th# Holy City; Ms re
fusal to divorce hi* wife, and th#
(Inal rescue of ht# bride, afford an
opportunity to bring, out aom#
#♦-bight from th# shoulder humor
that will caii as a ami I# on th# faead
(CasWaai mm Page bavamt

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