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PAGE 6
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waihiwtih
I Ths Wuhlßlton theater ann.-un* •»
Fa third weak of Re* Beach's “The
In reeponse to the ront»»-
. gsd and Increasing popularity of the
I pubjort. The photoplay version of
v fr T . Beech s thrilling story. itMM »»
aitHPtloM tr< in the book itself.
HEjHmb accorded ths edrte 1 value of
the author give the dim dra-
his personal attention and
The entire gamut of
emotions enters the story of
|ii*rhe Barrier.** and It la in conee-
kmd ot a pietur* that
rad-blooded American* like
Ihi aa« It la replete with love in all
K phases, hate, passion revenge.
HBaßßlpts and tragedy with humor
The flnale
KZiU of Joyful love triumph for
lßa«ia and the self-sacrldcln*. hrsrt-
Weaklng departuie of the big char*
neter. 'Foleon leaving the girl he
to be happy with the other
Wan of her choice. Mr Reach. h,m '
8 wir eeleeted the plavere for the pho-
J topisy lie chose -types” dl*™***?-
hjSS their reputation In the legitimate
dramatic held hut he got what he
. Wanted, and What the people wanted
},m he leading woman. Mabel Juliene
’ Bcott wade her screen debut in thie
picture Mine deoft le well known
|a Detroit tkru her e*cellent work
with the Columbia mayors laths
Colombia thaeter Aa elahorat# mu
sks! score written espedanv for
/*K»e Barrier.'* helps materially to
.gall the prest story. And lb* bari
tone solo at hs elos* of the picture
divas a touching effect.
Following -The Harrier" laths
Washington theater wilt he shown
• one of the most important sad heart
stirring of dramas. “Knllghten Thy
■pgMir'' The dramatic poaalblll
ties of the Idea that ignorance leads
to and sat Faction hsva been taken ad-
BEdMMfn of to the utmost, sad the
Kwige the play conveys to rooag
women will never he forgotten Tn
tighten Thy Daughter.'* it la eald. t#
jSs first Him play to receive the in
dnrwemeni of the editor of the ofd
gfal organ of the Oeneral Federation
(fMTneise'i clubs Prom'oewt tn the
ugst are Frank dheridap. Xoena
ICeef*. James Morrison sad Kathar
ine Kaelrod.
ovniv
ir#xt w«*rt mii *■ the Oph«»i"
theater sta rt t ntt *ft •moot*
111 Irr the Military octet Hi •
»mt«r v and mtiiinl art that hma a
fhraly martial tiny* How««r. h*r
•okt la art forgoitM and the nrl*<
jMnMral aacbcn that thr octet yra
•rata will ha exceptionally attract-
Hr A nnw playlet 'entitled The
Kirala. arrlttra by Richard Waraar
Will ha p raar a tad by Maurice Hamuala
«p 4 cam ran v of It*. Thr piece la
■aid t« ha wall done with hiat thr
fight mixture af thr comic aad drn
fMttc. A ramtndrr of tha work of
; Kva Taaxuay la found In thr atac*
Mpathoda amployad by Billie Aeaton.
dlugliH eomadlrnna, Mlaa Heaton's
'«•»•■ are all nrw aad iprifhlly and
dhc oarer fail* to prrarnt haraalf
■tunning I > dressed. Al Traymorr will
ha at thr piano. Vino and Trmpla
are particularly aktttiah In tbrtr nrw
•hit A aacond playlrt on thr bill la
provided by Jack and Anna Bowen,
whllr thr Thraa T lahrra »ymoaata.
trill offer now acrobat*? rtuata Tha
Vaudeville romatm u at S. * 10 and
’.♦••clock The fraturr picture. Wil
liam a Hart, In "The An us re Deal. - *
. •11l bn ahown at 2. 8 and • o'clock
Hn. Vernon Castle. In thr twelfth
•fftnode of “Patna.*' may be seen at
f:IP. l it, 7:IP and !• IP o'clock
The “Auuare T>e«| Men" with Wil
liam A Hart will hud the Orpheom
ACreen hill next week J. Q llawkes
Wrote thle photo play for Mart from
actual observation of prairie life.
Thr Incident on which the plot
la fottndnd Involves a card Sam#
fa which a ranch owner, a party
of eastern capitalists and Al White,
famous Arfxoaa character, parttrtpat
off. In the play Hart has thr role
of Jack OTHamonda. Tn on* of his
':(paM he wins a ranch from a cattle
man aa did White from the real
ranch owner, and by the heroine is
persuaded to flvr up the life of the
roulette wheel and try straightaway
business Hart In thla role displays
His usual stern and oulnt forceful
aoa« and the character la perfectly
to hie met hods There is m
-mnntic Interest In the main plot.
Hound the girl who attracts
der to a better life The
r hlch halk the schemes are
r thrilling. jhe twelfth
f 'Tatrla,'* with Mrs. Vet
s. will be shown The lead
svllle acts that accompanv
I'P picture list arr Punhar s
Itte Hromnrx. a mtlirfear fe- I.
rice Samuels and company
y at Kllla Inland ’
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OKTROIT OPKR I HOI •»:
In the casta tor the opening week
of the Abort) Grand i>t»era c*>mpant s
season in the l*etroit opera b< u»r, • • -
ginning Monday evening. at«>ut la
principal arllats will appear in turn,
among whom there are aeveral w
have appeared her* before in tl.r
Aborn presentations others who
have been seen and heard In I»etr<>,t
In other organisations, and some who
are to bo introduced to this city f'>r
the Bret time, in the four perform
ances of rucclnl's 'Madam Butter
fly," the cast will include Kdlth Hel
ena m-hmo wt»i*ee auooaaaaa »u b-r
own country have included vaudeville
and concert as well as with the Cen
tury, Aborn and other opera • m
pamea, Giuseppe AgoaUm, who »»
been a valued ntemoei of the i'en
tury, Ahorn. Metropolitan. s*an t'arb
and Koyal Italian opera • ■t-mpanie* m
this country; Morton Aukine. who
was a favorite in tiie Century ■ i• ra
bouse In New York, wh- r- he »< ■
recognised a* one |’f th< f»rtnn t
American baritone* Mar *- !■< ui
Higgera. who came to tr> ■ -ame
tMtTtutlos
aeaaona la Germany in m«ss*>-.« era
roles. Oeorge Shields. ha««o. who f as
bean approved in represents! ' e Am
ertran grand opera rompanie* n
chidlng the Caatle-*u Ravage. ' in
and Century Louis r*ermsn "
Grace Baum m*sao-anpram>. and o»
era In tha four pi'f n»at n• f
Wolf-Ferrari s "The Jew*-!* • " t »
Madonna." th« leading ro e* »
assigned to Blanea Barova. ■ i -r
native soprano who mad* her ♦
In Costanal R«>me. and r*tum*d i
this country last '*«r to sing I'ri
rotas with the Boston Opera *r.
panv; Salvatore Giordano a ' rg
Italian tenor whose Brat introdur* n
to America was a r th» alternsli
r'onatanttnn !n the latter a own r
pany. and who has the distortion of
having been taught and sp n* >r* 1 h
Carwao George Bunn, aimt; *r bari
tone. horn In this eountry. who *n«
brought out w'th auccea* n the C-n
--tury. Lillian Fubank. who frrr ♦Hi
sang Important contralto roles in the
Metropolitan opera house, .New Tork
Karl Schroeder, buffo. whose fame
earned In such roles has heed en
hanced by his success as a stage di
rector. and others ‘'Madam Butter
fly" will be given Monday. W*dne».
day and Thursday evenings and Sat
urday afternoon and 'The Jewels of
the Madonna" r> j*sdav h-
Saturlay evenings and Thursday af
temoon
AAMJUnC.
The celebrated Parisian pantorn nn«
“Pierrot th* Prod In I.' will be seen
In th* Qarrlrk theater, nest week
This deltghtf j| hit of artistry has
been one of th* succeasesof the New
York season “Pierrot the Prod tgal'
la rafarded *» on# of the rarest
aehtwvementa of th« Fren h stage
This wordless three-art play per
formed to music. Is *tv*n by *
company of French artists who have
captured the public In all the *i>
tala of Europe by their vivid t't ns
They ar# now maktnjt a brief t>ur
of all American t Itlea. after pU r *
for two years in Paris, s tall y»sr n
Tendon and a run of IP pig t. i
Wtntbrnp Ames' little theater in
New York. "Pierrot* - has
played In France f<r over I"# > «
with scarcely an intermission Be
ginning almost as a "Pun- h - 1
Judy** entertainment, it ha« b.-en
elaborated and refined by the yen i«
of French artists writers sod rr •
clans until now it represents s for
of trt tint emhrarps a • 1 *
dsn* Ing. music, comedy, tragedy end
high drams, and that has drawn the
peoples of every nation unde. i<«
spelt. It now comes to Amer‘c« in 11 •
most finished form, with sn augment
ed orchestra accompaniment an/1 the
most perfectly halsn* ol ens*mhle <-f
artists that can he obtain'd 1 r the
various mle« Among the tore •,*••;
In reputstlon is Paul f"«rg*t p. ■ al.|«
the most famous n »>.
world, who has he«n an h /Mv e*
tolled 'n the capitals of pe
well as in New York that aH the
stars of the atagr in England. ini»r
1/a and France have flo* k»d to » ■.*
theaters where he appears ,0 * riier
to watch hie methods I* » a mi"*r
of gra 11 fleet |/>n to Ac*, sr pia'*rs
that a gtrl of Amer *an hlrth .Mar
lone Patterson, has been chosen t
play th“ title role of Pierrot \t ••
P*»|erSf>n real 11 '■< gau her «t»j(*•
career In Paris, studied In the » n
sert atoire and loired the French
j company wh»n It was persuaded to
make *he journev to and
give its unique entertainment in th*
English capital
Anew musical farce called * IPs
Kittle Widows* will he seen on th»
Oarrlck theater stage *h» v* rej* f
April 14 The b .k was wri’tet 1
Tilda Tohns'.n Young ar.l \\
Fary and the music was corn,
posed by WiUtam fsehroeder. TANARUS»
story la said to b* new and hlgMv
original with smart dis'ngti* r*. *(
clsvar, Isurh sbl*
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Frank lln r > 1 •- ie H-ihert
K» in |'i. m |*.n» r Mettle Burke.
VI urn flu -n ;tnd » arg- chorus
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