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IN THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSES
f V
ft it. 1
ODIVA .
Hnt<r tijmjili ii|i|ir*rlni In Regent.
lIKI.KM
O/jlvu ft ml Jut sc* lb>n« will be th*-
|»o«.'iin*- Httractlun In th« Regent
o«-xt we* k, presenting al* aquath
•Vcc Ca<!e which reproduces th* **al*
tiatiitul habitat <>f the PacifU ocean.
"tWU'V* and t'»•■ seals disport th-’in*
Mh'-a in tli** ilg tank. performing ‘
variety of diving and swimming feat*
lit which skill. Rra e and daring *»■ •
littarmiugi.ed, the intelligence shown
I r the animal* lurdcrlnx on tin •
man. Laura Guerite. musical cjimnlj
and New York and L>nd<>ii light op
era favorite, will he the added attra -
Lon. Mias uuei ite. known aa •Hi
ff|fl wlu> smiles," combine* a charm
fi>« personality with tuneful »on«. *
ano dazxilng wardrobes “Melodj
Land," .1 clever combination of a*»ng.
jam*' and instrumental apeclaltii e.
will employ aix people all of whom
rx< *i a* individual and ensemble per
formers. Hprm er t.'harter* & com*
can will preaent the laughing play
let. "The Hermit,” which has a novel
Llot, ,-J* vet east and apertal acenei y.
uq Hamilton and Alice I-a*ai will
(tern ... lllant m< m*nt* <' tn fa.
i'lte ua roo.*fcaf cortru-dieg. In which their
i talent a* aing-ra. dancer* and <•*-
I'fOlliHtr of I'viniody 1* exploited. T>>-
f rmi and Uon' VH. a man and a woman.
In n ?inVeit\ wir* a< t, perform a>-ria
feftte with the aid of special appara
tus. Uelore and after the vaudeville
perf«-miam-e, Douglas Fairbanks will
fit! seen on the screen in “Reaching
for the Moon.”
poos la A Fairbanks In ''Reaching
for ‘th*- Mo n. will he the screen f*-a
tor« |m the Regent,, next week First
Introduced tie a humble employe of «
button factory In a email American
town, engaged In very minor task*
which li*- fails to perform to the *«t
talaction of his ‘bos* 1 because hia
thot* arc fixed on remote plans for
romantic happiness, he Is suddenly
transported to the court of a patty
print | lilts in Hu rope, an the heir
to the throne, his mother having
been of royal blood and a refugee
whin she tied to America for safety
All the glamour of life In a palace !*
swept Aside by contact with the plots
hnd counterplots whtch mark the In
trigues of court life and he is mode
the target for a number of attacks
wklt h are launched Against him by
hli arch-enemy, a pretender to the
throne. Thrills aplenty are afford-d
hy the scenes showing him stabbed,
blown up by a bomb and tossed Inb
a canal and the Interest In his f r
ttines is well sustained thruout the
picture. He is aided by a capable
cast which includes Richard Hum
ming*. Millard Webb. F.lle-n Percy
and Frank Campeau.
ORPHKI >1
, Twylor’a lions, a troupe of perform
ing “kings of th* Jungle.” will be
the headline attraction In the o--
phe.um next week. There are it
leasts in the troupe, which take*
'iank with the largest circus attrac
tion of it* kind, and constitut-s a
record for vaudeville. "The Phun
Phlends. ’ styled “a pres* riptlon of
mirth and melody." hy * company of
id people, headed by Jack Hallen and
Murray Harris. Is a musical comedy
tn tabloid form and employ* a chorus
of charming girls "Tit* New Key.’"
,* comedy specialty by Jean Have*,
will present Griffith and Ma< k In
Hebrew and straight Impersonation*
respectively, distinguished by orig
inal songs and patter. Al Nods
whistler and w'mlr: Florer- . Tin
poni. “the sunshine girt of vande
. v lUc.” In popular song hits, and
Kretnka brotliers. eccentric ac-rnbgt*
with their < wn apparatus, complete
tha list of attractions The supple
t *niary photoplay will be Geraldln*
Farrar In "The woman *Jod Forgot '
f A contest for amateur dancers la
"held every Friday night, the audience
selecting the pnxe-winners.
Cbrsldlne Farrar In "The Woman
Out! Hoi got." la the feature screen
offering In the Orpheum, next week.
This nuxAsive spectacle combine* his
torical and romantic appeal and Is
portrayed with lavish scenic inves
titure. presenting a picture of the
palace of Mnntexuma. emperor of the
’ Alteri. at the time of the Invasion
o r th* Spanish conquistador#-* under
arid of Hernando fort**, ad-
V>-||' ires win." d.uhroped u dvna*»v
Mid PAtabllahed Spanish rule In the
Western hemisphere Sensational
scenes are enacted. Including when
th'- high priest prepares for the sac
rificial offering In appeasement of
the wrath of the e«de, as a mean*
0t hutting the Invasion of the strang-
Warriors who rode horses and used
gunpowder In their fighting, and In
the combat between hundreds of
; rm*d m*n aw arming over th* tops
Os the high walls which cuard th*
lalec's palace Elaborately beautiful
costumes add to the attractlvenes*
of the *pcctacle Mls« Farrar Is gc
jurded adequate support by Raymond
llatton. Hobart Boew-.rth and Wal
'djaee Reid, and a comi-.inv which re
.Otitres the services of hundreds of
pera-ms In aome of the nig *cenea
k "Th* Woman <Jk*d Forgot” will he
‘ptiwarn. wlfh the usual shorter films.
J» connection with the customary
. valid* v ll)e program.
< < o- —.
J| Sjfeu
I
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di^Hf^vS* t** * .tV
ABmi v#* ■*■ a
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UiHNO NtrKRTI
|Mn(t win m«k “T*» Knif»" I*
flntlrk.
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I Ml I <•( IMiniMNK*
mn%le nur on Hruent
krrffii.
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i I.W lllil tv ST \ tlF.lt
In new Imp* --unntinn *-Jtie H,.**- hi
'I cm pi*.
• I
TF.Ml'ir
. bw Po.-k*"uW « n t r ';* the Tem
• plf - va-ide* bt'' no ! u• k a• a
political "* «*■ • f the T > -ntr.ar.y typ
but »<• will pro? b devote a <• •>*
aidernble portion of h allotted t:m.
to extoTTTnk th*’ me-ita of h * friend
"Teddy, ’’ whom he need t* P;fri catur*
no w ell. Dorkatader kr. w * how to
k-»p ht« material up-t >-th**-minu'®
)lt*rn !ly. and e-*me of hi* best point*
»rr ecored off local hit* j-rnnnd fea
ture of the pr* Kr«m w .11 ho Mary"ti
Vadie. a beautiful dancer. and O’a
i Qyji. a Spanleh violinist who w ill
1 offer a repertoire of eK*»lc maet»r
piece- Third f tt '.r* will b«, Alfred
DeManbv, baritone, assisted by t*ll
: Han JMirkln • -piano, and M»ct*.*r Mc
i Carty. pianist. A* a little Hide dsh,
"Crnnherrif*/' will l>* delightfully
nerved by M&rlnn Day and company
■ Other act*: Sylvia Clark, a klaasv
■ little klown, Marla l**'s “Porcelain."
'an eriyuia.te p..*(nr noreltv; Mr and
: Mrs. Gordon Wilde. Umdnu Coliaeum
Hhadowarraphl't*; Ttltly Abbott & Rl
- mor» White and the Moore<.**c..pe re
view via the movie* I-rblay after
noon. Der. TANARUS, n aperial ruatl nee will
be iri Vr p (' r *h* benefit of rh* Am- r.-
!< an lied Cr<>»*' War fund, when
the entire pr receipt* will be
donated by Manager Mm* In addi
tion to the reg »lat 'hudaville pro
aran m outlined ab- vc, severs 1
splendid f< idTes will •«*• contributed
hy local celebrities The a**« and
r’raft* Theater of I>etr* 1 will pre*- n?
the one-n< t comedy by Oeonpre Ad**
entitled " Itiif1 f »ti\u and
und j.r<*du< » ! under Jjii-A+ —rnh < f
Sam Mii’r *- jind-Ttra'caat will neltide
San- —\ !» W«*ekn. Jt ij>h H»ri
?.te-. Frank If I'am* and Max letrr*-
•>ort. Anoth r extra w ill h*- K iaar A.
Guest, 1 >etr«. t's |.*i' t-hn’iirtri*!. »n an
original m n< *«■■'• m« ''■••Jumbo
ten»*r, will * ; rijr "Tb-* Star SpangD-d
ltann«i. Th-- mdruia-i*>n "• i th'«
'•eneilt I* or d*l!«t all sc.it■<
and tl*k- t*• hi* ii * ■■■ on kl« itj the
ito if-of fit. e i.oiy expense <n mn*
n act ion with this performance will
h* paid by Manager Moore personally.
ho that every dollar of receipt* will
«o to the Red Croa*.
\
\\ 11.1.1 \M *.< fi11.1.1 Mi
I'nt, riftlm-r «n Mile* bill.
» ■ >jfc
I HI HMITTK i.NMAnooil
Kralnrril l« *••»• I nn* l<rtty" to rarnr
to ItarHrk, Ikf nrtk of Mh>. 10.
nuni’M I' IIXI'OH
sprtabtl) rnti-ri.Unrr "n orpheum
bill
• - K fft*
jL
s ■ ■ • yA* t* * -/r '■
FI HA Mill \> (MHHIt PH
V\ Ith i Ml* eh Inner in - 'lister (i
- In lirsrnli np r* hnatr,
f. \ititn K
Th Krf. • u'-..-h - t* h.* •»,.*
attraction In the «sn> t -k next w*. k.
k -a: 1 ’ 'u* t) * .-*; n-.»• place *
- . fo* -
super«t:ti -n>. n • ■* * • NVw V r?<
; preparattiry to marrying -i we>|-
■
* >1
tract* r-r attention SH- visits fht*
place and Is lost to her friend*. VVh*n
she |.« found "at* at n>t;ht. drugged
and without cloth* *. n an *jp t -- '
I room of fr.*- fortune-telling *-«sahti*h.
[meat, her ttan« e >woir- t* re
. v»ng«d upon- h*- »"■ .-■ He i* * n
' th* v*»ru* -*f di.se<>v**ring a serum
i that la to be a • ur* so» a vt il* :<t
i dis*a» rt . «n*l x th th* e l ' trvi«t
--! wi'rtl'.:■ fri- nc-* r mar. ar. I w r in
who have fir .light th* « r.
i arc rem .ved t*» th» doctor’s office
! for the pur, >•«*« •f in ■ .il«t' >n w tn
Ith* nrnim. For sheer surpri*.-- th-'
.third act is said to be • n n |.nr wi*h
the se< oml. and th*? uitirt.a'* finish
1 l*-a' “t ■. *_ iu ' n ii - • n ' fho
vivid power of the -*--*‘tr. • The jday
le strong * rid its tin** hrtlliant, and
the int*re*t of tho auth >r is sustain
ed at the highest pitch The »-\ cl
ient *a-*t Includes Defrolt'a i*n N'-r
--•~nn Hs- k»tr »r. 1 1 ; F.v t
Ban too Cordelia nxlu, Frank
Wood. Franklin <i« /rge and several
others.
I/>mr L-’.'y. ' the cj- • ssfnl
musical fare* produce,] n-ith mu* h
-
I ■ - * V v' I r - I •r: t •'! - 1 er»
pit, v)tiif long i‘D4 <n. -n? - In Chi*
<i) X N w York Flo* ! •*. ~ and
li t n. Will •-.- or* • bit
rick the week rs Dec. WT
Green wo/,d Is the f's'tired r- i- ruber
rs th» cast which T ill's «*vdnev
Grant tVd* M in ev, T. I»r Hr h»,
Eunice Snurs n M»v 1'• |. [|.*r\ri
.— :... 'i ■ \< ■ i , ,-i t i
large ch* r o*. An *ni !< <1 fi ature ■ f
t»-e entertainm-nt wiil be ll,e nt-velty
dancing *f**-> t- * •* ♦ r-*d*c »and by
'Cunningham an/' FV-manta.
ur inorr uiu.im iiui *e
Tn that /I *- 1 . v: • -fill f’» Muter An.
• »»,>." n <om. lv of • - rf-iln* «- • -s
••k nr* ‘ • the D* '■ t upefn
) . ... . ~,, .. , . aauenirnt \]on*
d* v nlgbt This T-'sy ",i wr.tter f-*r
Mr. Rkinner by B«.-"th '^al^c.rlK , *n.
th*' we'l-kn'i'-- n novelist and drama*
Mat. and in *n. r of T n\ t'aroa*
j radotti Mr Hl 'mii-r i-.n «»■*.r»-d a
-*!■•»*•« full' e.|iia| h.s beytf.ar- In
j
f-m t
ifc t* j
I'll IV I IIS Mil I I\t. li'\
In new plinlnftt.i < »n Mile*
■ \ '
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FA\*l2 HUM H
W Ifh "TmftM'a K»lllr»" to 'omf t<
•hr Mrlrnll oprra knut', Ikr wtfk
of Dat. 10.
DETROIT TIMES
Ay
t.Fit VI liIVF. I'A HR KU
In picture dram* on orphrun, screen
’Ko'met.” Tony la a mint lovable)
h tf.acter. a poet by nature, an < >tl» j
*t und a happy philo* piier He
. s*a a little flower atand irt the
and when spring come* Jour* i
ney.a forth with hi* hurdy-gu.
• n In finda a small town magnate
i. ink in un eastside barroom minus j
Pat. overrent nnd money. T .ri\ |
lay* the flood J J ari!aritan and lends
- tmo-. i.ater in hi* Journey/ng*
•ny c ui,- 1 to ,\\ iP'nia. where this
nine man holds sway a* mayor. The
.‘A>on of < ommtxsi n ha* evidently,
ad littl* cff.ct on the mayor, for h*? I
as Just .rd-. t fr m Do t '»« aj
young kirl. a men.bei of hi* house*}
; <dd. be, ails, *!.•• ati.-.n h- 1 a dance j
. n <ht ii - ' u- i ' -n> re- |
th*' enu.v - !• ' ’ -« m
portant part n the-1 wn 1,-ippening.*
and it is ft-edies* t l» Ht-. the'
mayor «t oveij turn In the * a*t
upporting- Mr. .-'kimo • ar. Klc.,nnr
\\ oodriiff Joseph Hrennan. If .ert j
(arr.aon. M'alt- r F. >tt. I -hn M - .
ah,- Ernest Elton. France* Landy.
Agnes Marc an l others.
T’ fin?., i*’ gfeM F Hies ’ w’ll |
c. me t ih*. !>,-.tr. t t• rh h-'uae foe j
tile annual engagement the week of j
Do.- rr.aknu tb«' ei«.\*nth v)s*t
to Detroit ..f this p< p.tlat entertain- j
no n* Mr. Zi»gfeld> newest ' Follies’' |
are pr- • • ltn two let* and *• ,
tuti.- Joseph Frban *c-*ne*. Ne.i j
\l «vl nr. • t th«- show and the j
bo h .* by G» ne Ruck and George V. :
H Th*- mu* ■ i.as i>* • n c-n
--t b.' ■ 1 I > R.vr o*i 1 Ifubl "11 Je
; m- Ken> I>avc Stamper and Victor I
H b*rt More thin 1' entertain
. « empb '*<l tn the ’ 1 * • rCati/ t’
m* «•* -ve r- vu*- Th.- bi c a, t ,
ijo-Ju ’..« V. Ml R- i*»r« Rest W 1 'rr-*. I
ltd. . IV i ’ F- Id* I * -i Rar- I
, , i n .-.sr tl Voties i»n<l : • n. ■
, Mintoi i«o ! Farnswor**i CS-v t
It cks, Fannv Brl * Hit n K.i g Ml
tr.-d Hi t, a rd* >n. V.raini* Taylor.
FI r*n- - e K. *n many r.there.
♦ -
Mil H*
Dorothy Gherman'* ' Southern Ser- .
enaders.'' i pretentious singing *nd
itiMtumercal novelty ; t e-.-n-t* 1 by J
■*ix talent.-.J » .uthern girls..and 1-
ham Shilling *n.l player* In "The
3oi«h” will divide headline honor* j
on the Mil. * vaud*-v.,11e lull, next j
week Th» “tforanaderg ..ff*r a rep- ,
erto'rc of high n. iai** In nn at ;
musphetr* of the t'lvil war period
Attired in the quaint N«>p*klrt* At 1 j
t»ok» b<>nn*-ts of I t> - ■lurm
!ok ,|-:1 r * f \ -k a i • an ’
sing the old familiar darkey me'o- ;
d:--.* and Include several classical j
le n.mx rendered with m-* •n' <
harmony. The ig»*h' I* a p-*we- f.- ,
dramath? pj-oductb n depb ng
‘'third d-»gr*» method* u.*ed t.v ne
[ .lice *n ,-»>»• tnip . • -nf* «-u- <■* "• : [
batlr.afe orlmlna'* I* 1* «* dto -
>. g> . dr ait ,11>- and t < -. a■nr- <n.
*:tu*tt>>na w th a tensatlons! j
■ Mr: -i x Am-'.rg the n*h»r act* nr/.- •
gratumed are th* Stratford F,vu |
* n» rg i(.median* Mi) belle Pb "l r - ,
<-ha:-«< ter *:r(*r, S• Idb and I.’ .-
noveitv entertain r>. and R* >r ’
~,id Ma Hi gv n*Jt*-t,« W
Ru*-eil In '’nap Judgment” will *>.
t>e**r. *n fen’tjr*- f tb* w*-*-k
Vest We.-k’s f est *■; r - H * e 9‘T T
preceding and following the v«u*le
\ll n-.cmee and f: - * • J
*! nw ;• r M «ht will be Wlll-am l! '*- )
toll whose innumerable cotnbata wi*h [
hard flared rufflh* ashore and «*'*•
have made his fame a.* "I ghtlnr j
fUJI ’, “Snap Judgment” I* the t rl*
*.f In* so.. Itir-f U n ; n<l It put* r
|» -eii in the rol« of a seapegrs e
y. e j.nftrely d'esf'l r* -'»’d of by hi* |
wealthy father. t>u» who n*verth~.|
aa *a f>» the love ■ t n \*-j> pretty
g,; w h rv-ney. He fail* t*, arrive I
a* »h« . * jr h In t»rn> for his wn I
wett i ng because of a hi* flgl r In an j
A'!ev. wherein he rn \cd to »Uc'"l a I
atrarger attacked hy th>ir* H*-
*plr: ted to Tg 'i* Star. Arir.-na wi i
1,.. |, n. I*ta k»n f-T * nofortou* t-md.' j
lb I* r* - i*d hy the die v • •
. >.«nd.» ,rd the bringing of I
'he tw. men fn- e to fu " tf'erj
,i a i m 1 *h<i;’* b r meet S 1.. * * " - t •
heart and toey are reconc!'ed a: ' j
i «pt I’y nv* r rled Mr R-i*«ei| is ■ n .
ported i.y Fr* n< *lt* R.l’lrr*/n, # *l-« •
n. Rurtc*. Harvey Clark A*b‘ r
Degrbolt. P tl, K erdale and "G.*-r j
(ApAbie plvver*
M t I>Is(l\
R*>aut|fnt and talented Elsie F-r- ;
ni« n Wi't be -seen |H *i.e 't
n»xt week In her *eci nd phot.'plsv
“Th P.'«" of .H-nnle c.,*hi*
fr ni the book hy Mary >*. Watts. The
■ »orv is original in conception an/! ;
fr-arl**-* In treat m*-n* lennie is *,
hild of the slums, of unknown par
oritur* **he get* into trouble w th
»> • police »pd I* sent to fb e re f-r TO H -
t ry Ambition t* bom In th* cbiid *
TOind Mom*l**« *O.l a •** eed |
««<*d bf re-markahla benutv. fempts
tton a**a!l* b*r at every «*ep. s-
TT.eet* an artist, and tragedi ei,* r» j
Hut thru's series of interesting and I
human situatlor*. g* od comes > f »■'
,nd b a PP’ tie *n And* lodgrnerit In tw > 1
loving peart* EMiott D-x»er h*-ai
•he supporting rast„ Votahle ani.-tig j
the added attra* Mon* wiil h.-. th*- i *-- ,
• ,rn of Fthd Rust-Mellor. soprano i
'/peetal romedv picture* ,vsr picture* I
r,ew* plet*tres end appropriate mu*l/
'. v th»- Madison orchestra ar* e*go
1; ■• u • :^*iMl
I’HIMHIIM. «KNII>
M Hollo toierv-o** rnmwmmr In t.a r*lf. \
REGENT
IDMIIIU tldl \ l 1. It VXD M**l II I l Ml*
!•„„ |. rr f (tr nisnee« lhll<. 'nl„ 'mi. A Hoi., I i.iillnunii*, I (»» II p. •»»
Mala- | .VIV. Mglit* IV *. .’•(», \ll '-H. It,-*rr«,<t. I'hnne \iirlh IMI.
The Aquatic Enchantress
ODIVA
AND HER
PACIFIC SEA LIONS
First V.xudevl!le Engagement m America
MVtmill KI.WV A '.ltt tVil ll "1 Ml
Miss Laura Guerite
In Character Song Number*
MELODY LAND I SPENCER CHARTERS & CO.
Vaudeville's F nest Ms al j | n the D- IN Triumph
Feature I “The Hermit”
3 —OTHER SPl.K\nil) UTS—;*
£ TAM TIN* l AT 2 *> t *
Leading Picture Attraction
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS;’. --,-
*h*u lag Refnre nn,l % Her X audr % llle nt I -•***. IM«». T,«a»«nd i*ul,» p nt.
TFMPI FSS!
a *gSt P\T K SIS Bo N A CWAJ.D DRIVE
TVER THE TOP ! ! !
■ ■ iani— ll miH --' n- i.- ...
D=— ———^EW —
OCKSTADEII
As “TH> BOSS” a I
\niet iti’s IVei ;»* 1); n u -•
MARYON VADIE
CTA GYGJ
CKI.KKKATKD SP WISH MOf.fMST
A Noted Baritone From Light and Grand Opera
ALFREDDeMANBY
Assisted LILLIAN DURKIN, Soprano Soloist
By HECTOR VcCARTHY, Concert Panist
“CRANBERRIES”
SYLVI \ ( I,AUK Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ilde
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