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AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMCSEMEXTS Detroit Opera House TEMPLE IvAUDEWf Matinee Wednesday WHERE THE STARS ANNY LEROY COLBY AND AMILY BICE CLAYTON IKTHSIIt IMHER SPECIAL EUROPEAN CHARLES WALLNO MARINETTE MILDARE HERE NOV Vienna Caricature Dancers The Human Parrot KENO BOSTONIANS WALSH AND MELROSE BIOGRAPH Oomody Acrobats DETROIT OPERA HOUSE NEXT LYDIA TEAMANS SAM EDWAROS CEMBRICU Song Recital With LYCEUM WEEK COM BOSTONIANS A DAVID I IN COMEDY HIS LAST DOLLAR not all A PLAY WITH A CHARMING SOCIETY ATMOSPHERE SPECIAL! Princess SUPERBLY CLEVERLY ACTED Ijflles MMlel ree EBGft Monflffyi RETURN Engagement LIGHT GUARD ARMORY Monday Tiestfay Wednesday Eve Wednesday Mat NOV 16 17 and 13 CREAWRE COMPANY Of 20 And His Italian Band of 60 Men MATS IO IS 25C NIGHTS IO 2O 3OC NEXT WEEK WHEN WOMEN LOvE HOTELS THOROUGHBREDS part of A 4 vl 1 profea twenty MATiNEE SATURDAY NIGHTS IS 25 A 25c IVIatst Wed at con her love A' STRONG HEART STORY not be her his Direct from Thsatir Now York and London THE AMOUS ORIGIN AL EVERLASTI NG 1 ear vorr KOVEL MUSICAL AOT ra urn UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT STAIR AND GEORGE NICOLAI PRESENT A NEW COMEDY SKErou "ic COMMENCING matX the play has im the van more af 20 Principals Chortn of Lar ire Orchestra Special Appropri ate Scenery Costumes and Effects BLANCHE WALSH in RESURRECTION TliEr DETROIT publicly stahd tip for her in court reminds him that he bought her and that her price was a hundred roubles He begs her forgiveness admits that he is the guilty one offers any rep arationr even marriage but she will not listen? Nothing daunted how ever he swears to devote his life to her redemption Hez engages fa mous counsel to plead for a new trial afi'd interviews everyone of influence who is likely? to help in bringing about her pardon or a mitigation of her sentence Thereturn of yDimitri into her life has its salutary effect upon Katusha or Maslova as she is now known and with each of in which he makes every appeal to the slumbering soul within herj a noticeable im provement is seen in her appearance and conduct tV hen she leaves with the convoy of prisoners for Siberia Dimitri follows her things succeeds in ployed as a nurse An incident occurs ANNE BLANCHE Little Compa ny at terminate Wednesday night A mat inee will be given Wednesday GEORGIA WALDRON With Last Company Lyceum Tuesday Musicale Subscription Tickets including 5 Artist Concerts $5 Single Tickets $2 TICKETS AND RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AT scion of Russian aristocracy at the age of 18 forms a romantic though pure and innocent attachment for a beautiful young girl named Katusha a dependent of his household She is a orphan and has been adopted by Jiis aunts and reared more in the ca pacity of a companion than as a ser vant Subsequently Dimitri leaves for the army and while he does forget his little Katusha he loses freshness of youth and acquires that unsavory experience which Come early if yon want scats Hundreds turned away last concert Sale of seats opens Thursday morning Nov 12 9 at Grinnell Prices 50c 75c and $100 Matinee 25c and'50c TO NIGHT EMPIRE THEATER SUNDAY MATINEE Nov 8 i'1 1 and among other having her em in the infirmary here discouraging enough for Dimitri tractiveness subjects her to the tinual insults of the men around revolting to her now for sensual has become loathesome One brute in particular tries force his attentions upon her and she strikes him The action is seen by the superintendent who enters just at this juncture ac companied by Her assailant defends himself by swearing he was importuned by Maslova and that he is not the only man with whom she has tried to carry on Maslova sees the look of disgust on Dimitri's face and is too proud and humiliated even to speak in her own defence Later when her redemption is complete or rather the resurrection of her soul has taken place he learns the truth Her pardon arrives and again he of fers to marry her ljut her true nobil ity will not allow' himto make what she deems an unjustifiable sacrifice and tells him no that she will marry Simonson a political prisoner because she loves the latter but cause he is a good man loves with an honest love and that with help she may perhaps work the resur rection of other women of the streets There arc 47 other speaking char acters These however do not run through the entire action as in the conventionally constructed drama but come and go and glide past the char acters of Dimitri and Maslova like a panorama The engagement of Miss Walsh will Play One may predict with more or less certainty that the appearance of Blanche Walsh Monday evening in the Detroit Opera House in will overshadow in general interest maaiy other theatrical events of this season Wagenhals Kem per who undertook the management of this actress but a short time ago displayed foresight in procuring this play for her or the benefit of those who are not familiar with the story of the following epi tome is given Ivanovitch a youthful Starting Monday night Nov 9 we Inaugurate a senes of one mile open to all amateurs the' winner of each race during the week to compete in one grand final race on Saturday night Nov 14 AXSYRICE The Populajr Comedienne at the Temple? Theater hi Sunday Mat 15c 25c 35e 50c and 75c Mata Monday 25o and 50o Next TIGER LILIES: New WITH MISS ANNA BLANCKE AS BOB SPECIAL EATURE NEWSBOYS' QUINTETTE military career is calculated to teach On his return home for a brief visit which is the point at which begins he finds Katusha proved in ways that flatter ity of worldly men She is fectionate is prettier and more bash ful lie takes up hjs wooing again but this time it is one of a sensual nature His sinister motives arc not understood by the frightened and in nocent Katusha until too late As a conscience offering he leaves her a hundred rouble note and rejoins his regiment It is years before he again sees his people and the ever chang ing conditions his career soon blot' out recollections' of Katusha Ten years later after his retire ment 'from the army he is called for jury duty the first case on cal endar being that of a dissolute wo man named Maslova who is charged with murder To his consternation mill shame he recognizes in the ac cused the sweetheart of his youth He 1 tad learned from his aunts years Lunee an account of herjhavi ng fallen grace that he house and given birth to a child But other wo ESien with other men he then mused nal experienced a similar fate and wt'ii masculine selfishness he had dis missed it from his mind But now it was different He was brought face face witli his victim and the awful change that had come over her since he had seen her last brings his crime home to him with terrible force He is struck to the very soul and realizes that it is he she who should be before the bar of justice no mat ter what deed she had committed He listens to the evidence which shows that the woman though an Innocent accomplice is not guilty of the crime with which she is charged Through the incompetence ofthe jury and the carelessness ofthe judge in his summing up Dimitri suffers the agony of hearing her convicted and sentenced to hard labor in Siberia Dimitri sees nothing' now in his future but to try to save this woman to try to undo the ruin he himself has wrought to at least bring the soul of this poor piece of humanity out of the mire into Which he himself has thrust it He succeeds in gaining an inter view with her in prison and it is only after he has compelled her to recall the past that she recognizes him She tells him to go back whence he came asks him in a semi drunken delirium why he did not speak be fore it was too late why he did not THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 8 1903 HOWARD BROTHERS That avorite Organization in ani Sere Now on the way towards their half century celebration the ever welcome Bostonians with Barnabce and Mac Donald will be with usl the latter half of next week in two revivals one of DeKoven and opera comique and the other the bril liant comic opera Herbert and The position of this company in the comic opera world is distinctive Weathering all the storms that a theatrical organization is likely to meet in the course of twenty five years the company has come up smil ing every season No other theatrical enterprise has been in existence so long none has achieved so many suc cesses In another way is the Bos career marked by distinction Ever since the dissolution of the Bos ton Ideals its Messrs Barnabee and MacDonald have en couraged American composers and Before the production of we began to despair for the advent of real opera comique by American writers was the first and only one has been writ ten since It has brought in more roy alties to writers than any other one opera ever presented here' It has been played for thirteen years and on next Thursday night at the Detroit opera house it will be sung for the 2333d time No other opera by Ameri can authorshas this record is perhaps the only American made legitimate comic opera that is entitled to rank side by side with the brilliant earlier work of Gil bert and Sullivan in In the respect of encouraging Am erican made opera Me ss Barnabee and MacDonald have made the Bos tonians an institution whose purpose 1 and object are akin to those of the Na I tionai Art theater Their repertoire is I the nearest approach to a set stand I ard that typifies (as much as art can be I American light opera Cer I tainly if the National Art Theater so I ciety of New York seeks to enhance I the musical and lyric status of the I American stage as ell as the I dramatic the Bostonians might give I them some "points for that their propaganda Barnabee and MacDonald's sional and business union of five years is also worthy of comment Continued on Tage ive HIGGINS AND GEORGIA WALDRON Roller Rink i Cor Second Ave and High St Evenings 15C Afternoons 10c Sundays Excepted Corner Larned and Brush Sts WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 11 HM)3 at 8 sharp irst Preliminary Wra Spracklin Canada vs Mike Munger Chicago: 10 rounds at 118 pounds Second Preliminary Harry Nicholson Detroit vs Will Campbell De troit 10 rounds at 150 pounds HXAL TOMMY KLTZ NEW YORK vs JOE CIIERRY MICHI GAN: 10 rounds at 116 pounds Scale of Prices: Gallery admission 75c Reserved $1 50a Lower admission 51 50 Reserved $2: Box Seats' $3 of the greatest dramas it will ever be my fortune to witness HERALD Walsh did work that was a Allan Dale in 1 JOURNAL' jwas the triumph of her 7 EVENING SUN Elaborate Scenic Production As seen during its four run at Victoria Theater New York PRICES BOo to $L5O 4 VclHnSto0 HOTELS NEW YORK The WELLINGTONS Ave and 55th St eTtrT telephone in nar room with bath also suites furnished or untur the season or yer THE WESTMINSTER Urjon and 16th St one blocK BenJOd Square and GJmrcZ o0 elled at a cost of over WO0W fireJ steam beat electric Lg ts in every room new bathr $1 per day and up n0 The Westminster Apartof ciar connected with hotel on two to wven oggR BURTON HOLMES I Tonight at 8:15 ALASKA IJl The jords Sitka The White Pass NOV MATiNEE AT ALASKA II The Yukon Klondike Cape Nome SEATS NOW ON SALE' IRST TIME HERE of the BIQ SCENIC SENSATION A LITTLE OUTCAST Dolph and Susie LEVINO A WIE" A IRST TIME HERE The Grandest MunIcrI Com Rugland nnR sent over oaly coTN A COUNTRY GIRL Tuesday Eve Nov 10 Church of Our ather 1 WAGENHALS KEMPER Present BLANCHE WALSH In the Dramatic Triumph of London Paris and New York Bataiile Dramatization of TRY REE PRESS LINERS TRY REE PRESS LINERS a REPLETE WITH WIT HUMOROUS SITUATIONS AND CRISP 3PARKLIN0 DIALOGUE With Barnabee MacDonald PREMIER MUSICAL News December 6 1903 Presenting Sumptuous Revivals of the Two Light Opera Classics of the American Stage: Thurs and Sat Nights: Smithl ri Night and Sat Matinee: Evergreen Opera I Smith Comic Opera Comique 7 Masterpiece THE ROBIN HOOD SERENADE BOSTONIANS' ORCHESTRA Bostonians today as of old give the best musical performances of any light opera organization NEW YORK COM MERCIAJj ADVERTISER August as NEW YORK TRIBUNE August 25 like it in the world of comic NEW YORK AMERI CAN September 6 Direction: Loudon Charlton 'Chas Bacon Business Mnar SEATS ON SALE MONDAY i Blanche Walsh in Story of This 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