THDE MICHIGAN DAILY I iA (hitney Theatre Two Nights and Matinee Whitney Theatre Monday Night Tuesday Matinee and Night Oct ober 26 and 27 SAN CARLO0 COMPANY Largest Traveling Operatic Organization in America with Twenty Distinguished Europea& And American Operatic Singers and Grand Opera Orchestra OPERAS TO BE PLAYED: MVonday. Night, November 2nd The Winning WHITNEY THEATRE FRI DAY, Oct. 30. at 8:15 jo K Monday Night. 6i CAR O~Ctober 280th AR E Tuesday Matinee f' FAUJSTr October 2 7th Tuesday Night,, October 27th t "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "I Pagliacci"' THE ARTISTS EDIV14X E VA CC Alit Coloratu ra Soprano. Acclaimed in America "The Second Tew-izziui." ESTER ADABER'l2OH, 1)rnmtit Soprano Late of Metroptolitan Opera, New Yolk. SOPI'I l U VITA HbE10,15. yric Sopranom. Talented An merican Artiste of rare at taiinments. CAROLINA ZA.WN ER{, Mez'o Soprano..01' Covent Garden Grand Opera, London. STE.LAIDE ME TTE. M ezzo Soprano. Formerly with Metropolitan Opera, New York. SA1L VA TORE SCLIARETT1I, Lyrie Tenor, From the Metropolitan Opera, New York. (fITUSEPL'E ACOS'rINT, 1)raiuaic rTen1or.A Finished Artist of Emi- nent Foreign Triumphs. ALPR'1E00 GRIt,11\, Tenor. An Artist of High Distinction. A1NGELO ANTOLXk Baritone. Favorite Singer of Strauss and Leon- cavallo. _ALESSAN PRO )1Ol)ESTI, B3airtoii. An Artist of Rare Histrionic and, Vocal Art. GIOVANNI SESOINA, Basso. From the Opera Conmique, Paris. (41 USE PPE ANG ELIMI, Musical Director. Former Director, Melba' Grand Opera Company. Barbara W orth CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS MA UDBE ADAMS In J. M. Barrie's New Comec,,j t Harold Bell Wright Miss Leonna Stater as "Barbara Worth" Whitney, Monday, Nov. 2nd The Legend of Leonora MAUDE ADAMS I PRICES NIGHTS PRICES MATINEE First 4 rows 94 seats........ $2.00 First 4 rows 94 seats....... $1.50 Next 9 rows 266 seats ......1.50 Next 9 rows 266 seats...... 1.00 Last 8 rows 232 seats....~ 1.00 Last 8 rows 232 seats........ 75 Balcony Balcony First 4 rows 120 seats......$1.00 Entire Balcony...........$ -.50 Balance 270 seats.......75 Gallery............... .25 Gallery.................50 Seats Now Selling-Phone 480 Author f The. Shepherd of: the Hills Etc., Etc. SALE OF SEATS Wednesdaby, October 28th Mail Orders with check enclosed filled in order of receipt. Prices Main Floor First 17 rows--479 Seats - $2.00 Last 4 rows --113 Sats --1.50 I_ Prices, Balcony Prices: 25c-35c-50c-75c-$1 .00 First 4 rows-'124 Seats Next 4 rowys-lI 10 Seats Last 5 rows-I 54 Seats Gallery-50c ,. w r $1.80 $1.80 7'bo I" Seat Sale Friday, Oct. 30th Night -8:15 Phone 480 Phone 480 w I[Phone 17011 THE HOME OF GOOD SHOWS Phone 1701 I imam. BANNER WEEK of BANNER SHOWS -Take a "ITIP" and ORDER Your Seats. NOW S HE I S HERE A T LAST!S Monday=Tuesday-Wednesday--October 26=27-28 *jx First and only. appearance at popular prices of the famous Comic Opera Comedienne GRACE CAMERON Speciailly engaged 'for a tour of the "Butterfield Circuit" at a recordl breaking salary. 'iss C ameron" wvill select her program from the followving song's which she has made s'uccessful: "Afile. Fi~fi' "Bet I'd BLe a Riot"; "By 'This Time I Got Used Tl.o It" ; "Cause I'm Pigeon Toed" ; Lillian Da Russ" ; 1t's All Thle Same ToMe; "I'm a Loving W\oman Looking For a Loving Man" ; "Heaven Will Protect The'\Working Girl"; "MAy Antonio; "Little Dolly Dimples";, \ND THE BIGGEST HIT OF ALL HER SONGS--"1I1 I, IM FA~LING IN LOVE". FOUR (4) OTHER STAR ACTS-y"Surery" you'l. get your money's worth at the Majestic this week V!STOP LOOK AND TIAKIE' NOTI.CE! Thursday-Friday-Saturday-October 29-30-31' GILSGR LS!' GIRLS! Boyle Woolfolk, Inc. presents John P. Reed in the new (musical review, "THE DREAM GIRL" PROLOGUsE The Guard. ...... ... ......:....Ned Wall ...................Lillian Lorrimer Bill Mullaney, Stage Manager, "The Dream The head Waiter.......... Chas. Atwood THEl DREAM GIRL Girl" Company .......Clarence Backhous The "Supe................... .....SAM 1. Ope*-ning Chorus .........Ensemble Fred Scott, ,Juvenile, "The Dream Girl" Scene 1-The Pasha's Domain at" Edge of 2. "Sithara Sarah"....Pasha and Chorus Co........... .....Eric Carle Saraha Desert. Introducing Dance by VTivian Lillian Lorrimer, prima donna , "The Dream EPI.LOGUE 3. "My Dream Girl".................. Girl" Co................. Grace Manlove Scene 2-Roof Garden de Luxe.. Dream. Girl and Juvenile Vivian Gladstone, Chorus Girl, "The Drear Scene 3-Stage, Opera House,, after 4. "I'd Love to Live".............. Juvenile Girl" Co. ..... ........Jessie Maker "Dream Girl" Performance 5i. March...... .......Ensemble :Billy Richardson,' another Chorus Girl,. Show Girls-Ruth Berry, Marget Finke 6 . Specialty....... .... .JOHN P. REED ............. Billy Hooper Marie Hall, Irene Phillips, Adrienne Hays, T. Opening Chorus, "Persiani Moon . Clarence flarve , Chorus man............ Lorraine Whitney, Marcelle Maxine.......... Billy and Chorus SCharles Atwood Ponies-Billie Hooper, Laura Floyd, Marie 8. "Sign of the honeymoon" ......... Frank, carpenter, Opera Ilouse, Esterville, Best, Marie Anthony, Gloria Dare, Eileen ...:.........Dream Girl and Pasha Iowa.................... .... Ned Wall Moore, Pearl Lilley 9. Specialty "Dance"........ . .Vivian Sam,- property mail, Opera House MUSICAL NUMBERS 10. Specialty....... ...... ..... .. Juvenile ......:....... JOHN6 P. REED Under Direction of Felix G. Rice 11. "Bridal Twirl" . . . .Juvenile and Chorus "T111: DREAM GIRL," PROLOGUE Note-Finish of "THE DREAM GIRL" The Pasha.... ....... .... Bill Mullaney 1. Rehearsal, "Dream Girl"........ Chorus play but not the finish of the performance. The Juvenile.... .......... Fred Scott 2. Specialty ... .. ...... Vivian Gladstone Wait for final curtain. The Soubrette..........Vivian Gladstone 3. Rehearsal March Song........Chorus" Scenery by Becker The Dream Girl.........Lillian,. Lorrimer 4. Sonographi, "Call of the Dance"..... Costumes by WVoolfolk Costume Co. As "tThe Dream Girl" has a prologue and an epilogue everybody should bo in their seats at 7.-30 and 9:00 prompt Four Matinees every- week-- Tuesday,. Wednesday, Friday, Saturday. The. flajestic offers en- tire new show every Monday and Thursday. Only the first show at night is reserved, seats held until 7.30. Ladies' Souvenir matinee Tuesday~and Friday. School children's matinee every Saturday, all children under 12 years of age admitted for 5c- Watch for the day and date of the 1lajestic big Conntry Store Might--'$100.00 in prizes given away. Miss GRACE CAMERON at tbe Majetsic Mon.-Vies.-Wed., Oct." 26, 27, 28. This clever lady receives the nighest salary ever paid a "single" act on the Butterfield Circuit.