Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.


Jo Smith Marba, who plays Ivan
Orfulitch IL Richard CaIle's 1.-THE
Mayor Of Toxic, coming to the Grand
Opera House tonight has enjoyed
career OF remarkable variations. Dur
ing life OF ups and downs be has in
turn been ship wrecked off the coast of
Atfloa, soldiered in the French Army,
SOLD ribbons IN New York department
store, appeared with q circus as the
WHO 10y from the Coast of Bar
parS, owned string OF race horses,
drove a stage ooaoh in Colorado, found
and lost gold mine in the same State,
managed and starred in his own theat-
Iioai company, hunted asaguys in tn Q
forests OF South America and is now
GLAD to be drawing big salary from
someone else.
Among the other prominent members
OF the forth coming production of "a
daughter Of the Revolution, is ME.
Edward de CorsIa. He comes we'll en-
dorsed as Leading man, having been
Tor TWO years with Minua Gale, three
years with Alexander Salvenia, four
years with Frohman &Sanger's g produc-
tion OF The Sign Of the Gross, in
which he played Tigelinius, and also,
with Leibler Co.'S 1.-The Gentleman
nom Indiana. " He will be seen in the
part oi Col. Wentworth. The company
Will appear at The Grand Opera House
on Monday, February 10Th.
The Crime of Dubosq." Sir Henry
lfving's LJceum Theatre success, will
be the attraction at the Grand Opera
House next Tuesday evening. MIR.
James keane, the romantic star will
nave the title role. The management
has surrounded Mr.. KeHne with a
strong company and have spared no ex-
pense in the production. The costumes
and scenery are elaborate in every way,
and theatre Roers of this CITY will have
an opportunity Of seeing one OF the
most magnificent productions ever seen
on the stage.
What can Fightfully be described az
a dramatic treat will be the forthcom-
ing engagement here of Lottie Blair
Parker's great success "Under South
eFn Skies" at the Grand Opera House
next Wednesday Afternoon and night.
Mrs. Parker's first big success Way
Down East is wen and popularly
known to our theatrsRoers and this fact
Will Hervei no doubt, to make the aud
lenoe that greeta "Under Southern
skies" record one in point Of attend
ance and fashionableness.
The Millionaire Detective" the
new comedy meloGpama, by Chas. Il.
blnney ana Howard Hall is great play,
the character Of the detective is we'll
suited to Mr.. Halle individuality.
aa was ovinced by the several oalls after
each act, last night, by an audience
that filled very inch Of available
space In the theatre. The production,
like all the Blaney attractions, is grand
and impressive. The company IN
cludes such arti sts as Miss Lorna
Elliott, Camilla Crume, Blanche Bryan,
Viola VandeThoof, Philip Drew, Wilson
Forbes, M. b. 5treeter, George A.
Weller and other competent players.
lt comes to the Lyceum Monday
From Rags to Riches, zone of the
big solid melodramatic successes OF the
season, will soon be the Offering at the
Lyceum February 22d, 23d and oath.
The play iH onesEof great human in
teraat, and it contains many legitimate
ly startling aud exciting scenes and
situations From Rags to Riohesi'
ls under the direction OF Max II.
Meyers No expense has been spared
ip the production, which is both slab-
crate and in good taste.
Thssmany VilminRtonisns who enjoy
fewl hours Of vaudeville each week
will find much TO interest them In the
aggregation which the GaFrick an
nounces for the coming week. The
list includes Emmett DeVoy Company,
The well-known Basque QuaItette
The Casino -Four, The Six Valdares,
Wolf and Milton and The -Four Amer.
lean Trumreters. There are others in
addition to those named and the bill
pro misses much ir the way of good
entertainment.