Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS.


THE Way to Keumare, in which
Andrew Mack, the popular irish
comedian, will appear at Grand Opera
House Monday night. is a romantic
Itish play, in which he will be seon as
a man born in Ireland, having arrived
10 America when a tiny Chi Id and
grown W with western ideas an Arr
zona miner, and finally a Congressman.
The FIRST act happens in New York and
then the action OF the Ilay is transfer
red 10 ireland.
klaw & Erlanger the largest produc-
ing managers in America, will present
at the Grand Opera House, next We'd
nesdaJ night, the musical novelty,
1.-The Ham Tree, - In which they are
staring the laugh producers, Mcintyre
and Heath. 1t is doubtful whether
there Is in the country team Of
comsdians who 90 black face act, who
are so POPULAR with amusement lovers
as are Mcintyre and Heath. FIom one
end Of the county to the other they
have delighted patrons Of the theatre,
and in The Ham Tree they are said
to have the greatest of opportunities.
"Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
comes to Grand Opera House on March
23d. Helen Lowell, who plays the role
Of Miss Hnzy, the fearful and timoTous
oldmaid, is an expert in spinsterhood.
She has devoted her life to the portray
al OF maiden ladies and she has stu lied
the unmarried woman of uncertain
years IN all ssctions OF this country and
in England. To be the foremost expert
in oldmRidism is rather unique posi-
tion in the great world Of the drama,
but supremacy in this line is awarded
Miss Lowell by no less authorities
than Charles Frohman and George q.
Tyler.
" Human Hearts" fully illustrated
how much interesting dramatic ma
terial may be gathered by an author,
based on the actual happenings of life.
The author of the play met with the
original Tom Logan, several } ysars ago,
and heard the story from his own lips.
Becoming deeply interested, he
iurneyed to Loean's nome, where he
met most of the other characters who
round out the cast OF his play. When
he asked permission to dfamatize the
story, it was readily granted on condi-
tion that he would change the names
OF the characters so that they would
not be recognizable by anyone not
familiar with the story. He readily
ngreed to this, and the result has been
play that has had vivid interest for
more lovers OF oil that is good and true
in melodrama, than any other dramatic
oomposition of the last decade.
Human Hearts, will be shown at
the Lyoeum next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The coming engagement of "As
Told in the Hills" which is for three
days beginning March 10Th at the Ly
oeum theatre will be Que of the strong
est attractions OF the present theatrical
season. The play is a strongly written
melodrama OF Western life that abounds
in thrilling situations and exciting
climaxes during the action Of which q
goodly number of up tc date sFecislites
are introduced. The comedy element
has been in no way neglected and in
contrast with many of the so called
melodramas written in recent years,
there are no features that are in any
way Objectionable.
The Garrick bill for next week pre-
sents Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie barry,
The -Four Shannons, Sabel Johnston
and Katharine Hayes, .Orville and
Frank, The LaMays Brothers, HALEY
and Meehan and others, including
a big novelty number. Hines and
Remington, local favorites of long
standing, we're to appear but we're
obliged to cancel owing Co illness.
those familiar with vaudeville will
recognize 10 the above an entertain
ment OF both quality and quantity
the sort which has made the Garrick
so we'll known as a play for
every body aud where every body goes.