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

"Safe and sane 10 musical comedy"
IL the comment of a New York critic,
who witnessed Marie Cahill's perform
ance OF Molly Moonshiue. 4" This
most American OF comediennes will be
seen at the Grand Opera House next
Tuesday night In this smart musI-
cal play by Royle- Hobart Helm, under
the management of Daniel V. Arthur.
Nancy Brown revealed and estab-
lished Marie Caihll's merit as a fun
makeri but Molly Moonshine" has
discovered her great versatility. That
she 10 the most completely equipped
American oomedienne 10 now fully
recognized.
Tho attraction that is to be intro
duoed At the Grand Opera House next
Wednesday evening is the new comedy,
- Mrs. LeihnRwell's Boots, by Angus
tus Thomas, which Was first produced in
New York last winter by Charles Freh-
man and ran there the entire seaaon.
That Mrs. beiiingwell's Boots' Is
true ringer OF delightiing worth ca not
be gainsai5 in the onrush Of praise
that preceded il en- tour. The New
York papers appear 10 have We'd with
the theatre-goers there IN appToFiEg
the play-fot a stretch Of many pros.
porous weeks, at leagt-and popularity
az we'll aa money infelliDlY indicates
the SUCCESS OF stage composition.
The Kiltiea Band, which comes to
the Grand Opera House next Thurs
day afternoon, 10 the greatest Scottish
band in the world, and the pride Of
ali Canada. It is a permanent touring
organization with it's headquarters at
Belleville, Canada. The Kilties have
no connection with any regiment, al
though practically all OF its members
have served in the Canadian Regiment
bands. The Kiltiea have been touring
constantly during the past fivo years,
playing the important oities of CANADA,
United States, Mexico and Europe.
In the musical ana artistic circles OF
the city the engagement Of Nine.
Manielli and English Grand Opera
Company at the Grand Opera House
on next Thursday night in I'll
Irovatore," has awakened a vast
amount Of interest The music lovers
OF this city will havs but few oppor-
tunities during their lifetimes Of hear
ing the famous operas Of the day rem
dered with such excellence as is az
sured from the names of the members
Of the company which Nine. Mantelli
will bring to Wilmington.
1.-THE Prince of rilsen, A" the tuneful
musical comedy by Frank Pixley and
Gustav Luders, will be the attraction
at the Grsnd Opera House on Friday
night. This entertainment seems to
bloom in perennial popularity and it's
repeated engagements do not dull ap-
preciation of its tuneiul music, it's
romantic story, it's play of humor and
the brightness of ita lyrics. The COM
pany coming TO the Grand Opera
House - the only one playing THE
Primo Of Pilsen' and its personnel in
cludes James Dandy, Arthur Donald
son, Ivar Anderson, J. Hayden Clnr-
endon, James e. Rome, Peter Swift,
Ida Stanhope. Ruth PEBBLES, Marie
Welsh, Marguerite Ferguson, Pauline
Huntley and others.
Miss Kitty Wolfe, tho clever little
aoubrette Of Harry Clay hlaney g
"Boy Behind the Gun" Company,
which comes to the Lyceum March
9th, 9th and 7th, ia an attractive and
talented actress, and the play 10 one Of
the best.
IAN AriatooTatic Tramp" one OF
those hightoned fellows you have cad
about 10 picture books, will make his
tirHt annual appearance at the Lyce um
theatre on next Thursday evening.
With him will be Kilroy and Britton,
who we're for several seasons the one
big feature With the Heart Of Chi
oago" and a carefully selected com.
pany of the very best metropolitan
talent procurahle.
There is some excellent talent In tho
bill which comes 10 the Garriok
theatre next week. Hugh stanton and
Florence Modens. Morton, Temple
and Morton, Lizzie DAILY, The Musical
Moss Family, Potter and Hartwell and
Harry Howard's ponies are few of
those who will appear. IL will be- an.
other strong comedy show.
The Eight Vassar Girls in their
hiRh-claes musical and novelty num-
her; j. Il. Maurray and Clara Lane,
operatic stare; James Kelley and
Mabel Kent,and Tho Newsbuys Quar-
tette appear 10 be tho conspicuous hit
OF the present week at the Garriok.
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