Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN BATTLEFRONT PLAYHOUSE.
The BROOKLYN Citizen says of THE
Italian battlefront ri The Playhouse
: this week, with performances eacn
day at go and $50:
The great conflict on the Isonzo. in
which more human lives have been
lost, greater hcroism shown and more
magnificent results achieved than in
anv other recent action vt the war was
brought home realistically to Brooklyn
last night At the Majestic Theatre the
official war films. the production of which
was supervised by the Italian govern
ment. were produced To the delight
and indeed to the astonishment, of a
crowded house The perfection Of detail
was no less remarkable than the in
dividuality and realism OF the pictures
and il can be truthfulv said that to
the audience at the Majestic last evening
was brought more vlv1dly and more
clearly the real aspects Of tho great con-
flict than could be attained by reading
all the published literature on the subject
The pictures were photographed BY
the cinematographic division Of the
Italian army. under the direction of
the general staff They were produced
here under the direction OF William Moore
Patch, and the musical accompaniment
was naturally patriotic and IN conson-
ance with the surroundings.
THE YELLOW TICKET WITH FANNIE
wARp-PLAYH0UsE.
In The Yellow Ticket" featuring
Fannie Ward. with Milton Stills and Warner
GLAND. at The Playhouse Theatre week OF
June 10, appear remarkable assembly
Of stage and screen stars In supporting
roles. The cast includes sucn celebrities
as Leon Barv. Nicholas Dunaeu. Armand
Kahsz and Edward Elkas. Leon Barry
began mis- stage career in Paris as
child with Sarah Bernhard. Nicholas
Dunaeu is well-known a. an author.
actor and producer all over continental
Europe. Mr. Duncan began MS stage
career in Russia Armand kalsz Is well
known in vaudeville and on the stage
and screen. Edward Elkas appeared IN
operate and stage productions IN all OF
the principal cities OF the United States
before entering motion-picture work.
In addition to the big film there will be
a two reel comedy featuring Toto, the
Hippodrome clown, and the fathe News
changed twice q week. There will also
be big orchestra.
WOMAN AND THE Law
The Majestic Theatre management
announces the greatest woman's play
ever staged as the main feature at
this theatre day, and tmorrow.
Wednesday In the presentation OF William
Fox's great melodrama, Woman and
the Law" This picture, based on h dl-
vorce suit and subsequent murder trial,
that set the whole country talking
short time ago, is presented With
typical of X. A. Walsh,
the director, who has staged many
realistic successes. The whole play Is
centred around question OF fundamental
interest TO every woman, namely Are
there provocations which justify woman
to kip" The play Is OF such intense
dramatic interest that In order TO relieve
the tension of suspense that 1t Is sure to
create the management has secured
special added attraction, the newest Sen
nett comedy, Love Loops the Loop
MADoE KENNEDY AT THE QUEEN
A meio-dramatlo Madge kennedy Is
the big surprise in store for the legions of
admirers of the Goldvyn star when she
makes her appearances at the Queen
today and tomorrow IN her newest and
most startling photoplay The Danger
Game" Again she is found in So
ciety" environment with every oppor
Lunity TO wear the charming individual I
gowns for which she is famous, hut she
doesn't stay there long Even though
her admirers have become accustomed
TO see the star in light comedy dramas,
none will be disappointed with her IN her
new vehicles Other numbers on the
program include tho newest Sunshine
Comedy 4 feature III itself and like Its
predecessors, filled with unusual stunts, |
each is a big laugh The Whispering
Wires on the War Is another added
Adyt.
THE UNBEIEvEn" Al THE VICTORIA
THE Unbeliever," declared by critics
to he the greatest war picture since the |
The Firth of a Nation,
is the chief attraction ut the Victoria
Theatre this week This is patriotic
week at the Victoria and the management
exerted every effort TO make It the most |
week III the history OF the
uptown" theatre The film Is the Edison
adapted from tMary Ray
mond Shipman Acndrew's novelette,,
The Three Things" with IA cast notable |
because of its careful and discriminating
selection including such names as Ray
Mckee, Kate Lester, Frank de Vernon
and a group Of others not unknown TO
host of movie fans.
"HER BOY" AT THE SAVOY
Her Boy" the special attraction at
he Savoy Theatre today, tomorrow aud
Wednesday is great message Of patriot
SIN in line with Metros consistent policy
IF aiding the government in every possible
way TO light the torch of patriotic fervor
md keep 1t flaming Lovely Effie
shannon and Niles WEIGH are co-starred
n the production, but other parts are of
treat strength and value and the human
l-ment Of the story itself is of the utmost
Importance III Ter Boy