Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS
1.-THE KISS BURGLAR" At pLA'

''rHE KISS BURGLAR" At PLAYHOUSE.
'1'he Kiss Burglar" Joyous pot
pourri Of ttineful melodies, book and lyrics
by Glen MacDonough and music by
Raymond Hubbell, comes to The Play
house next Monday evening for week =
engagement including matineea on We'd
nesday and Saturday. Mclodramatic,
scenic magnificent, many song hits, a
veritablc landslide of latest gown and
millinery effects ripping waves Of laugh
ter and bevy Of fascinating beauties IN
the chorus, rs we'll rs among the priucI-
pals, all contribute To the success OF this
latest song play hit. With Fay BANTER,
one of Americas most charming com
ehiennes; NJ Armand kalsz, Dcnman
Malcy, Charles Angelo, T. payton Glib,
Harry Dulzell, Misses Grace Iicld. janet
Velle, Gertrude Harrison, Trixie White
ford and Margaret Cusack, portraying
the leading roles and chorus uf talent
aud beauty in support, il is safe 10 Assume
that The Kiss Burglar will win it's way
INTO the hearts of everyone from the
matinee girl to the tired business WOMAN.
The musical numbers arc ~ the higher
order but at the same time retaining their
popular qualities and include. "iIe Loves.
lie Loves Nc Not \ Little lass of One.
since ] AiFl NtBfsftIilfI I on itfE
Day, THE Nantelpiecc Tragedy, = "1'he
Little Black Sheep Il Want 10 Learn Ia
Dance. because You Do Not Know
The Rose and Your Kiss is Cham
paguc They include the dreamy strains,
swaying motion the dashlng ono step and
many catchv and tuneiu ballads. Dorc
and Cnyannch are members of this or
ganizatlon and will be recalled in memory
10y their delightful dancing Of "T'iekle
Toes with Going Up, seen here re
Gently.
"RoCK-A-BYE HtBY
"Rock-a-Bve Ral,v' continues to nj
tract crowds 10 The rlayhousc and cach
audience Is confident that Il Is the best
show of the lllc seen IN Wilmington in
months II is an excellent show with
plenty Of bright comedy, good music and
"a company which Is above the average
Tho attraction will appcar again this after
noon and evening
NEW PLAY At TIE PLAYHOUSE
During the week Of Nav 6. n new play
will be produced FOR tho first time on any
stage At The Playhouse II IL called
Victory. and is BY Two Of the foremost
writers Of English literature, Joseph Con
rad and B Macdonald Hastings Mr.
= fbittI y WEI kiluNi y ~ MS NibfbS tdlft
e Chancc, Lord Jim Youth, etc
Mr. Hastings. while not so we'll known ~
tins country. IS greatly admired III England
and is a writer Of considerable distinction
Tho cast of the play VIII be headed by
y +. Anson, lately returned from three
wears rin IN London with Dori- keanc m
Romance. Alicc Iindahl. Narburton
Gamble and GcofTrey Stcln
FAMOUS PIANIST Ar rHr GARRlcK
Scnor Wcstony, thc worlds famous
pianist, has been engaged for the trarrlck
Theatre next week as ono of the features
OF clever blll He comes to the Gar
rick direct from a our OF thc world Else
Williams 4 60 will present one of the
big comedy features N Who's to Blame
Miss Williams viii be supported by good
cast Then there IL The Corner Store.
with n Ing comedy cast The bill also
includes Mack and Lee IN chatter and
melody Roycr Vest and Al Edwards in
music and comedy; Barton, Oliver and
" est. n lively cabaret team, McGarton
and Monroe. modern dancers, who will
give = splendid exhibition Of the terI,-
,ichorean art.