Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
COMEDY DRAWS AT THE GARnIcK.

COMEDY DRAWS AT THE GARRICK.
The exceptionally funny bill mt the
Garrck Theatre this week is proving n
good drawing card. 1t seems to he Just
the sort of entertainment that the theatre
gocrs of Wilmington ENJOY. Hazel Moran,
the charming roper, injectS bit oil comedy
into her work. Harry Leonard and jess
Willard are particularly funny; there IS
nut in the Musical Comedy lrto that
would make vou laugh if YOU had the
toothachc And So IT goes all the way
through the bill.
I'M SO HAPPY" AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
Frederick V Bowers musical com
cdv I'm So Happy, viii he at ne
PLAYHOUSE tonight and tom rrow alter
noon and evening. The play Is hiicd
with good clean fun and continual laughs-
Frederick \ Bowers brings INTO play
many of the clever tricks that nave
made him welcome anywhere ut any
time. He starts the show with 4 tttic
white tib but before the comedy IS larry
started he has become q very ad pit
scholar in the art ol lNing and ttrN
sound - reasonable anj consistent, ,
eventually ne i about 70 heiicvr them
himself for he has apparently succeeded
IN putting II over on everyone ne mas
come III contact with and thinks him-
self invincihlc when along comes ms
waterloo, his mothcr-m-law, aud he
trics to hand her one of his pet lies OF
course il does not 90. Complications
come, So fast and furious that they keep
the audience III constant uproar, he
strain IS only broken by fifteen musical
numbers that arc intcTspcrScd through
out the three acts
cANr DIX suoW.
Ivervonc has either relative or
friend in service and will bc interested
IN The Camp Dix musical shuW winch
Is coming to The Piay yhou~r Monday
evening only You'll Like Il The
titc oi the show and il Is onlN appro-
pirate because YOU will like II L IS =
wonderful pirturIzatlon oi the ca y iIte
OF the soldiers showing III great evidence
the bright and merry eIdc, tho l"ke-,
the tests and the Jun Of the soldiers
"Parlor. Bedroom and Bath, musi-
cul show. VIII ~ 1T The Playhouse
Wednesday. Thursday aud Saturday
evenings and Saturday matinee, \oN
% 10 33.
WALLACE RItp At THE MAJESTIC.
The Man From Funeral Range
i the title of Wallace Rrid'4 latcst
Paramount photoplay III which hc star
i appearing IL tho Majestic today an't
tomorrow The story Is i perturbation by
Monte kattcr.ein ~ irncst Wilkes
PLAY. "Rrakcu Threads. which was
produced n tbr Fulton Theatre. New
ork, October, lal.
Anna lrtir. one a the moS popu-
lar heading ladIt~ of the screen Is again
iii .uppar, II Nh Ecll lottr lirk
iorl portrat- the roir of lhc jealous
dancer
CHARLES RAY AZ THE otTFN.
For todav and tomorrow The Queen
management has booked thc ever nepu-
lar Clnrlcs Ray in his --latest Paramount
photopIav entitled The Law "a the
North
Mr.. Ray portrays in this photoray
one OF the strongest characters TAG has
ever undertaken since Ills entrance
INTO tho motion picture field and II IS
needless IL vouch that he succeeds ad-
mirabl>
NORMA TAiNsDGE Nr TIE NlCToRtt
No one who has rca lNipltng any
OF Ills works IAN afford ~ mI~s lhc
Safety Curtain. one Of his hc~f stories
pictured IT the Victoria Theatre tins
week, starring Norma laImadee II you
K OK lour kiplng YOU Wlli remember
that Pelitl'> figure In many NJ thc
>tories-''The Phantom Riek~hau tar
instance To Petit il was thai Aha~a-
cru- jenkins Of the 0perau ovn came
when he took two months AZ ~ImIa when