Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

JANE cowL OPENS PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT.
The word opening seems TO be $50
ciated IN a sort oi triple alliance with Jane
Cow!. She opens The Play house under ITS
new management tonight and tomorrow
night, and tomorrow matinee IN new
comedy Information Please, written
hv herself and Jane Nurfn This also
serves as her opening attraction tor the
season. After short tour, awaiting the
finishing touches oi the new Se.wyn
Theatre on West Eorty-second street,
New York. she will have the distinction
oi opening this new addition 10 New
lork's many theatres in this new play, To
an eager public at prices which are To be
far In excess oi those which Wilmington
theatre goers are gong 10 paw. In IN
formation Please Miss Cowi Will be
seen as Lady Betty Desmond wltc oT
SIR John Desmond. an IRISH member OF
Parl. l.ament Lady Betty. herself, Is an
adorable Young Woman, whose irreSponS-
ihihtv and variablencSs ot mood involve
her in a serious domestic mi>underStand-
ing. from which she Is cxtucated only
with great difficulty and after a series of
extremely amusing experiences MISS
Cowl will be surrounded by a most dis
tngulshcd east OF piaverS including
Blanche Nurka. Ormc Cadara. Henry
Stephenson. Aan Books. Robert Rem
del. VIOLA Compton. Marie Chambers.
Helen Salingcr. Phillip Hubbard. Cecil
Owen. Harry IlanIon. Emlc Picard,
Hcttv Graham and Others.
''rLo-fIo" >ENr wEEk.
Every chorus naturally hes its charm 5
hut not every one can boaSt that each ot
ITS members IS a perfect 36, rs the
beauty battalion which Will accompany
"Flo-F2o. John Cort> new \ ork music
nj comedy hi 10 The Playhouse on Mon
dav. september Ii. where II VIII remain
for one week The Corr chorus which
assisted materially III making "Flo-Flo
the success of Inc mlisical scason ON
Broadway. l. atIircd III the very latest
creations from the smar'cst gown shops
OF Paris and Fifth axe me
FRED ARpArH II THE GARRICK.
In The Decorators Fred \rdath. who
Is coming to the GArrIck Theatre next
week. with hIs COMPANY n ono OF the
features Of the opening hll, Is sand to have
the best vehicle In his career for displaying
his talent for comedy Theatrcgocrs know
what sort nf a comedian Nrdath ~ and y
Is interesting to speculate on what he has
to offer that Is likely To excel some Of his
best efforts IN The pas
THE >IG> I>vISIRLh QUFrN.
1t was a delightful audience that stream
cd out Of the Queen Theatre Yesterday,
the attraction which packed he hug
theatre 10 Overlooking was Edgar Lewis
master production. The Sign Invisible.
drama of rIncurbcd human impulses
staged miGSt the lowering pines and
towering mountains ii the great Cana
dian Mort Invest
WALLACE REID ST THT MAJESTIC.
That picturc-gocrs Of Wilmington are
not slow IN finding favor with the best
artists the screen affords. Is attcstcd hv
the manner in which they have come
to admire Wallace Reid. who. today Is
ono of Naja>tics leading male favoritcS
With each now production IN which he
appears the reputation OF Wallace Reid
for versatility and artistry, l. proportion
ately enhanced
'IIGHT RELi.S At THr sAYo1.
The treatment in farcial manner
ri the most intense dramatic situation
induced many Of the laughs hat are
sprinkled 50 plentifullv through the
film version of Brvnc Prothcrs great
stage success. Light Bells now at The
Savoy.
OVER THE ror -v1CroRlA.
In order to afford the opportunity
for all Of WilmingtOn'S movie cnthusi-
aStS To sec he epic OF the trenches. Over
tho Top which Is now shown at the
Victoria Theatre with he Hon Arthur
Guy Empcy himself in the leading role.
the theatre will open II II O'Clock 10
morrow morning and remain open until
midnight
Every Evening" classified advertise
mcnts bring results Proved 10 he salts
faction OF many and Will re 10 YOU ADV