Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
pArn,orrc COMEDY AT THE GARRIcK.

PATRIOTIC COMEDY AT THE GARfiCk.
Mrs Gene Hughes and her company
arc making big hit with their new ACT,
''When lie Comes Pack, which Is one
of thc features of the Garrick Theatre bill
this week. Mrs. Hughes is no stranger 10
Garrick patrons. and her ability MS
comedienne is well-known. Each 'imc
she appears here. she seems TO be better,
and each time she appears to have
better vehicle for her talents. AS Is ne'
custom. she has surrounded herself WIN
an exceptionally clever company, wh,ch
includes M lie Ginatte Gucrande, heieh
Stewart and Bcntcn Rcsser.
REMNANT" STARRING FLORENCE NASH
AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
Beginning tomorrow, and continuing
Friday and Saturday evenings Win
matinee on Saturday, Florence Nash, tne
clever and charming little comedienne VIII
be at The Playhouse in Remnant her
first starring vehicle as the head OF her
own company.
The authors of the play, Dario Nicodcml
and Michael Morton. have selected an
interesting background for tho action oi
their play The scenes are laid IN faris
about 1910 and every effort has been made
TO preserve the picturcsqueness oi IN
period when Iouls-PhIlipp sat on the
throne of France and ruled with such
looseness that the whole period o'
his reign became known IN history tor
it's iccncc and extravaganza and the
beginning of the so-callcd ltohemia.
FTHEI pARRyMoRT ~ 'rHE orr CHANCE.
The local throng Of barrymore admirers
will no doubt be ont in great numbers when
their favoritc makes her first appearance
in this citv for three years. at the Playhouse
next Monday and Tuesday evenings IN
The OF Chance
'rHE PRussIAN CUR' At TIE QUEEN.
MANY hundreds Of enthusiastic slrcctat-
ors have heartily applauded the stirring
pqtriotir scenes in the William Fox photo
Dlay '"Thc Prllssian Cur which Is showing
the entire week at tho Queen. Each day
brings a largcrand more enthusiastic crowd
and the theatre cchos and re-cchos with
the applausc of the audience at each new
patriotic scene with which the picture Is
filled Can't Horst Won der tiolta the sell
confessed German spv appears IN person
III many of the scenes and gives IN acting
what he really was and dld for ten wears
the period which saw hum m the employ
OF the despicablc Kaiser and his horde o'
death spreadcrs
"rHF Turn or TIuE UuEtL At 1hl
MAJESTIC
Geraldine Farrar tho superb operate
star Is coming to the Majestic to-day and
for tho remainder st tho week IN her I rst
Goldw>n picture entitled The Turn Of the
Wheel Although Miss farrar has an-
pcarcd in onlN i few notion pictures she ls
already acknowledged As star Of stars
a. a., No e.tVnytCTa1 Fh0f0-
plavs rs easily IS she won fame for herself
in her wonderful voice which has thrilled
both luroIe and America. with lis raptur-
Gus beauty
ITO NELL wTTH THt KAiSFR Nb'fohI
That ravaging peaceful converts with
brutal Sayagery Is a popular RUSSIAN
pastine is shown ia TO Hell With inc
KAISER. which continues 70 attract crowdS
tothr Victoria Theatre where thus tremen-
Cous Indictment ot the ttun began It's
record breaking engagement on MohdaN
Peaceful serenity rcIgnS supreme IN the
convent shown IN tins picture. ana Then
the invading hordcs ot Nuns are seen
crossing the sacred thrcShhold. committing
assault upon the helpless nuns and girls
The brute nature Is uppcTmoSt IN these IN
vadcrs and thcv know no .Init as they
madv pliagc and Kill Lawrence 'traht,
Olive Tell. Betty Howe, John Sunderland
and Frank Currior head the large cast OF
this hig production
"A DIPLOMATIC MISSION SAVOY.
Today and tomorrow a Diplomatic
Mission. with Earle Williams IS the star,
viii Il. shown Ii Il one ot the greatest
pictures 81 his career and he has role that
gives him many opportunities 20 appear
n the .art of ! enc. his admirers like The
supporting east includes Grace Diamond
and i haIf-dazon other well-knoWn Vita
graph nl.Ncrs