Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-09
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JUVENILE STARS Ar TUE aAnmcK

JUVENILE STARS AT THE GARRiGK.
For clever juvenile stage work It IS
doubtful whether better exhibition
could be found than that which is being
given by Little Davie" and his pals, at
| the Garrick Theatre this week. "Davle'
| is a manly little man, with good voice,
| keen conception of comedy, an ability
| to do athletic stunts of An extraordinary
| nature and To entertain in pleasing fash
| ion, while his pals are two little girls
one a trHe larger than himself and the
| other smaller They are all singers and
| dancers and are not annoyed in the slight
est by stage fright. They sing singly and
, together, doing equally we'll in both in
stances.
"rr PAYS TO PLAYHOUSE.
There is much interest in the farce
| with music at Paws TO Flirt,' which Is Mt
, The Playhouse all of this week. Ii Is
| full of comedy, and. being in the hands Of
| real comedians, is n genuine laugh
! producer. There is also lot of tuneful
music. There will be matinee on
+! Saturday
WHAT COULD THE POOR oIRI. Dor
Written by the author of fPmlor,
Bedroom and Bath and besed on
particularly happy idea, What Could the
/ Poor Girl Do2" which will be at The
| PLAYHOUSE the wreck Of Nav 20, is de
| scribed ~ q farce Of great promise II Is
| of French origin. being based on comedy
| by keroul and Barre but is free III any
! objectional features The cast selected
| for it's presentation IS one OF characteristic
| Broadway excellence and is headed by
| Ernest Truck, best remembered for his
| work in VERY Good Eddie and THE
l. a,s all
PLAYERS of prominence, including W. J
| Ferguson. Alphonse Either, Robert Ober,
! Leila Frost, Janet Travers. Ethel Strick
land John F. Wilson, George lie soir
i and Gerald Pring
THE NETTING OF MOLLY
The presentation Of the farce with
| music. "The Melting of Molly. at The
| PLAYHOUSE, FIVE days commencing Mon
day, MAY -, with matinee Thursday,
will mark the return of Florence Nash
To musical comedy. Miss Nash is easily
one of the most captivating condolences
that the stage has known in recent years
| Not only is Miss Nash the most sprightly
of condolences, with the keenest sense of
fun. but she has even succeeded in an
emotional role, having been featured
during the present season IN The Land
of the Free But there are other talented
people III this company, notably GLORIA
Goodwin, Helen Tracy, Nellie Fillmore,
Vera Roehm. Dorothy klewer, Harry
Davenport, George Trimhle. Charles
Dickson. Alan Edwards, Irving Beebec
and Charles Burrows
EMPTY POCKETS Ar THE QUEEN
Herbert Brenon production Of Empty
Pockets Rupert Hughes best seller,
tho main feature nj the Queen Theatre
today Friday and Saturday. IS mystery
story Of New York 5 shms and palaces
As in the novel, MIR Brenon introduces
the mysterious strands Of red hair right
at the start OF the film and keeps every
body guessing which Of five copper-halred
beauties committed the murder until
he relieves the suspense near the finish
of the film II is mastery piece of
suspended interest handling.
MARGI ERirE CLARK At THE MA. EsTIc
Conveying in no uncertain language
the message that riches without love IS
mockcry, Rich Man, Poor Man,
stan jug that charming screen star,
Marguerite Clark was received with
marked manifestations Of approval by
an audience that filled the Majestic
Theatre yesterday. Both the star and
picture sustained themselves with the
dignity that attaches 10 superiority.
Here il photoplay that. because of Its
powerful theme, capable direction and the
individual efforts of an exceptionally
fine east of players, is well worth anvone's
while to see.
DOUBLE COMEDY At vIcToRI%
The double comedy bill At the Victoria
Theatre will continue to be shown today,
tomorrow and Saturday Constance Tai
madge in The Honeymoon is gaming
rapid popularity daily as Is evidenced
by the favorable comment OF the most OF
movie fans who have seen the two comedy
features As to the supplementary
features starring Smiling Bib Parsons.
in Bills Baby there is nothing on the
screen that can beat il for genuine comieal
effect
ETHEL CLAYTON At THE SAVOY.
Journey End. the new World picture
which will be shown ut the Savoy Theatre
today and the remainder of the week,
tells most delightful story of modern
life Ethel Clayton, the charming actress,
Is the star of this production and a SPLEEN
did supporting company adds to the inter
est and effectiveness OF the attraction.