Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

HEARTs or THE WORLD PIAyHouaT
u " Gnfths famous photoplay
! Hearts ~ tho World opens tonight at
| The Playhouse for week, with daily
| natInCcS after today In Hearts Of the
| World, thr sweetest of all love stories
was enacted hy the beautiful and charm
ing C,sh sisters. Lillian and Dorothy,
with thc,r mother participating in most
| 81 the scenes with Robert lIarron lead
| ing man George FaWcctt and other
! PLAYERS, all ~ vhom had rlskcd thcr
| lives for tho big dramatic sccncs and who
| now appeared III new light IN those
peaceful and beautiful Cpspdcs which
form the 6rst part 81 Mr. t,uthth latest
and greatest achievement MANY nf the
scenes were taken on the battlefront. with
the consent of the British Army officials
but tho war Is only lnrllental "a an IN
tcusclS interesting love STORY IN urchcs
ira of 20 pieces will furnish The music
JOHN RARR> MoRE At rHF QCEEN
An unusually strong program has been
arranged for plCturc-goers ~ the offering
al the Queen this week To-day tomorrow
and "Wednesday q Ing double feature hll
Will be presented John BARRYMORE will
hc seen in the dramatic feature. plctur-
izatIon Of Raffes. thu amateur cracks
man from the book and play oi the same
name The comedy feature Is in ms latest
and best comedy entitled Good Night
Nurse Fatty goes under ether and then
things begin To happen.
CHARLES RAY Al TIN MAJESTIC.
When II became necessary for red
blooded Young man To refrain from en-
listing because he believes that course
Will Kill hIs mother and Is called slack
er by ms friends an interesting problem
arises How the riddle is solved 10y one
young man. the son of wealthy mum
tIou manufacturer Is revealed IN The
Claws OF the Hun the newest starring
vehicle for Charles Ray IN which he Will
been seen al the Majestic Theatre today
and tomorrow
CoNsTtHCE TALMAUGE AT THE VICTORIA.
Constance Talmadge who has been
appearing at the Victoria Theatre re-
Gently, will again be seen this week this
time III The Lesson. today. tomorrow
and Wednesday. II is the story of Helen
Drayton a young girl who becomes bored
by the dull routine of life IN a small town
She likes her friends "Chet Vernon in
particular but she regards il rs a personal
grievance that even this most desirable
Of ali bcaus should be taken for granted by
everyone, including himself Us her IN
evitablc companion nj dances and other
village affairs Consequently when John
Calvin, a young architect from New York
visits the town, Helen is captiyated not
so much by hum as by the novelty Of
meeting a new man. and before many
weeks pass they elope and are married
GOOD VAUDEVILLE At SHELLPoT.
Shellpot Park is offering good vaudeville
in the theatre This weeks bill includes
EnOch. the fish man. who does appar-
emily impossible stunts under water in a
tank on the stage Rose and Thorn. the
Yale boy and the Swcdc girl, in comedy;
Miss Flamme, the continental dancer;
Howard and Miller. in laughter and song,
while Frank Terrill, the small-town cut
up, plays a wide and varied selection of
musical Instruments The enjoyable
''childrcn's days" will be nauglrated to-
when all children arriving at the
park BY trolley between ll30 and 3
0 clock, will be given free tickets to the
regular children's amusemcnts These
will be continued on Tuesdays through
Dut the season. Mrs. James +. Henry, the
wants the children to consider
them her special guests
Dorothy ID. Young sang last night
n connection with the band concert, |
and the innovation was greatly enjoyed |