Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
YELLOW TIC KET AT THE PLAYHOUSE.

YELLOW TICKET AT THE PLAYHoUs
The part of Anna Nirrel. the heroine of
Pathe's screen version of \. II. Woods
sensational stage play The Yellow
Ticket. which scored heavily on Broad
way and throughout the country. is diff
fcrent from any role which Fannie Ward
has ever PLAYED before Miss Ward made
her first reputation as il commandments
and il was in The Cheat that her ability
in emotional roles was initially demon
strated The picture appears at The
PLAYHOUSE the week Of June 10 In add
ton there Will be a two reel comedy fea-
ture, Toto. the Hypodrome Clown, the
Pathc news, changed twice weekly and
big orchestra.
THRILLING DRAMA At THE MAJESTIC.
The big audiences present at all per-
formances of Woman and the Law,
at the Majestic yesterday were treated
in seeing one of the tensest human dramas
staged Based on the sensational Jack
De Saulles case which held the attention
of the country and South America, X. A.
Walsh has written a strong v!rlle drama
which creates 50 much sympathy for the
mother you feel she Is Justified IN dong
anything 10 the man who married her for
her fortune and then neglected her for
follows the facts of the case and sends one
away with a lesson. 1t tells very inter
esting story, which holds you from
beginning TO end by the strength of It's
drama. The picture, IN vivid manner,
brings out the heart-rending experiences
of the little Chilean woman who married
the big American college athlete. Every
stage of the tragedy that thrilled the
continent is brought 10 the screen. 1t
Is the attraction again today.
MADGR KENNEDY AT THE QUEEN
The kind Of entertainment that makes
one forget the torrid weather and refreshes
is the attraction at the Queen, III which
Madge Kennedy made her appearance III
The Danger Game" yesterday. A clever
mixture OF straight comedy and mock
melodrama is included in this Goldwyn
feature There Is a delicious abstIrdity
about the entire plot. which fascinates
while it amuses. Always present Is the
fear that sonnet hing real dangerous may
occur tn threaten the life of the ingenious
GIRL whose literary ambitions lead her
into strange, unknown ways While the
comic element is ever IN evidence, yet
there hovers over II the evil shadows OF
the underworld.
THE UNBELIEvER' VICTORIA
There has never been writer who
carried three religious themes in shorter,
more effective English than Mary Ray
mond rhipman Andrews iii The Three
Things the fascinating noy. ste upon
which is based THE 81 ct which
is now filmed at the Nicte.t4e ..e..tre dur
ing the patriotic weel, .'t.... is being
celebrated at that the. Belief in
the Almighty, the ext.l :tnu OF classes
and love for ones enenl, are The three
themes vlvidly protraye.i and concretely
brought out IN the production which has
been declared to be the greatest war
picture since ''The Birth Of Nation. "
HER BOY" AT TIE SAVOY.
"Her Boy" the special attraction. at
the Savoy Theatre today and tomorrow is
a great message Of patriotism in line with
Metros consistent policy Of aiding the
government in every possible way to
light the torch of patriotic ieryor and keep
it flaming Lovely Effle Shannon and
Niles WEIGH are co-starred In the produc-
ton, butother parts are OF great strength
and value, and the human element Of the
story itself is of the utmost Importance.
in Her Boy"
AMUSEMENT PARKS
Resumption of trolley traffic has stimu
lated the attendance at Brandywine
Springs and Shellpot Park. where ali
attractions are now in full blast