Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
PLAYHOUSE PATRONS PLEASED.

PLAYHOUSE PATRONS PLEASED.
Playhouse audiences are demon
strating their appreciation daily by in
creased attendance and hearty applause
for the beautiful symphony orchestra
which accompanies the showing OF the
pictures in the du Pont theatre. In the
afternoon shortly after 2 o'clock and IN
the evenings shortly after O'Clock the
big symphony musical organization rem
ders William Tell selection under the
able dictatorship of Alexander Seden, and
then during these shows just prior to the
showing of the feature picture 1t again
renders some beautiful and popular Sc
lections from The Chocolate Soldier
Today the last exhibitions of the present
program will be given consisting oi
Alice joyce in Find the Woman,
Current Events, Post Travel Picture.
comedy entitled in and Out and anoth-
er ono entitled 'Bunkcd and PAID For.
Tomorrow n new program opens featiir-
ing the beautiful and talented star Marion
Davies in u magnificent production OF
Cecilia of the Pink Roses under the
direction of julius Steger. Miss Davies
will be remembered by many local people
ms having appeared here Jast December III
the musical show entitled Words and
Music" headed by Raymond Hitchcock
and Richard Carrie. Splendid new current
events are on this program depicting all
the news fl to print and the famous
katzenjammer kldt in Vanity and
Vengeance" will undoubtedly delight
both young and old. An educational reel
entitled the STORY of a Modern News
paper will also be shown.
INSIDE STORY OF THE WAR IN GERARD
FILM II
When on October 25. 1915, the Kaiser
shook his fist in the face of Ambassador
James W Gerard and told him that after
the war was ended he would stand no
nonsense from the United States, he did
not realize that the patience OF Americans
would soon reach the breaking point.
The whole series of Incidents, the plot
and intrigue. the broken promises, the
deliberate disregard of all the rights OF
friendly nation the insane desire toru le
the world is clearly shown in The wond cr-
fully vivid motion picture production
OF Mr.. Gerard's book, My -Four ears
in Germany" The picture will be sho wa
al the Queen Theatre all OF next week.
CONSTANCE TALMADGE AT THE VICTORIA
= Today marks the last showing OF
''fhc Studio Girl in which Miss Con-
stance Tslmadgc IS seen in what IL de-
Clarcd TO I've one OF the best OF her roles.
beginning tomorrow and for the remainder
of the week Miss Alice brady viii bc seen
in The Knife" Both Of the pictures
shown at the uptown theatre tins week
have proven 10 be favoritcs with the movie
fans OF this country wherever they were
shown As supplementary attraction
besides the very appropriate comedy,
the Victoria is showing the " orld : News
- r-h,rk h~tngS tho hqnf1pnInQZ
Of the globe on the screen and has proven
2 medium Of bringing home 10 the thou
sands OF theatre patrons the important
events of the day.
JUNE ELvIpGE AT THE SAVOY.
With June Elvidge as the star and
with notable strong cast the new World
Picture, "A Woman of Redemption is
the attraction at the Savoy Theatre to-
dav and tomorrow. This picture IS
modern one of exceptional interest II Is
filed 10 the brim with exciting incidents
and the climax IS 3 surprising situation
which grips the attention OF everyone
with It's INTENSITY and interest
MARGUERITE CLARK At THE MAJESTIC.
For the benefit Of those picture goers
that are not acquainted with Marguerite
Clark debut on the screen, II may not
be amiSs to state that famous little stag
owes her screen debut 10 stunning
photograph of herself as "Prunella.
which came 10 the attention OF AdOlph
Zukor, president of the Famous Players
Company Of Paramount Pictures. When
it was announced that Marguerite Clark
Was to appear in "Prunella. a screen
version OF the play in which she made
her greatest stage triumph, the man
agement OF the Majestic Theatre i'm
mediately arranged 10 secure the pic
ture at the earliest possible date As
consequence "Prunella" will be seen
1T this theatre for the remainder Of
the week, beginning today. possibly
weeks ahead Of neighborInG cities.
DOUBLE FEATURE At THE QUEEN.
A charming photoplay of love and
war combining all the elements OF dra-
matte thrill and deep heart appeal, IS
Missing, the new Paramount photoplay
under the direction Of j. Stuart Blackton
The dramatic feature Of the double bill
at the Queen beginning TODAY. Miss
ing is in many respects an all star pro-
duction and it is one OF the most notable
produced by Mr.. Blackton since he
arrived in California The play is filled
with action and is In every way calculated
TO make deep impression on the spec
tator In keeping with the dramatic
feature the management has secured one
Of Mack Sennett's newest comedies
entitled Two Tough Tenderfeet, featur-
ing Polly Moran, the woman dare