Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
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MELTING OF MOLLY '--PLAyHousE.
"The Melting Of Molly" will be seen at
The Playhouse again this afternoon and
tonight and will close its engagement to
morrow night. The show has pleased
all Of the large audiences which have seen
1t and has proven one OF the most enjoy
able attractions at the theatre this season
IL is bright and lively and there is plenty
of good music.
WHAT COULD THE POOR GIRL Do2'
What Could the Poor Girl Do2' is
the title Of Mark Swans new farce which
George Broadhmst will present Mt The
Playhouse all next week II is sufficient
TO say that from sn embarrassing situation
Mr. Swan has been successful In weaving
n network of entanglements such as only
this finished furnisher of farcical fun is
capable That the sprightly characters
conceived by the ingenious MIR Swan
might be properly represented on the
stage. Mr. Broadhurst assembled a com
panv of thoroughly established farcetrss
The impressive list is headed by Ernest
Truck, and among his associates are w. J.
or plson Alphonse Either, Robert Ober,
ell Frost Janet Travers, Ethel Strick
land George LcSoir, John 7. Wilson and
Gerald Pring
MUSICAL. NOVELTY At THE GARRfcK.
Ann Healey, Ray Montgomery and
their four Gafoolas, who are appearing ut
the Garrick Theatre this week, are making
n big hit with the patrons. Miss lealey
and MIR Montgomery are good singers
and their four assistants are instrumental
musicians whose refined Jazz IS really
worth while Incidentally, the four in
strumentalists are wonderfully clever
on the saxophone, making n quartet that
would be hard TO beat with that form OF
instrument This Is one of the emphatic
musical features of an except ionally clever
bill which will close the vaudeville season
ut the t,arrck Before the house closes
for the summer, however. Dumont
Minstrcls will give three performances
May "a and 18th, with matinee ON Satur-
day
CHARLIE CHAPLIN At THE QUEEN.
Wherever one goes about town general
topic of conversation Is, have you seen
Charlie Chaplin IN the first uf his new mil
hon dollar comedies, A Dogs Life, Mt the
Queen" And with this question the
question generally goes into rupture al
laughter as he proceeds TO 90 on describ-
ing the many funny situations he saw ~
this new greater Chaplain feature Begin
ilE Jhltg, many thCtult- H6Fi5 WIN nav
an opportunity TO sec Charlie second
time as the dramatic feature will be
changed Dorothy dalton in '"Tyrant' 5
Fear. replacing Charles Ray IN Playing
the Game, the attraction the first half
of the week
BILLIE BURKE AT THE MAJESTIC.
OF the large list Of photoplav suceessses
achieved by Billy Burke through the sheer
force Of her nrt. charm and magnetism
there is none which will appe 20 wider
following Of picture theatregoers than
Lets Get Divorce the newsest photo
comedy. the main attraction 1T tho Males
tic beginning today starring this delight
fu actress The picture - based upon
Sardon's "Divmcons celebrated stage
success which was adopted for the screen
by John Emerson and ANITA Ioos formerly
az Falrhank staff
CLARA kImRALI YouNG II TIL VIfroHtA
In The Marionetics the latest oi the
Clara kimball Young productions now
shown N the Victoria Theatre Miss Dung
SURPRISES herself IN the Interpretation oil
her delicate rle. that OF little orphan
girl suddenly brought into the high so
clcty' Of Paris for the purpose OF gaining the