Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
AMUSE MENTS.

"FIo-rIO AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
That "Flo-Flo" is living mp to its
reputation is attcsted v he way IT has
taken hold of the hearts Of hundreds of
Wilmington comedy lovers and Is very
apt to captivatc many more before the
week ends This vlvacious comedy de-
lights from tho very beginning when
"flo-Flo an ambitious chorus girl. tries
Il few dances and songs that are wonder
fully gny and catchy
Pretty girls clad IN charming gowns
daintly trip the light fantastic and have
our hearts moving with them, with every
new step thcv take and with each new
song they srng
COMING PLAYHOUSE ATrEAcTIoNa.
The great success of Henry Miller,
Come Out Of the Kitchen, coming 10
tho PLAYHOUSE September y and -,
with matinee "Wednesday, is based on the
same name bv the wcli-known Aiirr
DuCr Miller. and deals with the story Of
n charming little Southern belle
Nora Rays. the popular musical star.
Is also 10 be AZ the Playhouse next week
IN Look Whose Here
FRFD ARnEru GkRRicK mr.
Fred Ar1eth has genuine scream at
the G,arrlck Theatre tins week. m his
new act, The Decorators. To sav that
he and his two assistant pnpcr dangers
make a mess Ot things ~ putting Il mildly.
Thorc arc three others IN the cast and
they are made the innocent vlct-m7 oi the
hunrhne However, Il develops that the
party can sing and they give some very
good vocal numbers. amid most unua'ial
surroundings The situations arr very
funny and keep the spectators laughing all
thc tune
FrIIFT CLAYTON At THF MAtFRrtc
Ethel CLAYTON. 4 rcw Paramount star
Il 1T the Majestic today ~ the drama
Tho t,rl Who Game Back The play
is ono that s,nta Miss CLAYTON and she
more than docs her role justice N her
ekillful dphncatlon ot tho character of
o,S. tho thief, and IoIs, the mrl who
came hack Theodore Roberts aud
Elliott Dexter act AS father and lover,
respectively. uf Ions and the rcst of the
carefully selected cast all help Miss lay
ton in her latest success.
"ruF nvN WITHIN" At rHF QUEEN.
Tie Queen patrons will have splcn-
did opportunity To sec the FIRST of the
rlnc series special Paramount-Artcratt
pro,i,Ictiou~ for tho season uf I9iS-lal9
To-day the picture begins and will
continue until Saturday 80 rs 20 give the
Wilmington people the chance to sec the
great timely picturc-Show
The Hun Within hungs You faCc to
face with facts you have read IN news
paprrS tirst You see Henry Wagner u
patriotic. loyaI GcrrnanAmcrican and
his proJ,erman son Karl who chcrstes
the corrupt ideals Of the Fathcrand.
Hcth. the guardian daughter of Nagncrs.
believes herself 90 he IN love with the
traitor. She soon finds the true character
of Karl and aids her old lover, Frank
Douglas. in hrs capture of the spy and
prevents lose 10 the shipping OF the
I nted States
Dorothy GIsh, wcll-known to Winning
ton Audiences. Is the girl N the play she
Is supported bv George fawoett who Is
remembered as the preacher IN Tho
Gercat Love recent attraction At
the Queen
THE KFAsoN WHY VICTORIA.
'eThc Reason Why. one of EIinor
Glvns most successful works, Is the
latest picture made by Clara kimball
Young and her own company, IS the
attraction at the Victoria Theatre.
THE wEDLoCK' SAVOY.
Louise Glaum, known TO fame as
The Peacock Vampire has cast aside
roles of n seductrcss forever and IN the
future will I've seen in straight dramatic
parts which Will enable her to play upon
the heartstrings of her audiences. Her
latest Paralta play "Wedlock which
comes to the Savoy today and tomorrow