Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS. A
CLEVER COMEDY AT THE GARRfCK

| CLEVER COMEDY AT THE GARRIcK.
This week bill at the Garrick Theatre
is an exceptionally clever comedy offering.
and IL includes Il number OF weil-known
/ headliners. Lady San Mel, the Chinese
| prima donna, will be heard in native and
! American songs Mrs. Eugene Hughes,
/ always n favorlte here, will produce
| When He Comes Back" her new comedy.
| Then there hre the Brads, European
! comiques; Nelson & Ely, dancers; Reyn-
| olds K White, in music and comedy; }. Z.
Mack q Co, with a very clever act;
| rojetti Il Bennett, dancers, and Klein
| Brothers, IN comedy,
| REMNANT" At THE PLAYHOUSE.
| Remnant. the charming French COM
! cdy in which Charles Emerson Cook Will
| present Florence Nash MS star at Inc
| Playhouse Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings and saturday matinee,
/ comes with long record OF success pc
| hind It. The play has been produced IN
| Paris and London and delighted tue re
spectivc audiences with It's quaintncss ana
charming tinusualness. The scenes oil the
plav savor of the middle of the nineteenth
century. when Iouis-phllippe was klng
and the heroine gets her quaint tue
from the fact hat there IS too fnuch oi her
| for child and too little for a woman
! Florence Nash Will play the title role, ana
will have ample opportunity to exihott
with charm her skill and winning person
| ality. Orrn Johnson, formerly NJ the
/ head of his own company will be the lead
inn man. and others in support are Cor
inne Barker. George Gaul. Etlennc 1lE-
ar,lot. Dorothy Cheston and ben r.
Graham.
| ErHEI. B>RuA MORE AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
None ot Charles trOhman : stars are
more sure of a warm welcome thah clhci
BARRYMORE and the local admirers are
awaiting her coming in The on Chance,
at The PLAYHOUSE. November IL and II,
with unusual restlessness and eagerness.
! THE Off Chance is the comedy III which
| Miss BARRYMORE made such a success IN,
| the greater part Of last season, when she
| appeared at the Empire Theatre IN New
| York The play is from the pen ol H. o.
! Carton. an author recalled agrecabiy tor
| his earlier Lord and Lady Algy and
numerous other comedies successful aiikc
in England and this country.
/ CONE oN N An TIE MAJESTIC
/ Shirley Mason and Ernest fruez firmly
! established themselves IN the good graces
and affections 81 the Majestic patrons
| Yesterday. when they appeared III thelr
/ first Paramount picture. ( ONE TN IN
/ The photoplav itself, Is one OF excellent
! worth because II Is a production oi John
/ Emerson and Anita Loos. Miss Mason
I pjays the role al Emmy Little a stcnn-
: rraphcr who ovcrtows with patriotic
! impulses and ambitions. and who Inn
! poses npon herself, the obligation OF dong
! her Int by rounding up spies. Eddie Short
/ Is the role enacted - efficiently by
! Ernest Truck.
| QUEEN AUDIENCES ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
| THE PRUssIAN CrR.
| "The PrllsSian Cur which Is the at
| traction nj the Queen Tor tins entire week
/ made i great impression on the audiences
/ Yesterday. when il was shown for the first
/ tune. The picture is Of Slnd that stlrS
our anger and hcightens our feeling and
/ strengthens our determination to talk
nothing of peace with the Germans until
they are on their knees before us with both
hands outstrctchcd in suppllcation. Cap
tain Horst Won der Goltz, confessed
German spy. appears personally IN many
scenes and aided materially 10 the pro
duction al the picture by hls amazing
revelations Of the accursed spy system,
which for time so menaced our domestic
peace and efficiency
LIVELY BILL AT THE GARRICK.
First nlrhters al the Garrlck Theatre
last night cnloved the nHtV bdi, winch
sparkies with comedy, music and other
features. Mrs. Gene Hughes, 4 noted
concdlenne. heads her own company
which produced her new comedy, hen
He Comes Back, which many agreed
was her best effort Lady ~an Mei, The
Chinese prlma donna, was as charming
as ever with her songs and pleasing
manner lred and MInita Brad. Euro
pcan comiaues. were very good with their
various acts OF skill Klein Brothers
entertained splendidly with their song
and story program, which proved de-
cidedlv merItoTOus. Iolettl * Bennett
gave a dancing treat which got them lots
0f aDDlausc ] C. Mack and Co Of
Mother Goose fame proved splendid
entertainers with their comedy program
Comedy and music featured the act Of
REYNOLDS 4 " hite An innovation in
dancing. which was much enjoyed, was
gwen BY Nelson q Ely, past masters
at the art
ITO Il ELL WITH TIL KAISER VICTORIA
"To Hell With the Kaiser" This ex-
claInation has been sad. either silently
or aloud. by patriotic Anne ncans and
lovers Of decenry everywhere Everyone
agrees that the monster Of Europe is not
fit to live anywhere else
But in this muluplc-reel screen classic,
now shown at the Victoria Theatre. the
expression Is taken literally The Berlin
beast is actually shown in the hot place
How he gets there, and what becomes
Of him after his arrival. form an interest
ing part OF this wonderful picture.
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