Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS

FLORENCE NASH AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
Florence Nash. the brilliant young
coincidence who impersonates the lead
ing role in the NIessrs. Lee and J. j.
Shubert's production, The Melting OF
Molly" at The Playhouse, five days
commencing Monday, May IL, with
Thursday matinee, came to her decision
to become an actress while attending
convent in Albany, New YORK. 1
think | made that decision, SAID MISS
Nash lately. when | had reached the
important age of one. At least, there
never was any question IN my mind about
IT. SO when finished my schooling
naturally went into stock. the best
dramatic school Miss Nash made her
legitimate debut at the old BiIou Theatre
in Philadelphia, when that playhouse
sheltered "A stock company.
F'rT PAYS To FtJRr At THE PLAYHOUSE.
1T Paws to Flirt" the excellent at
traction at The Playhouse this week, IS
making new friends ut every performance.
Il will appear each evening and there
will be a matinee tomorrow. IL IS one
of the brightest and most interesting
things offered at The Playhouse tins
season.
WHAT COULD THE POOR GIRL DO?
Contracts have Just been signed be
tween Louis tllcraann. directing manager
of The PLAYHOUSE. and George BroadhurSt.
the ywrght-manager, providing for
the appearance ut The Playhouse the
week beginning Monday May 20, of
Mark Swans latest farce w hat Could
the Poor Girl Do" The author Of
"ParIor Bedroom and Bath and score
of other successful farccs Is SAID to have
hit upon a particularly happy idea for
his newest work MIR Broadhurst is
living up . hlS reputation ~ panstaklng
producer bv providing u east of cVccp-
lonal merit Ernest Truck heads the
company. which includes the veteran
" J. Ferguson, Alphonsc Either. Robert
Obcr Leila Frost, Janet Travcrs, Ethel
Strickland John p. Wilson, George l..
Soir and Gerald Prlug
SKILLED TRIo AT THE GARRIck
The Werner-Amoros Trio, who arc
appearing nj the Garrick Theatre thus
week. have one of the oldest Juggling
novelties IN the varieties They have
given il plot and title, Love .FolhcS
which enables the members of the trio 10
use their extraordinary talents to SPLEEN
did advantage 1t appears rs II there is
nothing in the Juggling line too difficult
for them TO do, while they are also must
cians and very funny comedians Whether
YOU are partial to juggling or not, You VIII
like their performance f0r It IS So entirely
different from anything else Of the kind
and il is such novelty that il Is sure to
appeal 10 you.
ETHEL CLAYTON AT THE SAVOY
Journeys End" the new World
picture, which will be shown at the
Savoy Theatre today and tomorrow,
tells d most delightful story OF modern
life Ethel Clayton, the charming actress,
Is the star Of tins production and a spIen-
did supporting company adds to the inter-
est and effectiveness OF the attraction.
EMPTY rocKErs' At THE QUEEN
Photoplay gocrs were given 3 rare
treat At the Queen theatre yesterday,
when Herbert Brenon masterpiece.
Empty Pockets, Rupert Hughes story,
was shown for the first time Ii is a deep
mystery that battles one till the end
The same bill IS the attraction AZ the
Queen today.
MARGUERITE CLARK At THE MAJESTIC.
Riches often prove a CALLING mockerl
when the pOsSesS0r neither loves nor Is
loved hv someone. This truth is cxcm-
plified in Rich Man, Poor Man, the
superb Paramount photoplav. starring
Marguerite Clark, the main attraction
now PLAYING at the Majestic. In addi-
ton, another feature OF the laugh variety
VIII bc shown to-day and tomorrow maxi
ing Il double feature bill. Tho laugh
feature Is a gem Of its knd 1t is called
4 Ncighb0r Key Hole" new vii
liam Fox sunshine offering, and is up
roauou>ly funny, Astounding in many