Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
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'RoCK-A-BYE BABY PLAYHOUSE.

1 NV N-N~bat tNbt tb'tfNfs-
| "Rock-a-Byc Baby" one Of the clever,
est and brightest shows seen in Whining
| ton u long time. delighted another
! large audience at The Playhouse last
night and there is every reason 10 believe
! that IL is going To do record-brcaklng
| business for the remainder of the week
There will Ic "A matinee on Saturday
| This show is far aheabof anything of the
kind which has yet been offered,
MUSIC or THE KISS BURGLAR.
There are fifteen classified musical
| numbers, besides the innumcrable Incl
| dental melody briefs in The Hiss Bur
| glar, an unusual musical play which will
bc produced at The Playhouse the week
Of April 20, including matinees Wcdnes-
| day and Saturday. Eight numbers are
| In the first act and seven in the second
act, songs, solos, trios, quartets, duets.
| octets, etc, which include "A Class OF
! One" duet by Mile. Harte (Janet Nelle)
| and Tony Dodd (Harry Clarke; BE
| cause You Do Not Know" by airline (fay
| Painter and Hcrt Du Nivier (M Armand
| kalszl. Since | Met Wonderful You,
Pert Du Nlvicr NJ Armand kalisz);
| The Glimmcrng Nile. opening song
| number, by Tony Dodd Harry Clarke
and Mile. Iiartc tJanct Nchei, The
Little Black Sheep, Charn2t1n I'Nm
tGracc Field. n Want to Learn to
Dance. Airline lay Fainter; Barahoo
Belle by Airline Fay Banter and Bert
Du Nivicr NJ Armand kallS21 One
Day. Charting Pym Grace Field !:
"lic Loves. He Loves Ne Not, a choral
feature; The MantclpItcc lragcdl. by
Airline Fay Painter; Temperament.
trio. sung bv Airline (Fay BANTER. Bert
Du Nivicr VI Armand kalisz), Oswald
Gavlv Denman MalcyA: song ensemble.
The Rose The book and lyrics are
bv Glen Macdonough. the music by Ray
mond IIubbcl ensemble features arranged
by Julian Mitchell and the play was staged
hy Edgar AIacGrcgor
CHINESE ARTISTS AT THE GARRICk.
They Go Wild Simply Wild. over
Me. You Ne heard tins popular song a
number Of times lately. at the local min
Strcl shows and on the vaudeville stage
hut It Is doubtful whether You ever heard
II sung aS II Is being sung this week by
RoSry lucn Moev, q charming Chinese
Clrl. who - appearing al the Garrlck
Theatre this week, in company with joe
hung ii2w. Young man ot her own
nationality She has mastered the Ing
lIsh language we'll in tact both have
and her rendition OF this popular song is
quite q treat. especially for those who love
popular airs and who Doesn't She and
her partner sing several duets. and they
also sing several solos hut the climax
oi the act comes az the end, when thcN
give clever demonstration Of the old
time cake walk :
". :. HNEr At rIIE QrEEN.
The mere announcement that VII
liam : Hart j, d hc seen in q nrN photo
play j. sufficient ~ rouse intense interest
among picture fans anywhere Air Hart :
new vehicle is The Tiger Man. directed
hv MIR Hart himself, under the super
vision of 'Thomas II Incc. master crafts
man. while the scenario j. the work ~ J
g Hawks who j. responsible for many of !
Mir Hart recent Aircraft Successes /
Ihc Tiger Man, i to he presented IL
the Queen Theatre the rest Of The week
EL~IE FERGUSON st ruE MAJE~rGc
Few pictures IN which Miss Elsie Fcrgu- /
son ha- thus far appeared >urpa>> I
The lic III point 0t human interest 4
ana distinct heart appeal Tho theme
'mhodic> q great sacrifice made in .
,up sister tor another, t. the end thAi .
hc family honor may not suffer The (
scenes 81 the phoIoplay ar Iaii In an
M GLIMPSE Of ari-iocra1Ir country life
tl~ hlcd with numerous thrilling dramatic
Incidents. 1t Is at the Majestic Theatre
oday
-'GHo~T~ of Ft~TERpAa VICTORIA
Charles Miller. director for Norma
I&lmaig, who is appearing ~ the
.Ictoria theatre today IN tih",ts ~
e~tcrdaE claims 10 have broken ail
crord> ot Hooveuzng tho MOVIES
ilS pardonafie prdc j, directly trace
lhlc 10 the cabaret >cenc IN this plc-
urc, Iu which two hundred prlncjp; l.
nd extra, dincd and hrrakfaefcd 'Thc
Gene vas FIVE DAYS IN the making and
lunng flat period not q single mursel
i real food was ''ehot hy the camera
nan The recipe for tins fo0dlc~> feast
s4~ extremely simple" II began with
cocktails and ended With nut- :.nd Ill
+ the intervening courses were cunvcu-
'ntly swathed in scum-oIarkne>~
MAY ALLISON N THE SAVOY
Beautiful May Allison returns to
ietro as an individual star IN Social
iypocrltes Whirh l. the attraction
[ the Savoy Theatre today only Long
1avOrlte as cO->tar with Harold Lock
-ood in Metro productions tins bcauti-
al and gifted Young woman mas now come
lto her own She is surrounded bv "a
alaXy Of stalls, IN social Hypocrtes.
)r in order 10 give TINS photodraIna Of
ondOn and Paris society lie proper rep
,sentation, such notable people @~
Iaric Wainwright Hcny koIkrr Joseph
,Ilgour, tela Hammcrstein Ethel Win
lrOp and many others were engaged