Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
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VERY GOOD EDDIE At THE PLAYHOUSE.
The scenic production Of VERY Good
Eddie. the musical comedy SUCCESS
coming 10 The Playhouse the week OF
February IL, at popular prices, il irti-
usually elaborate The first net shows the
deck of Hudson river boat on n summer
afternoon, and the second act takes place
IN the quaint Rip Van Winkle Inn in the
Catsklls Elsio De Wolfe. famous in
terror decorator of the mansions Of the
multl-mlllionares Of New York md
Newport. Designed the stage settings
Tho same care has been shown in the
selection and costunlng of the swaggrr
t.shion chorus, which is such fascinating
feature Of Very Good Eddie An
excellent cast is coming here. and with
every dctali Of the wonderful performance
intact
COMEDY AID Music Ar THE GtRHICK
An elaborate comedy operetta entitled
Hello Japan features the bill at the
Garrick Iheatre which malc big hlt with
the large audience IN attendance last night
II was presented hv George Choos under
the direction of Joseph Hart. and was
given by a large company featuring Jack
tlalrde, Al Stern and a large company of
pretty and accomplished girls, who are
good singers and dancers and who were
magnlilccntlv Costumcd. Iva Taylor,
Lawrence Grattan and their company
presented Mir Cirattans latest farce
Rocking the Ioat, lively matrimonial
comedy, which is laugh from starf 10
finish II is gwen with an elaborate stage
setting The five Indlanas. athletic girls,
entertained with Il performance OF skill
which included some remarkable stunts
The Hennlng girls charmed with songs
and dances. Corbett Sheppard and Dunn,
three young men with good voices, enter
tanned IN manner which brought them
lots ot applause They arc SIN els
and quite witty Aubrey Rich and Ted
Icnorc fairly brought down the house with
their music and comedy Jack George got
quite an ovation whom he and his company
presented tho comedy sketch The New
Botolback Jack Will be recalled rs one
of the funniest monologuIsts who have
ever visited tie Garrich The war pc
lures were particularly good
MARY PICKFoRD At THE QUEEN.
The first day of the anniversary week
celebration mt the Queen Theatre was
noted for the record breaking crowds
in attendance ut this theatre that came 10
sec and hear the elaborate program that
had been arranged by the management
in honor Of the occasion. The man at
traction on the program was the presenta-
ton of Mary Hicktord, America 5 sweet
heart, in her newest Aircraft picture en-
titled "Stella Mars from the novel
Of the same name by William J. Locke.
The production Is very artistic With q
story ovcrfiowng with an abundance OF
human interest and Ii nastertui inter-
probation OF dual role by Mary Pick
ford.
GERELDINE FARRAR AT TIE MAJESTIC.
Geraldine Farrar, Who begins an
engagement 1t the Majestic tomorrow
in The Devil Stone, appears only III
the most artistic productions. EeI
newest one marks the sixth one the
famous prima donna made since she
entered the photoplay field. 1t IS interest
ing to note that all OF the Farrar productions
have been created by practically the same
working organization, including the dlrec-
tor. Cecil b. De Mile, who has been
responsible for the staging OF the entire
series of remarkable features, and Jeanne
| Macpherson, who wrote the scenarios foi
the six photoplays.
ROBERT WARWICK At THE VICTORIA.
Robert Warwick, the handsome movie
hero, whose admirers number far into the
| hundreds of thousands, and the beautiful
Elaine Hammerstein, wonderful emo
| tional actress, are making their appear
ance as stars ut the Victoria Theatre
this week in a screen version of the grip
ping love drama, The Mad Lover The
story of the play IS one that will hold IN
terest from beginning To end The sub
Il l. Il II
warwick as mad lover has excelleo
all Of his previous screen efforts Kisses
PLAY an important part in this photoplay