Evening journal., 1919-02-11

Playhouse three days beginning Thurs
TUMBLE IN"
With Somebody's Sweetheart" start
Ing on its third month at the Central
Theatre and some Time" Just swinging
into It's sixth month stay at the Casino
Theatre, Arthur Hammerslein has turn
ed his energies towards producing the
third musical comedy for the present
theatrical season. This latest effort Of
Mr.. Hammer STEMS bears the unique
title OF Tumble In" and has a rollick-
ing book and captivating lyrics by that
well-known author and llbrettlst Otto
Harbach. The music Is by Rudolph
N'iml, who has a string OF lifting
melodies 10 his credit that are as long
as the proverbial yard"
The latest Offering, Manager Ham
merstein promises. will contain great
fexibility OF grace, an even more ef-
fervescent score and brighter instru-
mental Interpretation than did any OF
his many previous successes.
There will be an ensemble OF refresh
ingly stunning girls, who for looks,
singing and dancing ability are hard 10
surpass.
The costumlng. gorgeous, up-to-the-
minute raiment will attract attention.
setting OF, as u does, the chains OF
the wearers most bewitchingly.
"THE DANCER"
The flrst three days Of next week the
Playhouse will offer Shuberts play.
The Dancer" with Martha Hedman.
the famous star, IN the title role.
At THE MAJESTIC.
Majestic Theatre showed for the first /
time yesterday Norma Talmadge IN
"The Heart OF Wetona." and drew a
large attendance because Of It.
Miss Talmadge indeed makes a charm
Ing Indian maid with her hair dressed
In the couture OF the redskin maidens.
Wetona appeals 10 everyone, because. /,
while she Is an Indian to be sure, yet
her mother was a white woman. and
'he herself has been educated according
10 modern Ideas. She loves. Just as
you and I, and Il Is because OF this
passion for one unworthy or Il that
he story hinges.
Miss Talmadge and Thomas Melghan.
Ter leading man, were both highly
gratifying In their respective roles
Prisma, the nature color pictures, I
we're shown for the FIRST time here, and /.
we're so realistic that the audience could /,
Utmost feel and smell the boiling lava
u Kalieua's Mount Pele, the burning =
sland Of the Pacific. which was shown. r
At THE QUEEN. In
II anytime between twelve noon or &
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lueen Theatre you would have marvel :
d at the throngs OF people who were
q line trying 10 get seats 10 see Thcd< n
lara In the ilrst showing Of "Salome." e.
This production Is exceptionally un- e
sual because Il Is unusually elaborate d
nd seldom seen, n ever, at the prices
nered by the Queen. 10 Is only done q
ow because OF the celebration OF the m
lird anniversary OF this theatre and
he management wished 10 make 10 In
In the minds Of the patrons b.
y going 10 no little expense and
'ouble. n
Theda's portrayal OF Salome Is most e.
salistic and carries us back TO the ol
lcient days OF old Judea during the
me OF King Herod when Salome, the n
'nclng girl, reigned over the entire s.
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Miss Bara offers this as another Gift
her art TO the public and also adds
cdentally another conquest OF his
rvs superwoman 10 her already large al
;t. A
G. Raymond Nye, a former Whining M
n boy, plays the leading role op- G
'site Miss Bara, that OF King Herod. fc
AT THE GARRICK. c,
With lots OF music, comedy and nov
ty. the bill at the Garrick Theatre oi
st night pleased a large audience. W
hich showed its appreciation with lib u
al applause. "The Candy Shop" a m
ry clever musical comedy. which in In
ldes number OF stars, and excep- al
lnally pretty chorus and an elar- NJ
ate stage setting, was particularly IN
easing. There are several catchy ~
ngs that are well sung. and also "a
enty OF comedy that Is enjoyable. A
vel Juggling Performance was given y
the 6ascoignes, who showed their le
iglnality not only as jugglers, but ~
5 Issued the following marriage Ii ~ ~
nses: John II. Hickman. Millsboro
d Lillian Tull, Mlllsboro; George (
sky. Milsboro and Georgeanna Lewis.
llsboro; William H. Hickman, Laurel, on
d Lizzie Galloway, Laurel. OF
Kent County. cai
Clerk Of the Peace Francis T. Porter drl
ued the following licenses Harry ist