Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-24
EVERY EVENING N1NNG1oN nElAMARE WEDNESDAY,
ADJUSTMENTS. S.
MY GOLDEN GIRL.

The genius of Victor Herbert has again
inclined tow nrd musical plays and as the
result, the public is enjoying immensely
MY Golden Girl which will come TO
The Playhouse beginning next Monday
EVENING" For the past quarter OF CEN
tury Mr. Herbert has been prominently
Identified III the composing OF scores Tor
musical comedy productions and IN ut
least dozen he served M the means OF
bringing many OF the present popular
stars to public no tice. The cast will be
headed by Robert Emmett Koans.
'snE-sAw sUCcEssFUL. MUSICAL COMEDY.
''See Saw" the famous New York
musical comedy which comes to VII
nington beginning New Years matinee,
has won the reputation as being spcclal
dance and laugh play.
WILLIAM FARNuM AT THE VICTORIA.
The Victoria Theatre is showing VII
liam Farnum in his newest William Fox
photodrama, Wings of the Morning,
based on the novel of the same name by
Louis Tracy, story filled with thrilling
incidents of the sea- AS Captain Anstruth-
er of the British Army, and later as n
sailor ON board an ocean liner, Mr.. Farnum
gives one of the most graphic and dra-
matte portravals of his brilliant carer.
The added attraction one OF the famous
Rolin comedies.
s'rEh FOR THREE" AT PLAyHo USE.
The first performance of the much-dis-
cussed engagement of Tea for Three will
be given tomorrow, Christmas, IN the
afternoon. Reasons have been cited be
fore through these columns as 20 the
worthiness of ''Tea for Three as n
Christmas attraction and now the only
thing that remains for actual enjoyment is
the engagement itself which viii COM
rnence tomorrow Charlotte Walker and
Ernest Lawford are two Of the most
talented players on the stage Their work
is such that 1t gives added charm To the
already charming play that Mir Roi
Cooper Mcgruc has written.
PAULINE FREDERICK At THE MAJESTIC
Today the engagement Of Pauline
Frcierck's 8 picture Bonds Of Love" is to
finish at the Majestic This attraction has
proved itself entirely worthy Of Miss
Frcdcrlck's genius Tomorrow Whining
tonlars viii hc introduccd To the two co
stars Doris Icc and Douglas MAcIean
in "Twcnty-thrcc and Half Hours
Leave, their first stellar vehicle Al
though making their appearance for the
first time as stars, this young couple are
not unknown to photoplay fans because
each has individually appeared with some
Of the mcst popular stars Of the screen.
The story from which their first picture il
adapted was written by Mary Roberto
Rinehart
ENID BESNETP Ar THE QUEEN
Enid Bcnnctt's picture What Every
Noman Learns will close its run at the
Queen today The attra ction which is
cas- ily one Of the btst works that the star
has done, has had particular appeal
There is also a comedy, called Speed :.
BEGINNING tomorrow. with the usual
Christmas greetings, the management Of
the Queen offers Charles Rays latest
picture. Crooked Straight The title
sounds contradictory, but the story
proves il is not MIR Ray, who is one Of
the most popular stars of the day. is
found in an appealing role in this picture.
a role the Interpretation of which calls
for much energy and understanding on
tho part Of the star MIR. Ray will be
supported by new leading lady, Mar