Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
"rlsrrN LEsrEn' AT THE PLAYHOUSE.

LISTEN LESTER' AT THE PLAYHOUSE,
"Listen Lester a popular and justly
famed musical comedy succcsss, will be NJ
Tho Playhouse all of tins week, beginning
this evening and including in its engage
mcnt tho usual Wednesday and Saturday
matinces. The attraction comes to tins
city with An extraordinary amount OF
prniee hcapcd upon it by other cities. For
one cntirr year New York delighted 70
listen TO "Listen Lester while i appear
ed M the feature Of the knickcrbockcr
Theatre. This was followed 10y ten
weeks run in Chicago and Subsequent
prolonged runs in every large city
listen Lester" forms a happy cornbina-
tion Of rollicking kind calculated 10
catch the public fancy That IT will also
hold this fancy for some time to come has
already been assured. The action takes
place at Palm Beach, whittier Colonel
Dodge has gone, accompanied by his
daughter, Mary, To escape from the
woman he had been courtlng IN New YORK.
''onE NIGHT IN HoMy."
La,rette Taylor's commanding quail
ties ~ an actress Of rare gifts were never
so strikingly employed rs IN her latest
success, "One Night in Rome, which VIII
bc seen in Wilmington at The Playhouse,
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 20.
COMEDY AND MUSIC AT THE oARRIcK.
A clever bin Of comedy and music rs
announced for the Garrick Theatre this
week. II includes the following acts:
William l.. Gibson and Regina Connolly,
in Getting Unmarricd" Eddie Kane and
JAY Herman, in comedy; Nell OConnell,
in songs: Fenton and Ficnds, comedy
Jones and Grecnlcs, in domestic di'iicul-
ties; Francis and Smith, novelty sports;
Elma and Co, comedy bits, and the Black
and White Revue, which will be elaborate
ly staged by Daniel b. Ely, with clever
company.
sAzIMovh At THE RtaLro.
Nazimova, the famous Russian artistic,
will make her second appearance IN tins
city in ''rhc Brat" the iirst two days OF
this week, when she will be presented IN
tins production at the Rialio Theatre.
Several months have passed since Nazin-
ovas first appearance IN this picture.
But the favorable impression she created
i'm the titular role il still fresh and new IN
the minds OF everyone who saw the pro-
duction.
ELSIE FERGUSON At TIE hAIrHTTc-
II Is the pleasure of the Majestic
Theatre management 10 announce the
coming of Elsie Ferguson the first three
DAYS Of this week in Counterfeit" her
latest production and the first she has
made in several months. Miss Ferguson
has been for years q favorite with theatre
goers, and since her appearance IN motion
pictures her popularity has increased by
leaps and bounds.
ENID BENNETT At TIE QUEEN.
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who opens the week at the Queen Theatre
today, will be seen IN The Woman IN the
Suitcase. In which she will appear for the
first two days. Miss Bennetts rarest art
is her simplicity. She has no need Of tricks
or artifice. for she has that rare GIFT Of
getting under the skin Of the character
she is portraying and making IT live.
''rKAR MARKET" AT VICTORIA.
"rhe Fear Market, Realart produc-
ton, which is TO be presented at the We
toria Theatre for a weeks engagement,
beginning today, is q photoplay attraction
which critics who have followed the de-
velopment of the silver screen sheet
as medium for the presentation of
really big dramatic ideas have declared
ranks among the foremost of film dramas.
AT THE SAVOY.
Dolores Cassinella, who will be re-
membered for her wonderful work in
The Right TO Lie" and The Virtuous
Model" viii be seen at the Savoy Theatre
the first three days of this week in her
newest production, ''rhe Web of Deceit. y
II is forceful drama that turns the light
IN cross section of a woman's heart.
Miss Cassinella is seen IN dual role that
gives her every opportunity to display her
talent as an emotional actress