Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
rorAsn AND rERLMuTTEn, STARS At rrH
PLAYHOUSE.

! rorAfH AND FERLMuTTTIi, STARS AT TUH
| PLAYHOUSE.
| Tho incompatible "Abc" and Nav
russ" of the clonk and suit business In
the former "Potaah and Pcrlmutter''
plays are continuing their further adj
ventures in the land Of business through
means Of the "fillum" b,nincss which
takes their entiro attention IN Business
Before Pleasure" which will come TO the
this evening. The pIay ID source of
constant laughter With few tcare inter-
mingled that make the comedy moro
! sincere and hearty. Two such characters
AZ Potash and Perlmutter could not gct
along in the world without having trouble
and sorrow. They querrcled, they fought,
| thcy called each other uncomplimcntary
names and yet when an outside part
| slnidered one. the other wns certain To
| see that he apologized for such badly
chosen words. Harry First aud Jules
Jordon will present the two partners,
| while TO Miss Jane Lowe will 70 the
"vamping.
ALWAYS You," 4 HAMMERsrEiN SUCCEEDS.
Right from Broadway, and with the
original cast, always You,' tho very
latest Of Arthur Hammerstein's musical
comedies, will blossom forth at The Plny-
house beginning next Thursday evening
On the authority OF the New York critics,
Always You II one OF the most satis-
flying musical conrdls OF the season,
presenting such playen - Irene Franklin,
Ralph Hers. " alter Scanlon, Julia kelrty
and chorus that is not merely decorative,
but also capable and agile. The rests went
on sale this morning
FUN AT THE oAnRicK This WEEK.
Fun nbounds at the Garrick Theatre
this week. That much In indicated by the
pill, which includes tho following acts !:
billie bounrers clrcu, which Is o laugh
from start to finish; Mae and Roe Viii
ton, claver juvenile entertainers; ALI
Grant, in song and story; Helene Miller
who has an interesting musical program !:
Gordon and Lay in silent nonsense !;
Little Johnnie Jones. in his comedy stunts !;
Alfred Iatell, the animal actor, who will
be assisted by Miss Elsie Nokes and Mac
faflane and Palace, singing cutiips.
JACK rrcKFoap Ar THE MAJESTIC.
Jack Pickfor will make bis first ap-
peataiice AS q Goldwyn star at the Ma
iestIc, beginning toaay IN '"The Little
shepherd Of Kingdom Come" The star
has Jccn working ou the screen version Of
this famoGs classic oi tbs Kentucky hills
since nc signed up with Goldwyn and lis
prcs entation has Teen a great occasion all
over the country both for it, featuring OF
Jack pickford and also for the extr. rne
worthiness of it's plot. MIR. and Mrs.
Carter dc Iiavens comedy "A Sure Cure"
is the other attraction. The end Of the
week / left 10 bougas MacLean and
Doris May in Mays Ankle"
ponoTHr DALTON AT THE QUEEN.
Dorothy Dalton will try to prove what
sounds like the impossible ia her picture,
BLACK is " bite" which will be at the
Queen Theatre for three days commeuc-
ing today. Thl, picture offers the star aD
unusually dramatic role that will tax all
Of her emotional powers but the knowledge
that the public poss, sses of Miss alton 8
work assues item that she will rns aslirs
up to the difficulty Of the role which tells
a wonderful story Of q mothers love and
her wonderful sacrifice for 1t. Madre
Kennedy picture ''rhe Blooming Angel"
will come Oh Thursday for the rest Of the
week.
PRANK KEENAN, AT THE RIALro.
Frauk Keenan, Rialto's favorite star
will be seen today and tomorrow at the
theatre. Today he is making his appear
ance III "The Sin Ye Lo +" production
which provides him with very powerful
dramatic role As lawyer Of INSCRIPTIONS
ideas and clever knowledge Of the law and
his own profession. Tomorrow he makes
his app. arance III Honor Thy Name
story OF the South and New York. In
this picture Mr.. heeuan is starred in con-
JUNCTION with both Charles Raw and Lou
use tiaum. The picture was made when
all three o. the stars were Just beginning
the road TO fame.
WILLIAM FARNUM AT THE VICTORIA.
William Farnum in q stirring Zane
Grey story, "fhe Last of the Duanes,' . Is
the feature attraction at the Victoria
Tke atrc this week. In this " illiam Fox
de luxe production Mr.. tarnum gives q
great portrayal of Texa character, who
has become killer through no fault of his
own. Finally be becomes member OF the
State Rangers and helps to run TO earth a
land of robbers and rtIstlers with whom
he had oecn thrown in contact during his
exile from civilization.
DOUBLE BILL AT THE SAVOY.
One of the most pretentio,ls programs
ever offered TO the patrons of the SAVOY
Theatre, viii be shown this week, COM
today, with Ivan Abramson's
absorbing drama 'Some One Must
Paw, starring Miss Gail Kane, Edmund
"a {.ol~in IN