Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
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nAnRlck orrnns NOVELTY.

Mnntoll's "I.apctite Cabaret" tho
mnnikin musical comedy which is being
given at tho Garrck Thoatre this week u
n distinct feature of the bill II in ono of
tho cIevorost and most elaborate offerings
of the kind in tho varieties. These little
figures do all aorts of human things, just
ma if they were roal little people. They
perform in the regular atmosphere Of such
anact. with n Rtav, orchestra IN action,
patrons in the boSos and So on OF course,
comedy s tho ground work and tho pro-
duction il good hearty laugh all the way
through.
THE copuRNs IN '.FREscH LEAVE" AT
THE PLAYHOUSE
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn nre concluding
their PLAYHOUSE engagement tonight with
the final performance of French Leave
in the city. The comedy is n delightful
means of expressing the comedic talents
and the dramatic ability of both Of tho
Coburns aud il has been delightfully."-
received. On Monday evening November
&, French Leave is to open its motropol-
itnn engagement at the Belmont Theatre,
New York.
"LranTnIN' pEarss TOMORROW
"Iiphtnin' the play that has broken
Rroadway. will begin its Wilmington run
at the PLAYHOUSE tomorrow evening Ex-
actlv na il Inns cnthralled the audiences
Mt the Gaictv Theatre for two consecutive
seasons. "IIphtnin' . will be presented
here John Golden, the producer, has ns
eembled special company, headed hy
Milton Nobles in the role ot l4lghtnin
Bill Jones and the production has been
staged under the personal direction of the
author. Winchcll Smith. The company is
booked for n limited number of eng ge-
ments en- route to Chicago Like tho othe
| Golden sicccssea "Turn To the Right,
Three Wise Fools and Dear Me, II
ia n plav of laughs and heart fhrohs
clean and wholesome and introducing
honest hearted folks who exist in every
day life.
HooTn TARKINGroN'a rity.
pooth Tarkinpton's "Clnrence" il on
tour and will be visitor at Tho fiay-
house for three nlqhts beginning Monday
November <, with "Wednesday matinee
This announcement IL reinforced by an
other important one to tho effect ,hat the
original company will present the comedy
IN Wilmington. Aftcr Z arence had nade
lis rcaoundirg and overnight hit at the
Liuqton wrote 70 MIR Tyler the producer
that the a,lcccsa waa due 10 his skill "a n
picker Of casts and 10 the company itself
more than 10 the writer's ability as a
dramatist. "rhc company could have
made a hit out OF tho Telephone Directory,
wrote Harrington.
'Ir'a A GREAT LiFE" At THr orrrN
Mary Roberts Rirchart'e story I'm
pra builders" has heap embodied into
the photoplay 'ofts Great lifn' which
comes 70 the Queen Theatre today no
original tale WAS written IN Mrs. hihe-
hart beet humur and etvla II y story
of youth that ia appoalf z % sv1nratheti
youth and 10 those older ones who can
really appreciate tho methnds Of youth
ful enthusiasm Ths wild doingH OF two
students Of a prep school are the topics
II tho picture The hero ie Stoddafd He
ia about siNtrcn Years and besides posHesH-
ing an unhuman appetite for midnight
aupporp. has an imagination TINT IL more
colorful and glowing than tho sunset.
'rqrr DEVIL rAssxry" At THE MAJrsTic
The great crowd that filled thc streets
IN hear tho election returns Inst night dlvid-
cd a rraat many Of their number To form
tho audi, noes AZ the Majestic Iheatre
where Eric Won Strohcim's wonder play
'eThs Devils Passkoy' IL on exhibition
Ever since the first day Of its showir 3
the production has offered a story OF suct
attraction rs 20 draw the people to II
II il the case Of n master story. handled
IN master style by "a master Nlrector
THE ADORABLE SAVAGE" At THE RrALTo
The youthful and very charming Edith
Dav Who startled New York into delight by
her appearance in the popular musica
comedy Irene. Is starring At the Rialt'
today and tomorrow in photoplaN
called The Adorable Savage Miss Day
has done other screen work but none tha
so clearly reflects her own charming per
sonalitv and beauty AS does this romantic
story Of America and the South Sea Is
lands Her Characterization OF the tltl'
role calls for much humor and a necessary
touch OF real pathos.
TOM MIX At THE SAVOY.
Those who have not seen Tom Mix IN
his latest photoplay "3 Gold Cons now
showing AT the Savoy Theatre will have
their last opportunity today. The final
showings will be tonight. This stirring
story written expressly for Mix by IL. IL
Van Loan shows the Daredevil IN all
his glory as performer OF remarkable
stunts Of horsemanship, gun play and
physical endurance.
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