Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
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PAULINE FREDERICK AT TIIr pLAYHorsr.
Tonight Pauline Frederick Is playing
In "a Slave Of Vanity at The Play
house for the laat times. This photoplay
although its run ut The Playhouse was of
necessity limited 30 two days, proved TO
be another personal triumph for Pauline
Frederick.
NEIL o'BatEn MrNsrRELs TOMORROW.
Thanksgiving Day will find its cele-
bration In numerous WAYS. but 1t Is
safe bet that for many Wilmingtonians
the chief event outside OF the turkey
dinner will be the performances OF Neil
O'Brien's Minstrels at The Playhouse
matinee and evening. This is the annual
engagement of the MINISTRIES in THE city.
The attractions Of the latc.t production
nre said TO be far superior In point of set
ting and interest than anything that Mr..
O'Brien and bis organization have ever
heretofore presented. Lew Wilson the
variety" boy is the chief comedian.
There are q great many moro funmakcrs
and Il whole list of singers.
SEATS ron "smAvrSos' TOMORROW.
In preparation for the second appear
ance Of "Shavings" in this city, The
Playhouse management announces that
the seat sale for the engagement which
covers November 2o-30 and December
|, will commence tomorrow morning.
Harry Beresford, who played the title
role here last winter, will again head the
company
CLEVER CHILDREN AT THE dARRrcK.
Iillian and Anna Roth, who nre APP
pearing at the Garrick Theatre this week,
are making host Of friends among
Garrick patrons. Though both are young
in years, they arc experienced in the mat
ter of entertaining on the stage. Indeed,
they have tho dramatic ability OF their
elders, and in addition hive q lot OF
originality and keen senHe OF humor.
They are good singers, aud, OF course,
have tho ability 10 show what children
would do under given conditions.
WALLACE Rnrp At THE MAJESTIC.
Wallace Reid's picture Whats Your
Hurry2" is now playing at the Males
tic Theatre. 1t is q picture of Americans
for Americans and by Americans. The
story that is set forth and the mems
used in setting IL forth, are both so truly
American that the picture IN an instant
hit with every audience. Tho comedy
"a Trayfu Of Trouble" Is the added
offering
TIE NORTH WIND a MALICE, At THE QUEEN
Rex Besch's photoplay "Ihe North
Winds Malice IS together with Charlie
Chaplin's comedy 'The Adventurer the
chief attraction ut tho Queen Theatre.
The spirit OF the original work has been
maintained In a realistic manner. The
element. OF the north and it's grim spec
tire OF grinding monotony Is thoroughly
brought out by the production. Tom
Santschi, Joe King, Henry West, VII
liam II Stnuss, Vera Gordon, Walter
Abel, Jane Thomas and Edna Murphy
are the principal players in the company.
'trHE SECRET err" AT THE RIAITo.
Today aud tomorrow the Rialto Theatre
will show the famous story Tho secret
Gift in it's film form This story takes
rank with such immortal successes as
''Way Down East" and The Old Home
stead The principal characters are two
Dutch immigrants who come % America
TO seek their fortune and future happE-
ness. The one is caused to sacrifice his
possession aud his happiness To the other
and does so in "A glorious manner thnt
makes him almost SAINT on earth
THE MONEY CHANGERS" AT THE SAVOY.
That the newspapers in the communi-
ties as well as the large cities are a potent
factor in shaping the destinies OF its
peoples, as well as exerting q powerful
influence in the social uplift, Is strikingly
illustrated In the massive superb-pro-
duetion The Money Changers, that Is
showing at the Savoy Theatre all this
week. The action of the picture, as we'll
as the story is laid in New York City.