Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

EMILY 6IEPHENS AR THE SAVOY.
What il the mcnncst human trait7
Emily Stephens, the brilliant American
stage star, in '"f'hc Sacred Flame" now
at the Savoy Theatre, shows the heart
aches and bitterness that ingratitude
brings and also what love can do. Harold
Lloyd is featured in Get Out and Get
Under, which Ia shown all this week at
the Savoy.
COMEDY AT THE oARRIcK.
The comedy bin at the Garrick Theatre
pleased the audience in attendance last
night. There is plenty of life and snap and
a great deal 10 laugh at. One Of the prom
inent features was -Four Bits" an
elaborate comedy, which was presented by
Frankcr Wood. Bunee Hyde and their
company, with the assistance Of Francois
L'Eslee, soloist, and William G. Wilson,
pantomimist and dancer. The offering in
decidedly novel and funny and il is IN
capable hands. IL il elaborately staged.
Kara and Sex, clown acrobats, showed
their European talent and training in
their water comedy" Johnnie Dove, a
Scotch minstrel, was clever with his Scotch
wit, wisdom, dances and melody. The
Rosswyse Trio, which includes youthful
PRODIGY, entertained with songs, dances,
acrobatics and comedy. Ellinda Tiffany
is harp player and singer Of more than
average ability. She has splendid voice
land her selections were timely and popu-
ar. Alexander and Scott, blackface
artists, entertained with song Charles
Barney Il Co, offered rollicking comedy
skit that WAS full Of life, fun and melody.
The moving pictures which were recently
taken At the Garrick were shown and
proved highly entertaining They showed
the audiences and individuals that were
filmed at the Garrick recently.
NOT % LONG 400" At THE PLAYHOUSE
At The Playhouse the first three DAYS ri
next week. the hessrs. Shubert will pre-
sent Arthur Richman's comedy, Not
So Long Ago" which played all last season
at the Booth and Nora Bayes Theatres,
New York. This comedy proved one Of the
outstanding hits Of last season, and reveal
ed new dramatist who 10 sure tn take an
important place among those who are
writing for the stage Of today. mot So
Long Ago" which il described M fnntasp
of love, youth and romance Of the early
'70's, won it's way wholly on account Of its
wholcsome hunor. rsthcr than on bed
room and other effects Of dubious char
acter.
MARY MILES xrHrEn At THE MAJESTIC.
Romance, youth and puppy love and
the interference Of elders, give substance
To the story Of "Swcct Lavender" Mary
Miles Mintcr's picture now showing at the
Majestic Theatre. Sir Arthur Wing
Pincros famous play Of the same name
WAS the original story. which was put into
scenario form and Americapised by Be,Ilah
Marie Dix MIR. and Mrs Carter de Hav-
en- in their comedy "Never Again." was
the added attraction.
''rHE REVENGE OF TARTAN" At THE QUEEN.
The Revenge of Tarzan," on the event
Of its introduction at the Queen Theatre
st the hands of crowds that kept pouring
noon and evening. The photoplay came
up TO all expectations. Those who were
familiar with Edgar Rice Burroughs
original story and those who knew the
famous apeman only from hearsay, found
Gene Pollar's Interpretation OF TArsan
radiant with physical strength and emo
tional realism. Mr.. Polar is a giant over
six feet tall and his physical being cor
responds exactly to the authors descrip-
ton of Tarzan. Estelle Taylor plays very
capably Countess de Coude. The last
showing of the picture tomorrow will
commence at 4 p. m, because of = political
meeting which is to be held in the evening.
THE MIRACLE NAN AT THE RIALTo.
"The Miracle Man, " a. 1t is being shown
at the Rialto today for the last time, has
staged triumphant return to this city.
Many who have already witnessed one
showing of this marvellous photoplay
mith an amazing soui, have found it again
a source of interest and pleasure. Tomor-
row and Thursday Corrinne Griffith will
be seen in "Bab's Candidate" story of a
woman who could not vote, but who turn
ed the tide of an election by her stump
speeches.
AARDI oRAs AT THE AUDITORIUM.
Transformed to represent New Orleans
during Mardi Gras, another special night
win be given at the Auditorium, Eleventh
street, west of Madison, tomorrow night.
Under the direction of Ralph Wonders,
special novelty, which was designed by
the Wonders during their stay in Cali
fornia, will be exhibited during the "Mardi
Gras." Ralph and Betty Wonders will
show two of their latest dance creations,
"The Wonder Waltz" and the 'Eccen-
trio Fox Trot."
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