Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

s,srY.syn A NArr on" AT THE GARRiex.
One of the outstanding features oi
Emmett Moore's "lreland Nation,
which plays at the Garrlck Theatre LOT
the week beginning Monday, May II, IS
tho meeting of the old Irish Parliament,
which in 1900 passed bill giving the
british government supervision over Ire
and. Another interesting sdebght on thus
much-heralded and remarkable play rs the
nrosccutiou and execution of Robert
Emmett. The play deals with Irish ro-
nance and history, into which IS inter
woven n beautiful love story IN which
Robert Emmett and the loyal and faithful
sarah Curran play the leading parts.
'pApp,rs" AT TUE PLAYHOUSE.
"Daddies" closes it's engagement at
The PLAYHOUSE tonight. This comedy, by
.Iohn l.. Hobble. tells of five young
bachelors who formed a club for their
mutual protection against matrimony and
lhe wilcs of woman The expected re-
generation and transformation of the
five bachelors takes place at the end OF the
olay after series of most interesting
vents. WILLIAM MOORE PATCH WILL
PRESENT HIGH AND DRY.
Described as "a musical martini IN
three swallows and gasp, William
Moore Patch's latest musical play "iilgh
and Dry" comes To The Playhouse the
last three days of this week, preceded by \
reputation for tuneful melody and comic
h,imor. exceeding that of this popular
producers THE Sweetheart shop. seen
here earlier in the season The authors,
Douglas Leavitt and Augtistn Mac
Hugh, have taken the psychological sub
iects of the lack OF homes and the even
greater lack of liquor, and with the two
have fashioned farce that Is said TO be as
funny in subject, situation and presenta-
ton as seen here In a blue moon. The
cast includes Franklin Ardell, Juanita'
Fletcher, Mason Wright, Florence mn
poni. Harry Clark, Ernest Wood, Lefty
Aorke and a Broadway legation oil charm
ing chorus girls.
MONTE cHRlsTo, ,JR., LAUGHING SHOW.
Heralded as the greatest laughing
show" ever produced by the celebrated
New York Winter Garden, Monte
Cristo. ,Ir.. twenty-seventh big musical
spectacle TO be sent on tour by the Alessrs.
Lee and ]. j. Shubert, comes to The
PLAYHOUSE the first three days OF next
week. \ veritable deluge of pretty girls
and entertaining stars contribute 10 ITS
success. Included in the latter list are the
Watson Sisters. Lew Hearn. Miller and
Mack, ]. Francis Dooley and Corrlne
Sales and a famous chorus OF Winter
Garden beauties.
NAE MURRAY AND DAVID POWELL AT THE
MAJESTIC.
The picture at the Majestic Theatre
this week feels the pulse OF New ork and
finds it not alone the hive OF temptation
that it is often called, but also the haven
for vaulting ambition in the arts and
sciences. 'On With the Dance IS the big
.itv in all its secthing phases AGAINST
this background dramatic love story
has been worked by a master hand from
Michael Morton 5 play Of the same name.
Mae Murray and David Powell are the
featured PLAYERS The added attraction Is
the latest Comcdyart offering, &lma
Namp,"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN AND BRYANT WAshbtk IN
AT TIL QUEEN.
EVERYTHING is arranged to make one
laugh at the Queen Theatre. The comedy
offering is Charlie Chaplin picture The
Count" and the other feature i Br- ant
Washburn's latest. Mrs Temple Iele-
gram. The Count is true Chapiu
picture filled with their spurts Of laughs
that run in every picture ui tins the unt
and only The merry laughs Of tin
audiences Is true test 81 it, favorable
reception
Beginning tomorrow Dorothy Daltor
makes her appearance IN The l,afl
Mirror As the latest oi Miss Dalton
pictures and one oi her most dramatic d
offers her two different roles.
potBLF rlLL AT THE Ratio. .
Todav's showincs conclude thc run q
the big double bill offering at the Rialto
which consists of Anita stewart : produc
tion. "Thc Combat. and Larry ~emon :
comedy. The Head Waiter Tomorrow
and for that day only Tom Moore vii
be seen in CITY OF Comrades n.
picture has It's earlier showing IN this city
To recommend it, 1t comes from BaSI
Kings famous story Of the same name a
II appeared III he Saturday Evening Post
1t also constituted the first really dra-
matte production hat Tom Moore played
Seena Owen supports Alr. Moore.
At THE SAVOY.
That Sex. starring Louise Glautn an,
n notable cast, il "a good photoplay drama
was ahly demons tTatcd on lis presCn
tatien YESTERDAY at the savoy Theatre
where IT will he for the balance OF TN
week. There Is clcvcriy contrvcd mora
in Sc" for the qlick-Wittcd / lac cluna,
comes in Adricnncs life when her owl
husband Is won away from her by ths
came Daisy Henderson of Cobb Corner
in whom she developed the feminine arts
of allure and the dance IN the dsvs Of the
trivohty together.