Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
COMEDY AND MUSIC AT THE CARRICv.
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COMEDY AND MUSIC AT THE CARRICv.
Hurry Masters and Jack Kraft present
cd their new act, ''Breakin,' at the Gar
rick Rheatre last night, and it made a
decidedly favorable impression. They
are supported by clever company of
dancers and carry an elaborate stage
setting II has the earmarks Of a winner.
1t goes to New York from Wilmington.
Harry Bulger, the well-known comedian,
heads a company that presented what
they called "A Seventy Cent Revue"
an elaborate novel comedy act that is fun
all the way through. These are two OF the
conspicuous features of a bill that APP
peared to please everybody. There are
MANY other good things "O'Brien and
Duke" a lively comedy sketch. was
funny and musical Rose Garden. a
good singer and pianist. charmed with
her music and wit Cleveland and Fay.
welI-known comedians. were featured IN
"Oh Doctor" W hich is fun from beginning
to end. with lots Of lively repartee Tom
nv Gordon pleased with his wit and wis
dom The Flying Henrys did some hair
raising stunts in mid-air. Robinette
ragtime xylophone playing WAS clever
FRANCES WHITE IN JIMMIE" At THE
rLAYHorsE.
Frances White. the diminutive and
chic comediennc, who can play baby
parts as well as grown UP ones. and who
as an actress not only hiss q unique per-
sonality. but also extraordinary ability,
will be at The Playhouse the last three
dsys Of this week in Arthur Hammersteins
new musical comedy, Jimmie which,
with Ben Welch and pre-eminent sup
porting cast, will concentrate the atten-
tion of W ilmington musical comedy lovers.
A natural actress, without any trace of
affectation. but with an amazing in
dividuality which has delighted New
York audiences since her advent with the
'Follies of 1916" Miss White in Jim
mic" easily rises to the demands imposed
upon individual stardom. Seats are sell
ing.
DAVID WAKEFIELD IN THE RETURN OF
PETER GRIMM.
The management of The Playhouse
amour ces that on Monday, October IL,
David Warfeld will begin an engagement
of three days. presenting ''The Return
| of Peter Grimm" This exquisite drama,
which Is from the pen of David Belasco,
/ marks the highest point reached so far
| by that distinguished author and pro
| ducer, and in its Leading character Mr..
| Warfield reveals TO the full his finest
UilaaIIIeS rs an stIiDT- C-aAS bt fAt-
| cured on and after Thursday
DORIS KEANE AT THE MAJESTIC.
Romance" was presented at the Ma
iestlc Theatre for the first time yesterday
1t IL Miss Doris keane's first appearance
as a motion picture star and It WAS q
mighty triumph for this young woman.
| She originated the role OF Nine.
| Cavallini, the opera singer on the stage,
and she lives the part IN her inlmitable
wav In this production. The unfolding
| of this photoplay Is filed with al the quail
| ties that go TO make big production and
| the story has won for itself place IN
I hterature-
LOUISE GLAUM At THE QUEEN.
| Yesterday Louise Glaum made her re-
appearance at the Queen Theatre IN
| Love Madness, a good, old-fashIoned
crook melodrama with plenty of human
1 interest as well as a combination which
/ is bound to find favor with the majority
| of motion picture audiences. {. Gardner
| Sullivan has furnished story that has q
| freshness of appeal. IL Is a credit to his
/ ingenuity and his technique. The details
are carefully worked out and the chsrac-
/ ters are logical.
CHARLES RAY AT THE RIALTo.
/ All the lure of the rural romance and
the country boy character as presentation
by Charles Ray IS found IN "BIl Henry,
the stars photoplay, which comes to the
Rialto for today only. The sincerity of the
picture and It's leading characters are
| second only TO its real fun. Tomorrow
| Dorothy Dalton viii be seen in q real
American comedy call ed ''The Hon
Breaker" Douglas Mac Lean plays the
leading masc ulIne role.
"isIGHT IN NAPLES" At AUDITORIUM.
There will be another of the Especial
night" dances at the Auditorium tomor-
row night At that time a Night in
| Naples" will be the entertainment. This
has been prepared under the special
direction of Ralph and Betty Wonders.
| MOUNTAIN MADNESS" AT THE SAVOY.
Mountain Madness" which came to
| the Savoy Theatre Yesterday, has proven
to be delightful photoplay. A quaint
story of the Virginia mountains, set amid
surroundings Of natural splendor, this
romance Of the hills and valleys carries
the observer along III an atmosphere of
sympathy for the lovers who are parted
by mountain N adness."