Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-31
AMUSE MENTS.
mrSsrnrrs AT THE aAnRlcK.

MINSTREL 8 AT THE GAhRlck.
A week of real minstrelsy begins Mt the
Garricl Theatre today, with Dumont :
and Emmet !. Welch's Philadelphia
troupe as the attraction. This IS one OF the
real minstrel organizations OF the coun-
try and the only one that maintains It's
own permanent home. 1t will bring TO
Wilmington the same company that mas
been entertaining Philadelphians All
winter. and there will be lots of new nkes
and new music. The company is compNed
of good singers and comedians.
''THE FORTUNE TELLER AT THE iLAY-
HOUSE.
In pursuance OF the original program as
heretofore announced. The Playhouse
offers Marjorie Rambeau's photoplay
version of "The Fortune Teller" which
will be presented at the theatre all this
week, beginning today with the exception
of Friday. Marjorie Rambeau IS better
known to theatregoers than to the general
public. She is considered by many as the
greatest American emotional actress OF
the dav. Her greatest legitimate triumph
came in "rhe Fortune Teller" the screen
version of which has just been released tor
exhibition. Despite the fact that the
stars voice cannot be used in the photo
play. she makes up for its absence by the
remarkable use of her mobile features.
She goes from one emotional extreme To
the other in her characterization OF kenee
Browning as the scientists wife and the
woman who became degraded and fallen
creature Appearing with her IN thus
picture are Frederick Burton. Raymond
Mckee and Virginia Lee. The comedy
offering is Al st. Johns ship Alloy.
uoUp1Nr AT THE MAJESTIC.
The Majestic audiences will have thier
entertainment for the holiday in form Of
thrills as furnished by lioudnl IN his
latest picture Terror Island. The hand
cuff kings fame lies in his uncanny ability
to free himself from all sorts OF bonds and
other methods of confinement lie has
toured in vaudeville and played IN motion
pictures demonstrating his skill III tins
particular line Terror Island oilers
him even more opportunities than The
CHM Game" in which he was last seen.
II is a story cleverly written by the clever
Arthur Reeve who we'll knows the crea-
ton OF skillful themes and mysterious
complications.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AT THE RTALTo.
Douglas Fairbanks will entertain
Rialto's audiences today with his work IN
"The Man From Painted Post, This
feature il scheduled for today only. The
athletic Dougs well-known ability to
laugh and take things in a happy-go-
lucky manner will find expression IN his
character of the wild and woollv Western
hero Of THE Man From Painted Post,
Tomorrow Eric Strohclms wonder play
Blind Husbands viii come to town for
4 return engagement This feature which
was 4 sensation at the time OF its presenta-
tion nj the Majestic Theatre q short time
| ago, is coming back by popular demand
OWEN MOORE An THE SAVOY.
'Sooncr or Later. in which Owen
Moore is to appear at The Savoy Theatre
for three-dav engagement, commencing
today. is his latest Selznick photoplay.
| The story Is pure farce, as were the master
| pieces Of the Charles Hoyt days. Its starts
| with q laugh and finishes with roar, the
/ only serious thing init being the love Of q
/ confirmed woman hater ~for charming
/ girl.
"EVERYwoMAN' At THE QUEEN.
A truly wonderful spectacle of wealth
/ and beauty is "Eyerywoman which Is al
/ the Queen Theatre today for the frs
| time, thereby beginning run Of week
| The general public already possesses :
| knowledge Of the attributes Of the splendid
allecorical. but modern drama Walter
| Browne, the author of the original stag,
| version So constructed and wrote hi,
nlav as To make il a success Of years. Or
| several occasions il has been presented il
| Wilmington at The Playhouse. Niole
| HeminC is Everywoman; Wanda Hawle,