Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
AMUsEleKNrS.
"AIwAYs You," nAsn1HRsrriN MusicAL
COMEDY.

"AIwAYs You," nAsfNHRsrrfN MusicAt
! Arthur Hammarstoin' newest musical
| oognedy "Alwnye Yosi," Il coming to Tbs
Playhouse direct from New York for m
engagement Of three days, beginning next
Thursday evening. Irene Franklin and
Ralph. Hers ars ths principan. Miss
| Franklin 10 . popular musical comedy
favorite, havins enjoyed great favor with
tho u. h. soldIes whom chs entertained
| BY ths Thousands In France. Az sen,sdi-
an Mr.. Hers h 1t the head Of his pro-
fession. Oscar Hammerstein I'd, grandson
Of tbs late imprsssario, y the author oe the
book and lyrics and Herbert Stothard
| composed The scorc. The seats are on sale.
JACK fIcxroRD At the MAJEsrIc.
"rhe Little Shepherd Of Kingdom
Come" jack Pickfords fint 0oldwyn
picture y at thA Majestic. The millions
Of readers Of John Fox, Jr.'s, hooks have =
chance to - Jack Pickford in the role oi
one OF the best liked boy characters In
American fiction. Chad, the hero Of tho
photoplay version of Mr. Fox'a novel, IL a
perfect role for Jack Pickford. A beauti-
ful love etosy, involving mountain girls
sacrifice of her love, adds touch Of pathos
TO q beautiful photoplay. The comedy
Ie4yuYe u N1I. nOu WIFE &AINVu ur Il0NtH >
comedy "a Surc Cure
,poaornY DALTON AT THE QUEEN.
Dorothy DAiton's latest dramatic ef-
fort, "Blaok 10 White il ut the Queen
today and tomorrow. BLACK is White" ID
primarily stbry Of mother love, the
strongest and most lasting feeling OF all
star Of much versatility, but this role in
"Black IL white" ia the first occasion that
she has had for tho interpretation Of
mother love. Hand in hand with Miss
Dalton'a appearance and great popularity
with photoplAy audiences il her unusual
work In "Aphfodite," the enormous spec
taclc that In creating stir in Nsw York.
WILLIAM vARNuM AT rHE VICTORIA
Thoee who love 10 sec William Farnum
in Western character roes have 40 oppor-
tunity at the Victoria Theatre, which
shows him in his latest Fox photodrama,
'sThe Last OF the Duanes, picturisa-
ton OF the popular novel by Zanc Grey.
Buck Duane becomes a hunted man after
he kills a cowboy, who had repeatedly
threatened his life. lie Tone VOLTS IL, =
keeping AWAY from civilization and mixing
with bands Of dcsperados until his meet
ing With the girl, whom he reecuss. He
gains . pardon through her By running
down . band of outlaws.
LAUGHS AT THE oAHRfcE.
Carrick patrons almost laughed them
selves hoarne with the fun on tho bill last
night, and they manifested their interest
in every act. Blly Bounoer Circus was a
screafn Billy II n comical clown and, with
the aid Of a bounding bed, he keeps the
spectators in an ,iprosr. He invites any
body In the audience To help him in the
aot. Mae and Rose Wilton, youthful enter
tainers, were splendid, with their singing,
slaneiffr and instrumental music. Ed
Gordon and Ida Day gave dancing,
comedy and cycling act that was charse-
teriyed by cleverness and skill Helen
Miller il an xvlophonc player who cap
tivated the audience with her music
Johnnie Jones "tip on the wire was an
sm,lsins an d thrilling pNn.omime. Alfred
Lstrll and Elsie Vokee presented novel;
clever fashion. MacFarlan and Palace
sang eome interesting songs. Ali Grants
versatility ne 4 mcnologuist places him IN
class oy bimself
rnFrr srAHs AT Tns HtAtTo.
An extraordinary attraction IL offered
At the Rialto today. II IN Honor Thy
Name" In the cast figures prominently
FrAnk Keenan,, Charles Ray and Louise
Claum This picture wns made when thess
three stars were just beginning To become
famous. Their united work makes tlr
picture a most unusual one, even nj tins
somewhat Later date. The story - inter
esting and absorbing Tomorrow Doug
las Fairbanks will be sccn as "a Good Bad
Man.