Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
FUN AT THE GARRICk,

"Making Movie Stars" one OF the
features of the bill at the Garrlck Theatre
this week, is proving decidedly popular
with the audiences. Two weeks ago these
films were made at the Garrick, the
audiences being the subjects, as well Ms
members of the audiences, who posed be-
fore the camera on the stage. 1t Is these
pictures that are being reproduced. They
are shown at each performance, and rs
each ono covers the whole weeks work In
the making, the entire result is witnessed
at each performance.
"THDHALF MOON" AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
With such comedians as Joseph Caw-
thorn and Maude Eburne to take care OF
the laughs, with such dancers, singers and
juveniles as Joseph Santley and Oscar
Shaw and ivy Sawyer and May Ihomp-
son, "The Half Moon" as Charles Dilling-
ham is presenting il all of this week at The
PLAYHOUSE. is a musical attraction OF
fascination and exquisite charm. Its en-
gagement in this city has already been
successful and even greater success Is ex-
pected To visit it during the remainder OF the
week Seats for all the performances stiii
remaining are on sale at the theatre.
"Nor so LONG AGO A ROMANTIC COMEDY.
The first three days of next week the
Messrs Lee and J. J. Shubert will present
at The PLAYHOUSE. Arthur Richmans
comedy Not So Long Ago" Last season
NJ the Booth and Nora Bayes Theatres IN
New York it proved ono of the outstand-
ing successes. Mr.. Rchman, who made
an astonishing hit with this, his first play,
has revealed new dramatist who will be
unquestionably heard of IN large way IN
the future. Seats go on sale tomorrow.
THE REVENGE OF TARTAN AT THE QUEEN
A political meeting this evening at the
Queen Theatre has made it necessary to
have the last showing today of The Re
venge of Tarzan" begin at o'clock, so
that the theatre will bc cleared Tor the
meeting. Tha engagement will be resumed
at the usual time tomorrow. Saturday
morning ut 10 O'Clock, there will be
special showing of the picture for children.
On SATURDAY. also the sketches OF the
lion head contest will be on exhibition IN
the theatre.
MARY MILES MTNTER IN SWEET LAyEN-
DER.
The Majestic announces today the con-
clusion of Mary Miles Minters engage
ment in Sweet Lavender The picture IS
a lovely romance of tender youth and ro-
mantle love. The Carter de Havens
comedy Never Again" is the comedy
attraction. Tomorrow Basil Kings story
"'Thc Street Called Straight as IT has
been produced under the authors special
direction through Goldwyn's Eminent
Authors organization, will be shown at the
theatre.
coRRINNE GRIFFITH IN "BAp's cANDI-
DATE"
With the coming November election so
near, Corrinne Gritfith's picture, Bah $
Candidate, which is at the Rialto today
and tomorrow. is indeed timely pro-
duction. In another sense It Is not sut-
frage story Ii tells in an interesting
manner of Young girl. in love, whose
fance is running for office. This girl
turns the tide of the election.
EMILY STEPHENS At THE SAVOY.
Emily Stephens, the brilliant American
stage and screen star, who is featured IN
Schomer-Ross uper-production, The
Sacred Flame" which is part OF the
double program now showing at the Savoy
Theatre, gives remarkable rendition to
the character Of Resale. in this most
beautiful OF love stories. Philosophers say
that "In a womans first love she loves her
lover-.in all following she loves but
love" Emily Stephens certainly furnish
es the woman 5 answer.