Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-16
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| O6RbNlGA SbbH0Vts
The audience at the Gnrrick Theatre
last night o. X d the weeks bill, finding
much In il that appeared to he just 70 their
liking. They were charmed by Marie
Hart, a dainty girl who sang beautifully
and gave remarkable performance on the
slack wirc, using only the ordinary foot
gear, and bArc feet. In her act also, there
is saxophone iaxs quartet that added its
| share 20 the entertainment. James MuIlin
and Anna Francis were at home with their
chatter and song Lawrence Crane, an
| illusionist, presented sonle novelties, and
he was ably assisted hy Grnce Andrews
| Harriet Lorrninc (Bnronere DeWardner
| Holub) K Co. appeared IN a singing act
that was gem. The Otto Brothers were
very funny with their comedy stunts.
Tho Burns Brothers entertained with
| some athletic thrills and comedy Jack
Allen, a skilled roper, showed what II J.
possible 10 do in the matter of roping Wild
animals, in which he hns had much ex-
pcrience. Martclln entertained with
clever limitations
WILLIAM 8. HART AT THE RrADro.
William &. Hart, in ono Of the best
pictures he has ever offered since he be-
came screen star, Between Men, is
showing for the last Of the two days at the
Rialto. The picture Is cxoellcntly enacted
and contains story that is absorbing and
exciting enough to hold nnyone's atten-
tion. Enid Markcy and Housc Peters
lend admirable aid 20 Mr. Hart. Tomorrow
only, Norma 1'nlmadpc w,ll be seen IN
Going Straipht.
"rpprr SHOWERS Ar THE PLAYHOUSE
Tho new play with music, entitled -
Showers" Nill be nj The Playhouse the
A.. Al. .tn. S,f th,a ,,so~t II bi= at
traction is the newest production Of Mr.
and Mrs. Coburn, which in itself Is
guarantee that IL will be one Of unusual
merit and distinction. Without going into
details it may bc said that 3 Showers is
sparkling story with scenes laid IN old
Virginia. and redolent Of the spirit OF
youth Love and romance set forth IN
trrnchant speech and dialogue by its
author. William Cary Duncan. author ot
Tho ROYAL Narabond "Fiddlcrs Three
and "Sunshine" and other stage successes,
The dominant features. however, OF the
attraction are the Musical numbers, which
arc the work of Cresmer and Layton and
consist of score Of ripping romantic,
melodies, which will be sung and whistled
il, n very short time Anna Wheaton heads
the cast of PLAYERS.
MYSTERY DRAMA Ar TnE MAJESTIC.
trrhe Mystery of the Yellow RoornI
one of the most absorbing detective
dramas Of the year and the latest pro
duction Of that fun-,naker, Mack SEN
nett. "a I.adys Tailor, are at the Ma
iestic Theatre IA It's name implies,
'dThe Nlystery Of the Yellow Room is
mystery, the plot being woven intrieateiy
around the strange attacks on girl IN the
yellow Room Of French chateau,
from which there is, apparently, no other
means Of escape than door which ~
always locked from the inside at the time
Of the attacks.
'rHE RIGHT or WAY At THE oubrS.
One of the foremost writers Of the
natives of Great Britain - Sir l,ilbert
Parker, who ia Just as popular with Ameri-
can. as Enulishmen and who won hls
title because of his authorship of The
Right Of Way moe, extraordinary book
of convincing nature. Rights were secured
for tho presentation OF the novel ON the
sercen and Bert Lyiel was chosen as the
star to- interpret its principal role oi
Charley steele and beginning Yesterday,
MIR Lytell is presenting IT at the queen
Theatre.
NEW artsN,ex PICTURE ar THE VICTORIA
Olive Thomas ''Thr Glorious Lady
tells story Of Fidelity and Faith. How
a pretty peasant girl wins and weds D
Young nablemau. loses him and then re.
tr,eves his love, IL delightfully."- portrayed |
by Olive Thomas in her third selzniek |
picture. "'rhe Glorious Lady, now ut the |
Victoria Theatre. The plot has for ITS |
pivotal thread point TO point race,
the ancient classic of the English turf. I
when rich and poor. high and low, cone
and minge ihdiscrimlnately.
JUNE ELvIpcE At THE SAVOY
In the new June Elvidgc picture. The /
Poison Pen. now showing at the savoy t
Theatre. World Pictures presents story |
based on scientific facts. Allayne tii-
bert is victim of that dread tiscase |
generally known AS dual personality. In /
other words, two different natures arc /
striving for control of Allayne, one OF
which is good and the other evil. When |
the girl is asleep and her will power dor
mant, the evil influence gains control OF
her and causes her To write letters attack
ing in sc,urilous terms, her parents, her
lover and leading citizens of her home |
town.