Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-09
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WILMINGTON ARTISTS At THE oARRIcK

! WILMINGTON ARTISTS At THE oARMCK.
Joe Sullivan and Miss Patrice, the
| "Blue Hens Chickens" who are appearing
| Mt the Garrick Theatre this week, are not
| only renewing old acquaintance of their
| home town, but are also contributing To
| the sterling merit Of the anniversary bill
| Both are good musicians, Mr.. Sullivan at
| the piano and Misa Patrica with the violin
which she makes almost talk" They are
| also good singers, and IN addition cnch
has the real spirit Of n good fellow, that is
sure 20 please any audience.
VIOLA DANA AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
An exact reproduction Of tho lobby and
dinngroom Of the Taft Hotel in Now
Haven was constructed on one Of the large
enclosed stages nj the studio in California
where Viola Dana's picture "1hn Chorus
Girls Romance WAS made. This pic
ture is coming to The Playhouse for presen-
tation beginning today Photographs were
obtained of tho interior Of the famous
hoetelry froauented by the undergraduates
of Yale University and the plans for the
setting were drawn 10 comply exactly with
the real hotel The aet occupied prac-
tieally all the floor space of ono of the
three big stages in the studios and was
complete in every detail from swinging
uNbfE NJ iilf ffiihUtft w ttlt TWO fifNAfFtF,
the cloak rooms, the desk and balcony
GALE ron "iRrNr" aorsa STRONG
The advance sent sale Mt this time hns
proved nl that IL was predicted to be for
the engagement Of the musical comedy
"Irene" nj The Playhouse all Of next week
This unique masterpiece has broken
popularity and long run records because of
the fact that u has wonderful heart sp
4.
cal entertainment with book ~ worthy
to stand by itaelf, and with such spirited
music and charming lyrics The musical
numbers provide popular hits that have
sung their way into hearts Of audiences
everywhere.
sAiLoH BURKE AT THE SAVOY.
AZ fighter in the ring, battered and
blinded fights against odds, 81 rough
Sailor burke s the two-fated man Of
brains and Drawn who wins your ad,nira-
tion and sympathy in the swift moving,
powerful and virile production "ITalf
Chance, which will have it's Last show
ing today at the Savoy Theatre Elaine
Hammntstein in The Point If View
will be the attraction commencing to
morrow.
PAULINE FREDERICK At THE MAJESTIC.
In n slave or AANlft, IN NHifH FUt
starred nj The Playhouse for two lays
several weeks ago, Pauline Frederick re-
turns TO the Majestic Theatre for tho
frat tune since her remarkable appearance
and personal triumph IN Madame X
"A Slave of Vanity haH not the tragedy
Of Madame X but it is vehicle that
will faithfully and even originally set
forth the beauty and dominating PER
sonalitv of thls star u il a story INTO
which Miss Frederick easily fits az the
leading character.
ION CHANrr r. THE QUEEN.
There il a great contrast between the
two features that make up the current
popular double bill at the Queen Theatre
TIN. week The dramatic offering which is
Gouverneur Morris story THE Penalty"
il dramatic and gripping in everyone Of its
scenes II has almost tragic finish. II isa
story and picture that thrills md inter
ertsj As its direct opposite there 10 Buster
Keatons comedy Ono Week"
THE CHALLENGE oE AHE LAW" Ar THE
William Russells big picture, '"rhe
Challenge Of the Lnw," is the Rialto
feature for the Inst three days Of thit week
William Russell is an excellent star for the
role Of the Canadian mounted policeman,
the hero of this picture The spirit Of the
far North and its people are both heavy
contributing efforts 10 the dramatic quail
ity OF this story.