Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-14
AMUsEMENrs.

"DEnE MABLE" ENDS HERE TO-DAY A,
PLAYHOUSE.
'Dcrc Mablc and her dear Bill vii
say Adleu to Wilmington At tho evening
performance tonight and bring 10 an enc
their troubles snd happins,~ experienced
to the tune of pleasing and beautiful
songs and eccentric dances.
LOUIS Bennison is Bill and Hattie Burke
"Dcrc Mablc" and bcsidcs theae there
~ Also Harold, the dog, an Irish terrier
of much intelligence.
AL q. FIELD MINgrREfs nIGgrn THAN rvrr
This season of IoID-2O marks the
thirty-third or third of century tour of
the minstrel organization with AL G..
Field, the active manager and head of the
organization. According to a custom that
has been cxtant for years the company will
visit Wilmington rs usual this year, but
their engagement will be prolonged from
the usual three days to week in order 10
| accommodate the crowds who will want TO
sec the mammoth offering presented by
the ctmpony.
LISTEN LESTER COMING TO PLAYHOUSE
With years run in New York at the
knickerbocker Theatre to It's credit and
various other runs Of considerable length
IN other cities, Listen Lester" John
Cort's radiont musical comedy will come
to Wilmington and remain af The Play-
house for the entire week Of February %.
DOUBLE BILL NEXT WEEK AT THE QUEEN.
The special double bill offered next
week at the Queen Theatre consists as
its dramatic feature Rupert Hughes
Eminent Authors Production, 'eThc Cup
of Fury" and as the other feature, "rhe
Exploits of Submarine IJ-35 -
'eI'hc Cup of Fury" is almost an ideal
photoplay, consisting In it's makeup Of an
excellent story, unusual cast and exccu,-
tional direction. It's scenes and story are
oil timely and effective.
The submarine U-35 which will be,
pictured in the other reel is or rather wns
one Of Germany's most effective indersea
crafts and was responsible for much loss Of
allied shipment Every time a vessel was
attacked and sunk film of the deed was
taken and thus is exactly what 10 shown in
this reel
MARGUERITE CLARK AT THE MAJESTIC.
The Majestic Theatre offers an at
tractIve double bill for the coming week
with Marguerite Clark in "A Girl Named
Mary and Larry sernon in The Grocery
Clerk" as the attractions.
"A Girl Named Mary" which is Miss
Clark's latest, is based on Juliet Wilbor
Iornpkins' Ladies Home Journal story of
the same name and attracted attention
all over the country with its unusually
tender story.
In its chief role Of Mary Healy, Mar
gueritc Clark will have one Of the best
expressive parts she has played in some
time and her sweet personality should
help considerably in putting over the
eyr .fT 4Ia L.
pendent, disposition Of this girl who was
named Mary.
''roLLYAssa" APPEALS TO VICTORIA
PATRONS.
The game Of being glad" This game
was played all during this week at the
Victoria Theatre with Mary Fickford az
The Glad Girl.
The glad game, as played by Miss
Pickford, is extremely entertaining. poi |
lyanna' knew how TO play it and always |
won. OF course, she VAS only little /
orphan girl, a daughter Of poor mission l
ary workers. but what Of that2 She was
happy anywhere. Nor did the fact that /
her maiden aunt, who did not want to be
bothered with 'sPollyanna, make any
difference. 'Pollyanna" adapted herself
10 circumstances. Next week viii be the
last and final week of this glad" play
'DoLLYs PETS PLEASING GARRIcK NUM-
BFP.
Dolly's pets are contributing large
hare TO the pleasure of the Garrick Thea
re bill this week They are very clever
logs, which Dolly, q charming girl, has
rained to do some most interesting things.
Their act IS different from the run of dog
.ets. 1t cor talns many new and novel
eatures that give it individuality.