Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
"111E unwANTEp ONE" AT THE PLAY
HOUSE.

"11Ty urwANTEp ONE" At THE PLAY
HOUSE.
An opportunity TO witness Broadway
theatrical production, With cast that
includes some Of the best known players
OF the day and drama that has been
acclaimed one OF the real s~osations III the
season, is presented at The Playhouse tho
first three days of this week. This ncw
play is the joint work of Forrest Halpy
and Clara Bcraugcr, and, although dc
scribed as n Chinese-Amcrican romance,
the scenes are all laid in New Jeryey, at
the home Of the Sturgis family, consisting
OF an overly young mother, her two daugh-
ters, an elder son and n somewhat way
ward son, Rodney Sturgis, who hns just
returned to the New Jersey home, after
an absence of three years, bringing with
him Little Tea Flower, his Chinese wife.
The part of Little Tea Flower is taken by
Madeline Delmar, that Of Rodney by
Forrest WInant.
AFTERMATH" Is NEWEST RoYIE PLAY.
A new play, entitled Aftermath" by
Edwin Milton Royle the author OF that
favorite drama, "rhe Squaw Man,
which was q pronounced SUCCESS IN both
this country and England, few years
ago, will come 10 The Playhouse the last
three days of this week. II viii have the
advantage of employing one Of the best
companies tina, has visited Wilmington IN
n long time. Included in the cast are
such sterling players of acknowledged
merit as Helen Ware, Pauline Lord, Laura
Walker, Cyril Scott and Forrest Robin
son. Seats went ON sale today.
COMEDY At THE GAnRicK.
Comedy and music are the keynotns Of
the bill at the Garrick Theatre this week.
$. Mllar Kent, Broadway star, rs fea-
ttlred in "'The Real Mr.. @ The bill
also includes Corinnc Arbuckle, n charm
ing comedienne; the Six Little Maids, who
are mlsically inclined; Brenck's kirchner
Girls IN n posing act' James and ttta
Mitchell, daring gymnasts; Johnnie Ncf,
monologuist, Jack Ryan and I'd. Heaiy,
singers; Charles and Addie Wilkins, IN
travesty ON dancing, and the Harold
Lloyd comedies.
JACK PTCKFoRD AND LOUISE HUFF AT THE
RTALTo.
Famous pictures are often remembered
and often desired That is why Para
mount has rpissued some of the most
famous photoplays Of the day with the
popular stars and presented them to a
welcoming public This week tho Ralto
has arranged for the showing Of four Of
the most popular and unusual The first Is
Jack Pickford and louise Huff in Great
Expectations Tomorrow Mary Pick
ford IL coming in Behind the Scenes.
NAzIaovA AT THE QUEEN.
There is only one thing that is stronger
than death and that is love Upon tins
sentiment and truth is based the story
and title Of Nazimova's picture, Stronger
Than Death. which viii present the star
at the Q,iean Theatre all Of this week
The Nazimova as she was presented m
Eye for Eve" and "'rhe Red Lantern
is the star Of Stronger Than Death. +"
She has for time and for variety re-
llnqushed the type Of role as she was pre-
sented in THE Brat and has turned
once more To the heavier dramatic roles.
srRouEIM's $ WONDER PICTURE AT TIE MA
JEsTTC.
What is perhaps the most awe-in-
spirant scenery ever recorded for motion
picture background is seen IN Blind
Husbands. tho wonderful photoplay
production Of Eric Strohcirn The photo
play stars Mr. Strohelm formerly of the
Austrian army, in the role that will add
10 the hatred aroused by ms part of The
british Hun officer in The Heart of
Humanity Stroheim depicts the role
Of Lieutenant Won Stcuben of the Austrian
army He goes 10 a fashionable Alpine
resort to prey on alI womankind.
CAMEO GIRL At THE SAVOY
Commencing today and for the first
three days Of this week, Dolores Cas-
sinella. Pathe's Cameo grl, returns to the
Savoy Theatre In furnished ReDuta-
tions. her newest photoplay The story
is that of woman whose reputation Is
FIRST bcsmirched by sIander; then by the
desertion Of her lover, and finally BY a
false charge that sends her to reforTna-