Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
GOOD COMEDY rrLL Al THE gAHHfCK.

ooop COMEDY rILL Al THE aAnRfcK.
The bill NJ the Gnrfok Theatre merited
tho approval of the audience laat night,
ID il full Of comedy and there ~ also good
singing dancing md novelty. waiter
Mnnthey, n wonderful dancer, heads
company thnt presented terpsiohorean
olsssio He is assisted by skilled and
pretty girls. Tommy Hayden imperson-
ated an Englishmen ard made lots of fun
in his effort 20 master American slang
Mort Fox and Joe Barton, clever come
dians, had everybody laughing with their
wit and wisdom. Catland. which exploited
trained cats snd rats. attracted particular
attention. The cats and rats have been
highly trained and they live together IN
peace. The juggling Of the Royal sydneyh
WAS OF especial interest because 1T was
dono while the iupglers were unioycling.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Noroross pre-
sented Song Glimpse Of Yesterday.
which took the audience back 30 the days
of thar youth Reford and O'GoodYs
blaokfaoe comedy was a scream
"rAs1 10 wEs1" At THE rIArHousr.
William Harris, Jr., s bringing his
smashing Now York hit, Fast il West,
10 The Playhouse on Thursday for An on
gagement limited 30 three days. Coming
direct from the Astor Theatre, New York,
where IL completely upset all traditions
for two solid years, IL is now on lts first
road tour and Is supported by an excellent
company, headed by tho charming Miss
Helen Sinnott The production itself, Is
ono Of tho most lavish comedies ever
attempted The number of performance
| played in New York wore over GOO and
| tho number OF people who witnessed the
| n Il 4 Ir
have never sean Fast is West" wonder
| what the play is all about, ne the title is
| somewhat Of mystery Briefly, y is p
| play Of Oriental and Occidental character
| In prologue and three acts The pro
loglie in laid in China and the scene is an
| exact replica Of Chinese love-boat Tho
| first net follOwa with n sceno in palatlal
| home Of wealthy Americerized Chinese
ald tho second and third acts nre quito
| American with distinct American At
mosphere
"cntrD eon shLE AT1HF sAvoT.
Ivan Abrarnsnns drnmptic photoplay
| A Child For Sale which began q week >
| engagement yesterday at the savoy
/ Theatre. is regarded as ono Of tho most
timely photopays of the season DEALING
as il DOES with tho present day evils Of
rent profiteeriug and the hardships en-.
forced by these conditions. It IL but natIr-
nj that this production should create
tremendous appeal 10 the public ~ large
Ma AgD MIRA coBuRs ~ "FRENcH LEAVE
Those famous creators and producers o
| "1hc Better Ole. Mr. and Mrs Coburn
will mako their first appearance befor'
| Wilmington audiences tho first part .
next week IN their new play. frencf
| Leave Seats for the rIn wlli go on sai'
| Thursday French Leave vii 0peT
on unlimited engagement AZ the Belmon
Theatre, New York, on November Z.
"LrGurS' NEXT WEEK Also.
Fresh from ts trumphs on Broadway
where It has bccn witnessed BY mani
local people. Iightnin. will be presenter
at The Playhouse the last IN roe days p
nert week Mail orders with the prope
renttances viii be taken care n
VIOLA DANA Al THE QUEEN
Asa story If the higher class artists IN
the crook world Rlac kmail, which was
presented Yesterday for the first tim
ri the Queen Theatre, furnished q wealtl
of thrills lntertwined with an unusua
love theme Blackmail' "a 3 screen yer
sion 81 the popular story Of Lucia Cham
berlaln which was published N the Satur
day Evening Post lola Dana "a tn
shrewd daughter II the master crook Va
charming adventures IN the plot whlci
ends with love triumphant over the crlns
nal teschlngs Of her father.
MISS qLAuM At TIE AAJErro.
With background Of amazlng vivid nee