Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

THIS WEEKS BILL AT THE GARRJcK.
The Garrick Theatre announces bill
of features for this week. Ii includes the
following acts Miss Violet Dale, charm
ing coincidence, and her company, IN the
comedy playlet Breakfast for Three
Miss Daisy Nellis, charming American
pianiste; the Ward Sisters and Dooley,
who will present an offering of song and
music; jim Doherty, a singing comedian;
Will Morris. a funny hobo who rides n
bicycle: Young and Wheeler, bachelors OF
music: Miller and Bradford, IN songs;
Magee and Anita, aristocrats oi dancing,
and so on.
"DADDIEs' AT THE PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT.
Among the important stage productions
of the season there is none which oceu-
pies more conspicuous position than
'Daddies," which will be at The Play
house the first three days of this week.
This is a comedy drama by John j.. Hob
BILE. Young American playwright 1t ran
for an entire wear at the Lyceum and
Belasco Theatres in New York and has
had the pleasure To witness similar sue
cess in every city it has visited. David
Belasco is sponsoring it as one OF the
meritorious achievements OF his dis
tinp,ushed career. The delightful story
written by the deft pen OF MIR. Hobble,
has woman hatred on the part OF an
Organized club of FIVE bachelors as the
subject of it's development. Children, too,
come under the ban of these bachelors.
The New York cast that presented the
production during its engagement there
and in subsequent other cities, Will be IN
Wilmington The first performance will
be gwen this evening. There Is also
Wednesday matinee
"HIGH AND DRY" TUNEFuL MIXTURE.
William Moore Patch, producer of
'The Sweetheart Shop, announces the
engagement of his newest musical COM
edV. |High and Dry at The Playhouse
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
"High and Dry" comes here preceded by
extremely laudatory notices, az being
that rare combination of farce and music,
logical in plot comic in humor and tune
full in melody; which Is thoroughly vel
coined by theatregoers, everywhere. Seats
are on sale.
MAE MURRAY AND DAVID POWELL AT rHE
MAJESTIC.
To Mae Murray and David Powell
have been entrusted the presentations Of
the two chief figures in Michael Morton's
plav, "On With the Dance Today its
screen version, by George Fitzmaurice,
will begin a weeks run at the Majestic
Theatre Theatregoers IN Wilmington
are especially interested in this picture
because it was at The Playhouse several
seasons ago that Mr. Morton play made
its debut Its later success In New York
is matter Of theatrical history.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DOUBLE BILL AT THE
QUEEN.
Bryant Washburn and Wanda Hawley
are featured in the comedy Mrs Tenn
nIes Telegram" which begins the double
bill that the Queen Theatre Is offering for
the first three days Of this week In a
laughable mix-up Of jealous husbands and
wives, Mr.. Washburn, IN the role OF the
chief funmaker, figures as an innocent
man, falsely accused of succumbmg to the
wiIes Of pretty vamp. Chaplin 5
comedy. "The Count, is a revival Of the
comedians former classic Of the same
name.
LARRY sEMoN AND ANITA STEWART on
RIALTo BILL
A double bill offering begins three-day
run at the Rialto today. Larry Nemon IS
first offcped in the comedy The Head
waiter. This farce represents Semon at
his best as comedian with originality
! and punch. His work is peculiarly his
own and AS humorous AS any one can
| imagine. The Hcadwaiter' has every
thing il suggests in il, from pics 70 music.
| Anita Stcwarts picture The Combat IS
the offering for the rest Of the program.
This l. a dramatic feature Of much conse-
quencc-
LOUISE GIAUM Ar THE SAVOY
"Sex, starring Louise Glaum, is the
attraction a the Savoy Theatre this week
"Adrienne, as Miss Glatm has played
her. is a georgous creature Of New ork 5
turnultous nlght-life, who never steals q
man love from another woman-oh, no.
she only finds the love the other woman
has lost