Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
GARRrcg BILL NEXT WEEK.

GAkfslGk BILL MINT NEEh-
A clever comedy bill is announced for
the Garrick Theatre next week, including
the following acts Mary Master and Jack
Kraft, supported by a capable company
in the comedy dancing revue, "The
Breakin;" Harry Bulger and his company
in the musical comedy ''Hon and Doarle;'
O'Brien and Duge, in comedy offering,
Rose Garden, pianist and singer; Cleveland
and Fay in the comedy sketch "Oh
Doctor Tommy Gordon, comedian
the Flying Henrys; the Sohoolers, two
nuts" etc.
LOUISE nIAUM At THE QUEEN.
Some of the drawings that were sent in
for the lion head contest ia connection
with the showing of The Revenge of
Tarzan" at the Queen will be on exhibi-
tion today. Several hundred were sent in
and the winners only selected after con-
siderable careful Judging. The photoplay
for next week at the Queen IS TO be
Love Madness, which brings Louise
Glaum TO the thatre for the first time in
several years. The story for Love Mad
ness" is the work of c. Gardner Sullivan
one of the best known of the writer's for
the screen.
THE HALF MOON AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
"The Half Moon" Joseph Cawthorn's 5
musical comedy, will leave Wilmington
after the performance tonight and GO to
Philadelphia, where it is scheduled TO open
run ON Monday evening.
mot so LONG AGO" BEGINS MONDAY
One OF those rare plays that win popu-
larity because of its exquisite sweetness
and goodness is mot So Long Ago,
which comes to The Playhouse for the
first three days of next week with the east
that appeared in it all last year at the
Booth and Nora Bayes Theatres In New
York. Arthur Richman Us the author
This play, which represents his first work,
is one that clearly prophesies what Is TO
be expected from so gifted writer In the
future. 1t is a fantasy and romance OF
the early '70s and its appeal Is made
directly through its wholesome merry
comedy. AT the head of the
cast that presents it are Eva
lie Gallienne and Sidney Blaekmer.
Miss lie Gallienne, is the daughter. of
Richard lie GalIienne the poet and her
role in tins play has all the sweetness and
beauty of the characters created III verse
by her famous father.
FRANCES WHITE COMES IN JIMMIE
Oscar Hammerstein has his first local
offering of the new season III Frances
Whites vehicle Jimmie" which W i'll be
at The Playhouse the last three days of
next week. Miss White, whose work has
been the feature of the Follies of Ziegheld
and The Greenwich Village" will be
seen as a star for the first time. she Is
under tive-year contract with Arthur
Hammerstein.
DORIS KEANE AT THE MAJESTIC.
Today Basil Kings story, The Street
Called Straight" and Johnny Hinez
comedy. "Torchy Comes Through" are
playing for the last times at the Majestic.
On Monday comes Doris keane, in the
principal role of Romance. For several
years past producers have been trying to
secure the screen rights of this remarkably
successful stage play. Miss Keane who
plays in the picture, owns the play in
which she created the leading role. For the
past six years she has been occupied with
It's presentation all over the United States
and In London. Romance is one of the
tenderest and sweetest love stories OF
stage history.