Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
mo REVUE At rnE aannIcx.


The scenic and song revue, which i
being given ut the Garrick Theatre thls
week by u company headed by Maxine
Skies Douglas, is an elaborate affair
Al Garricllc, a clever comedian AZ well az
| n good singer, Is also featured There IL q
chorus Of pretty girls who sing and dance
in interesting fashion. Added 10 their
personal charms are q lot Of fine costumes,
several changes being made during the
hact. There are also several complete sets
Of scenery, all of which arc used Mt each
OF the performances.
! LIONEL BARRYMORE At THE PLAYHOUSE
| THURSDAY
Playgoers have d real treat in store for
them in the coming Of Lionel Barrymore
in "Thc Letter Of the Law" To The Play
house tomorrow, Friday and Saturday.
II is one Of the greatest plays by Eugene
Brieux and in the French version was
known as "1he Robe Rouge" John ID.
Williams produced the drama, which fact
in itself is a guarantee Of the excellent
company in the support Of the star and
the fine production TO be given the play.
The story in ono which has To do with the
operation of the law and in particular IL
relates to the manner in which ambitious
office holders are willing TO sacrlfce the
poor in order to benefit themselves. While
the scenes are laid in France, the story is
one which has application to almost every
land IL is said that as Mouzon, Mr. Barry
more will have an opportunity to add an
other brilliant portrait TO the many
notable stage drawings now standing to his
credit. Doris Rankin plays the chief
feminine role
RICHARD cARLE. HIMSELF. IN SUNSHINE.
Richard Carle, himself, generally con-
ccded 10 be one Of Americas foremost
musical comedy comedians, and his large
company of fun makers, singers, dancers
and musicians in Sunshine, viii be the
attraction Mt The Playhouse beginning
Monday evening, February 2, with the
usual "Wednesday matinee. Sunshine"
is n elaborated work of Alexander
Johnstone, composer Of the delightful
score Of "Fiddlers Three" and William
Cary Duncan, who wrote the book and
lyrics, and has served To keep this unique
star in the larger cities for the past "
weeks. Newspaper opinion generally
afFrms that Sunshine" is by far the best
thing Garlic has dome since the days Of
"The TenderfoOt." A typical Carle
beauty chorus and a symphony orchestra
are also features Of the entertainment.
Seats for the engagement first go on sale
tomorrow morning for all performances.
sENNETT BEAUTIES AT THE QUEEN.
Mack Sennetts famous Bathing Beau-
ties, at the Queen Theatre, are attracting
lot Of attention, They appear in con-
junction with the showing Of the Sennett
super comedy, Yankee Doodle in Ber-
lin," and occupy their audiences atten-
ton by dancing, singing and posing, all
three OF which arts they are very capable
of presenting, since their work in the
studio requires such and their experience
on tour has proved their ability and Sue
cess The Sennett Bathing Beauties are
said TO be the most beautiful girls, of the
screen. As for Yankee Doodle in Berlin,
it is one Of the best things Mack Sennett
has done. in the creation Of big comedies.
MARION DAVIES At THE MAJESTIC.
Marion Davies is making bid for
popularity with Majestic patrons in
"T'he Cinema Murder" which may well
be considered as one OF the most enter
tanning pictures of the month. Opening
with clever deception in its story, which
lends exceptional color 10 its other develop
ment, The Cinema Murder" continues
along in its story with the cleverness that
has stamped its author, E. Phillips OPP
penheim, as one OF the most unusual Of his
kind. Mack Sennett contributes to the
fun by his comedy, "The Speakeasy."
HARRY T. MoREY AT THE RIALTo
The seriousness of life, with It's ups and