Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

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According 20 atvanoc information
what is said IN be ono of tho hest dramatic
offerings If the sce-nn wil be the pgv
Chinese-Auerican drerrs, NThe Unv.nt-
ed One" which o1rr~e to The Pisyfsou~e
the FIRST three days az NEXT week. The
Unwanted One0 n By Forrest HsJ~sy
and Clara Bersnger snd it tells The sto-y
Of a Chinese maiden's philosophy ~
ancestral pride IN conflict with the rfgIo
code Of American social distinctions. The
leading role, that Of PrIpoees Cha Hra.
tsas been given 20 Madeline Deimsr, VIM
will probably be remembered for her r.
narkable performance m "ErStwhlle
Ssrsan'' IN which Mrs Fis<e also sp-
peared.
ALTERNATE" IsPoRTAw- DRAMATIC IN
GAGg1EHr-
A new play. entitled 4" "Afternath," BY
Edwin Milton Royle, the author OF that
favor1te drama THE oqJLav Man
which was 7Eh g pronounced szsccess m
both this country and England. lew
years ago, VIII come 70 The Playhouse Tor
three nights and a Saturday matinee be
ginning Thursday, March p.
8. MILLER KENT At TIE CsRzicK-
s. Miller Kent. a Broadway star, viii be
at the Garrick Theatre next week. featur-
ed IN The Real Mr.. O., . very funny
comedy. The bill also includes The Six
Little Maids, whose beauty, accomplish
rnents and versatility form . very inter
essIrlx combination: Charles ana Add1e
Wilkins, IN The Tango Lesson Jaci
/ Ryan and Ed. Heaiy, IN songs; Johnnie
/ Neff. = very funny comedian; JaTnes ana
/ Eta Mitchell, IN an aerial comedy
! Brenck's Kirrhner Girls, n posing otasslc
/ OF beauty, and CorInne Arouckie,
1 charming comedienne.
tgAzgoyA AT THE QUEEN.
An apt and lever title. Stronger Than
! Death. has been put 70 NazImova
4 newest and according to report her mos
/ ambitious production which viii ne q
( the Queen Theatre al of next week
! The Russian artIsts, VINO mas not oeen
/ seen at the Queen since her memorable
appearance in The Brat, mas returned
/ 70 emotional roles IN her newest vehicle
I in the role Of sn English dance hal giri
( who tinds romance and adventure IN
( India
srRosEIss's WONDER PLAY At The MA
JESTIC.
/ Il IS not so much IN the general story a.
/ IN the uslnualiy interesting development
1
treated. that the success and interest Is
absorbed IN Blind Husbands Ere
4 StFoheims wonder play which viii cumc
% the Majestic Thestre the frss three
/ ,iavs of next week. Stroheim has appear
I ed in motion pictures on many previous
/ and memorable occasions, being mos
/ noted for his portraits OF German officers.
/ IS SHOWERS AT THE PLAYHOUSE
/ The last downpour of 50 Showers
viii come TO pass tonight, when the pleas
{ inc play with music finishes its engagement
/ at The Playhouse, where 1t has been sclc'
! Thursday Anna Wheaton and the ciele'
! company that supports this unusla4i'
attractive leading lsdy, have held fh.
Plavto,lse audiences in 3 merry mood
LAST DAY OF THOMAS FILN.
Today viii be the last showing Of Di'V'
Thomas snd Matt Moore m he 1loF'
Gus Lady" which has delighted the move
fans all during this week al the NietoTia
Theatre. For next week. winch Is JlN
farewell week OF the Victoria heatre, tn'
management selected William Farnln r
his latest William Fox super production
entitled "The Adventurer, written ~
f.. Llovd sheldon, and ls based upon nc
adventures Of an impecunlous count VINO
lived in Spain At time when gambling
was at lis height and when noblemen
vagered everything on the treasures
Mexico and Peru.