Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
TOM ENNiz AT THE GARRiCK.


Tom Ennis, who as an Irish bagpiper,
/ appears with Larry Reilly and his Irish
players in "The Minstrel of Kerry" at the
Garrick Theatre, all next week, is probably
known by all Wilmington theatregoers
through his selections on The Nictrola,
being under contract to the Pathe Vic
| trola Co. to make eight records year.
| A prominent musical critic once sad,
| Ennis rcnditions of the popular melodies
although humorous at times arc pathetic
enough to bring an audience TO tears"
MONTE cRrsTo, JR., At THE PLAYHOUSE.
Heralded as 'the greatest laughing
show ever produced by the celebrated
New York Winter Garden, Monte
Cristo Jr., twcnty-seventh big musical
spectacle to be sent on tour by the Messrs.
Lee and j. j. Shubert. comes to this city
for an engagement comprising next
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, with
the usual Wednesday matinee. Monte
Cristo, Jr.. is travesty on the famous
Dumas novel Of similar title. 1t is in II
gorgeous scenes of more than ordinary
magnitude and possesses world of fun
and melody in book and score.
cox WITH THE DANCE" AT THE MAJESTIC.
The picture at the Majestic Theatre
this week 'On With the Dance" is the
story of Russian immigrant girl played
by Mae Murray. She is selfish, beautiful
and pleasure-loving. Temporarily yielding
to temptation that leads her into New
York might life" the heroine later re-
deems herself Those who have not yet
availed themselves Of the opportunity to
see this big feature picture are urged TO do
So Mt once, as the engagement closes to-
morrow night
MUSIC Ar-sHELLroT.
Special attention will, this season, he
paid 20 the music at Shellpot Park, which
opens tomorrow. The band will give three
concerts daily The concerts will bc n real
feature and are expected to prove popular.
The same careful attention will he given 10
the music in the dancing pavilion. There
will be an orchestra of eight pieces to play
dance music.
LOUISE GLAUM At THE SAVOY.
Louise Glaum in sex" will have IFS
last showings at the Savoy Theatre today
and tomorrow. Rarely il ever has photo
play created as much favorable comment
from an audience rs SEX Dealing with
one Of the most vital and social topics Of
the day, Sex is a timely subject As
Adrienne Renault, dazzling butterfly Of
the Frivolity Roof, Miss Glaum is n
IaAtsiAtt 90 Nts1t't's
as radiant as life can be III the wild noe
turnal vortex Of Manhattan.
Smoker by Friends Of Ireland.
The Patrick Sarsield Branch Of tho
Friends of Irish Freedom will hold
smoker and entertainment in the Brown
son gymnasium tonight, commencing nj
Sis. Among the entertainers will be
John and Michael Mallov, Francis Rear
don and James J. Dovlin
DOROTHY DALroN AT THE QUEEN.
In her most recent productions Dorothy
Dalton's forte has been the intcrpreta-
tion Of dual roles Yesterday at the
Queen Theatre she appeared III another
The picture Is The Dark Mirror and
1t IS a very excellent and highly enjoy
able photoplay The two characterize
tions that Miss Dalton is called upon 10
interpret with her beauty and undcniahlc
ability were originally the creations of
Louis Joseph Vance. 4 Christie comedy is
one Of the added attractions
FRANK KEENAN, AT BE RIALro
Today and tomorrow the Rialto i
offering Frank Keenan, rs its star He is
appearing In DOLLAR for Dollar" the
very latest production Of his making
strong, virile roles are particularly we'll
played when given to Mr. keenan, Tins
picture offers him ono of the strongest