Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
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A number a hcedliners arc on the bill
at tho Garriok Theatre this week, tho
Offering including tho following acts
| binAtion Of skill and music; James Mullin
and Anna Francis, in comedy; Major
Jack Allen, . noted roper Of the wilds; the
Clair Sisters, condolences; the Burns
! Brothers, in series Of thrills and laughs;
| Hattie Lorraine and her company in n
| classy dancing number; the Otto Brothers,
| rollicking comedians, and Lawrence Crane,
| illusionist, who will be assisted by Grace
Andrews.
'soMEpopY's SWEETHEART" AT THE pLAr-
HOUSE.
Rich in combination Of essentials 10
musical comedy SUCCESS, Somebody's
Sweetheart" which WAS rooted to Broad
way one year, will again rivct tho attcn-
ton To The Playhouse tonight, tomorrow
night and Wednesday, when it returns for
a second engagement. Tingling and tune
ful music that il impossiblc to resist and a
plot that provokes laughter continually
open the way for cast Of Broadway stars,
headed by William Kent. Alonzo Price
is the author OF the book and lyrics and
Antonio Bafunno evolved the music.
With Mr., Kent appears the same cast
except for one change that played Viii
mington last season. Kent is one Of those
comedians who gets his laughs from the
audience without Iaboring. One Of Kents
comedy tricks il n shiver that registers
the most emotional agitation ever seen
outside the flicker of a motion picture.
Hiliarity is the keynote of the production.
ANNA WHEATON THE STAR or "3 SHOWERS.
Anna Wheaton, or as she is called 'the
pccress of musical comedy artists, md one
of the most accomplished actresses upon
the stage will be one Of the featured
PLAYERS in MIR. and Mrs. Coburns new
production, "3 Showers" which will hc
The Playhouse offering for the last three
days Of this week. Seats went on sale
today.
WILLIAM g. HART AT THE RfaITo.
William s. Hart will today and tomor-
row be featured at the Ratio IN BE
tween Men" This is one Of the strongest
Hart bills and upon its first presentation
in this city scored n big hit even for Bill
Hart. Its story, which commences In the
West, enters into New York and Broad
way an d in manner lively with action and
spin, furnishes story Of the most un-
usual sort. Mr.. Hart receives the sup
port of House Peters and Enid Markey.
ErARS AT IHE SAVOY
The management Of the Savoy Theatre
announces that it has secured for the first
three days Of this week the new World
Special Feature, starring June Elvidve,
Earl Metralf, and others in one of the most
remarkable and timely of photoplays,
The Poison Pen" In "1he Poison Pen"
June Elvidge plays the role of Allayne
Filbert, who is transformed from sweet
and innocent girl 10 "A creature whose de-
based mentality finds pleasure in writing
anonymous notes.
OLIVE THOMAS AT TIFF VICTORIA.
"The Glorious Lady" Olive Thomas
third Sclrnck picture, will be the feature
attraction at the Victoria Theatre this
week. II tells the tale Of the love of the
Duke of Loame for beautiful Ivis Benson.
q peasant girl This love is famed into q
strong fame, when lvis rcscties the duke
nj the risk Of her own life during the run
ming Of the annual point to point race.
This race in similar 10 our American
Hteeplechase. and is an English custom
which had its origin far back in the
haronial days.