Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
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GARStcK BILL pIEAsEs.
The bill NJ the Garrick Theatre was de-
cdedly pleasing 10 last nights audience,
judgingby the applause and the commen-
dation of the people ms they were ming
out 1t il an Offering of features. Harry
aud Tom Linton's musical comedy, An
Alaskan Romance" was presented by
company of l2 fun makers and beauty
chorus II is full OF comedy. music and
dancing. and the chorus is decidedly pretty
and talented Mae and Rose wilton,
though Young in yeats, proved that they
are old in ability, judging by the manner
in which they sang, danced and piayes
the violin They also demonstrated the
fact that they have keen sense OF huinor.
Lillian and Anna Roth, also young en-
tertaine.s. have marked ability as dfa-
matte artists and condolences. They pre-
sented MAKE Believe a vesy. pretty
plavlet that recalled childhood days;
Irene Mvers' singing was feature, ana
il made her lots of friends. Reed and
Blake. funny comedians, had everybody
Laughing with their wit and wisdom. Bud
Helm and Helen Lockwood presented
For You" an interesting comedy play
let. A clever surprise act was gwen ny
Kafka and Stanley, slack wire artists,
one holding the wire with the teeth
PAULINE FREpERICK AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
The new Robettson-Colc picture "A
Slave of Vanity will receive ITS hrst
eastern presentation at The Playhouse
TODAY. At this theatre IL will be shown Tor
Two davs. Pauline Frederick Is the star.
Eaualing her work in the famous pro-
duction MADAME n and far surprising
any of her previous work. Miss Frederick
enacts with startling clcarness the role OF
Iris. the he.oine of "a Slave of Vanity
and the original title Of 81; Arthur Wing
Pine-os drama upon which the picture
is based
''vErL o'nRIEN MlNsTRELs
COME THURSDAY
Judginc from the number of reserva-
tiorS for the matinee and evening per
inrmances on Thanksgiving Day, IT seems
tina, many people consider an attendance
at Neil O'Brien's MinStrciS an appro-
pirate celebration Of the holiday, The
event Of the MINISTRIES Is an annual one.
Ii is also an occasion for many people TO
go to the theatre who do not attend
show during the entire year. Lew Silson,
the Variety Boy has been engaged rs
principal comedian. and the following
list Of comcdia.s will assist in the fun
making: DAVIS Gaffney, Jack Amick,
Steve Berrian, Bobby Gossans and many
more. There will bc the usual concert
and parade daily during the engagement
''sHAvi>Gs" HERE NEXT MONDAY.
"Shavings" will return to The Play
house next Monday for a three-iay run.
"Shavings'' delighted All New York for
six months at the knickerbocker Theatre,
after PLAYING Wilmington last winter,
and more recently it has charmed Wash
iugton whence il comes back 10 this city.
THE SOUL OF YOUTH At THE RIALTo.
William ID. TAYLOR made and dedicated
a special picture called The Soul OF
Youth" 10 the boys of America. Ii IS re-
ceiving it's SECOND presentation IN this
city at the Rialto Theatre today. There Is
a specially selected cast that appears IN
the many characters oG rrc play.
WALLACE REID AT THE MAJESTIC.
Another breezy automobile romance
serves as the latest starring vehicle for
Wallace Reid This time il is What's
Your Hurry?" and Yesterday it was pre-
sented before big crowd at the Majestic
Theatre. But the tar does not stick to the
racing car long in this new specd-plcture
In order 70 win the lady of his heart, the
daughter uf grlff old motor truck manu-
iacturer. Wsllie becomes an empiove Of
his prospective father-in-law, and tries
some novel stunts in the publicity line
RExBEACH STORY Ar TIE QUEEN
Rex Beach's story The North Winds
Malice" and Charlie Chaplin's comedy,
The Adventurer'' we're the features on
exhibition yesterday at the Queen Theatre
for the first time In this combination,
the audiences found entertainment Of
more than ordinary consequence. he
well known territory OF Alaska IS the
stamping ground Of the North Wind
Malice" snd the fact that this story
differs from the ordinary run Of Beach
stories IS possibly due TO its unusual
presentation.
FRED s. HECK AT THE SAVOY.
A beautiful love story. deep intrigue,
and a strange. glamorous, colorful set
ting found in New York by delving into
he mysterious Chinese underworld, COM
bire themselves in The Money Changers,
he Benz. B. Hampton super-production
that had its opening at the Savoy Theatre
Yesterday and viii be continued for the
balance OF the week Adapted from the
famous novel by Upton Sinclair, former
Wilmingt oman. the patrons ofthe Savoy
are assured Of real treat in witnessing
this remarkable production. Frederick
Stanton Heck, another Wilmingtoniap,
is In the cast.