Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE LrrTIn CAVE AT THE SARRrs;K.
This weeks bill 1t tho Garrick Theatre
h featured by "Tbc Little Cafe" ro-
nance Of Greenwich ViIlnge, in which
there arr typical songs, dances, comedy,
nc. n will bc given by capable company
under the direction of Dan Newman. Tho
bill also Includes the DeIAvoras, comedy
acrobats; Rekotna, "thn gentleman eguili-
brist," who does bis stunts in drawing
room; the Brewer trio OF musicians; Car
son and Willard. In Songs and dancrs, Will
liam Guilty, in clever musical Offering,
Fred Gill and Frances Weak, In song and
chatter, and Joseph Holland and Cathlcep
Oden, who will present the comedy sketch
II Beg Pardon"
"oSr MONT IN ROME WITH LAuRrrrE
TAYLOR, AT THE pLAYHou'E.
"Onc Night in Rome will be the At.
traction Mt The Playhouse tomorrow and
Wednesday, when il viii bring tho we'll
known Laurette Taylor to this city. This
engagement easily ranks among the npet
important Of the season. Lairette Taylor
is one Of the most capable and best known
American actresses whose almost sensa-
tional rise 20 fame in a very short period ut
years, is a mntter Of theatrical history.
o. NV Heart" Lourette Taylor has visited
Wilmington in nearly every one Of her
subsequent plays and esch has been re-
ceivcd with much enthusiasm. H. IS OF
interest to those who contemplate at
tendance upon this engagement, that New
fork critics are Of the UNANIMOUS opipion
that Misa Taylor has the expression moat
worthy Of her real art and personality IN
her Interpretation Of the character OF
ID Engine" the heroine Of "One Night
in Rome" ]. Hartley Manners, husband
Of the star, IL the author Of the play.
MARIE pnnssLnn IN "rrLLrg's NIGHTMARE
Marie Dressler IL to DO az The Play
house the latter part Of this week m
TITLES Nightmare" She devoted ell 81
her time and energy for three years 70 The
soliciting of Liberty Loan and Thrift
Stamp subscriptions. The entertainment
she offers in TITLES Nightmare" well
warrants any praise that can be testowed
upon II.
"sI.s or THE curLpRrN' At THE SAVOY.
The announcement that the manage
nent Of the Savoy Theatre has booked
1.-THE Sins Of the Children" for THE week
has aroused much interest among local
motion picture pr oducing art. The leading
roles are assumed by Alma Hanlon and
Stuart Holmes, while Mahlon Hamilton ~
prominent in the support. The critics
say the story is not only timely, but rs the
most serious protest against some phases
ri modern society that has ever been
presented on stage or screen.
"cHEcKrRs' AT THE VICTORIA.
Checkers" ny Henry NJ. Blossom, .
William Fox Special production, the great
est racing play in the world with thorough
breds and high life intermingled with a
hssic drama of the human emotions, will
be the feature attraction at the Victoria
Theatre this week.
six BrsT CELLARS" At THE QUEEN.
With no reference whatsoever made or
meant 20 fiction or books, Bryant Wash
burns latest picture was given the sorne-
what ambiguous title Of 'FThe Six Beet
Cellars" There Is 81 inference in the
spelling Of tho last word Of the name that
makes ths reader instantly know that this
picture win have something 20 do with the
thing prohibition finished. The Six Best
Cellars Is not propaganda picture
either for the "wets" or the "drys.' 10
takes sides with neither party but what
it does do is 20 offer entertainment IN
faree-eomedy form for all.
WALLACE REID At TUE MAJESTIC
The second Of the series Of three motor
pictures that Wallace Reid will be starred
in vail be shown at the Maze site Theatre