Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11
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arc very interesting. This little fellow i,
decidedly clever and accomplished. Iio il
not only a natural wit, but he has many
talents, being a particularly good singer
and dancer. The scene represents him aa
being in "Toyland" ut most interesting
time, the night before Christmas, and ho N
present in person 10 assist IN Old Krias'
distribution Of favors among the childrca.
MARY ,mKronp AT THE VICTORIA.
Mary Pickford, as "The Glad Girl in
"Pollynnna, released by the United
/ Artists Corporation, spreads the sunshine
of Eleanor II. Porters philosophy at the
Victoria Theatre. This picture is said To
be the best vehicle in which Miss Pick
| ford has ever appeared. The story, written
| by Frances Marion and based on Eleanor
| II. Porter's celebrated PoIyanna books,
deals with the life of a little girl who made
il her business 10 spread the spirit of
gladness wherever her pathway led.
LONE worrs DAUGHTER AT THE SAVOY.
| Some idea may he gained of the rnagni-
tude of the elaborate auperfeature. THE
Lone VOLTS Daughter" when il is select
cd from numerous photoplays for the
Capitol Theatre, New York the worlds
greatest and most beautiful theatre
''fhe Lone VOLTS Daughter" ~ the at
traction at the Savoy Theatre for this
entire week, featuring Louise Glaun, ably
supported by Edwin Stevens.
'ipERE mAnLB" AT PLAYHOUSE TOMORROW
"Doro Mable" is coming and Whining
ton theatregoers are in for the earne kind
al fun and unusual wit as they enjoyed In
the fiction story of the same name The
event will take place the last three days Of
this week at The Playhouse Edward
Stroeter. the author and creator Of Bill Of
"Dere Mable," has succeeded IN preserv-
ing all the original wit in his stage book
and lyrics He has altered his story some-
what because he realized that the public
is not desirous of viewing war PLAYS The
audiences first glimpse of Bill and ''Dere
Mablo' will be secured At the pier upon
the return of the conqnerinr hero from
the fight overseas in which he more than
distinguished himself Public adulation
somewhat turns Bills head and he al
most forgets Deere Mable" and his love
for her Louis Bennison plays the role of
Bill Hattie Burke, will play the long
suffering and loving Mable.
Sweetheart Shop" closes its engage
mcnt at The Playhouse tonight. II has
made decided hit
AL c. Fields and his merry minstrel
men viii be at The Playhouse all Of next
week
'sr1rn SWEETHEART suop'' CLOSES TO-
NIGHT.
''The Sweetheart Shop" nice place,
where nioe people meet other nice people
and have a nice time and also a musical
comedy which in playing THREE day en-
gapunent az The Playhouse, viii close It's
performance there thus evening.
Harry Il hprfnf bsufta tho list ff
principals.
''pERE MAnLE" coMEs TOMORROW.
'Doro Mablo' and her Bill. both in
fksh fresh from their adventures IN tho
"Dore Mahle" book Of letters, will bo NJ
The Playhouse the last part of this yy.ek in
the musical comedy named after and
written about thom.
"Dere Mable" won favor with millions
of people IN this and almost every coun-
try that caine IN contact with the Amori-
can doughboys.
Al. q. FIELD MISsTRELs COMING.
An event in tho annual history of The
Playhouse is the coming Of the Al G.. Field
Mlnstrels whose visit this year Of 1920
will occupy the entire week Of February
l6 with the usual "Wednesday and Satur-
day matlnees.
III Aftt pik3kIASAAiBtt Ot NfflB fEAF s Ef1ffl~
pany Mr. Field has retained all the
favoritcs that have been with his company
for some years past and with the knowledge
of iis audiences demands has chosen
other new ones TO fill vacant places.
MALE AND FEMALE" AT rue QUEEN.
One OF the many things that impress the
spectator viewing Cecil b. DeMlle's
Male and Female, which is playing at
the Queen Theatre all of this week. Is
the care and the splendid duplication
made of the various scenes IN the picture
The first to demand attention is the
London home of Lord Loan. This is a
setting oi sumptuous ease and convenience
and most typical Of the homes of the
wealthy and titled English OF today
THE LOVES OF LEFTY" AT THE MAJESTIC.
Pauline Frederick picture, "The Loves
OF Lefty which is at the Majestic, viii
finish TODAY.
This picture proved to be one of the
star best, presenting IN its story history
of girls heart with al its longing for
riches, happiness and love Miss Frederick
registers the varied feelings in an exception
al and emotional manner.
HUMAN COLLATERAL" AT THE RIALTo.
Corinne Griffith, one of Rialto's best
stars, will be at the theatre TODAY and to-
morrow M Human Collateral, " her latest
photoplay production.
Were 1t not for some various phases In
the story, the picture might take on
serious aspect but 1t is saved from thus
by the leading figure who thinks she is
being used by the man she loves as col
lateral and stOlidly forces herself to be
aloof and reserved and at the same time