Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
GOOD NIL At THE nAnnlcK.

GOOD BILL At THE GARHicK.
Guy j. Sampsel and Lily Leonhard. in
their new musical comedy act, one Of the
features of the bill at the Garricl Theatre
iastDight, scored with the audience. They
sang, danced and did other interesting
things Miss Leonhard's gowns are mag
niiicent. They are artists In fact, the bill
was good all the way through. The dane
ing oi Martin and Fabrini was an artistic
gem, showing talent and originality. kel-
lam and 0Dare are very funny comedians
who had everybody in good humor.
lianlon and Clifton gave an athletic ex-
hlbltion that was quite n novelty, taking
place IN drawing room. Charles lienry's
trained dogs posed with the intelligence oi
human beings. Burke and Tougby sang
some sweet Irish songs, played the pipes
and cracked jokes, while Albright and
Henderson entertained with fun and music
also. Rose Clare. "the 1850 girl, was
clever, with her songs of 80 years back
in 1850.
Walter Hampdens presentation of
Hamlct" this evening at The Playhouse
should prove n red letter event Of this
season. The return of Shakespeare after
several years absence from The Play
goers who recognize in it the very best Of
the stage offerings AS a Shakesperian
artist, MIR. Hampden takes rank with those
'Harnlets'' of all ages lie is most like,
probably because Of race and training),
the late Edwin Booth, who 10 the past
two generations represented the best of
American Shakesperian artists. But MIR.
liampden's fame rs not confined To the
United States When he made an appear
ance in London in Hamlet" William
Arche~, the dean of all London critics,
was SO impressed bv his sincerity and
mastery of the role. that he spoke Of him
as 'the greatest living Hamlet" Tomor-
row matinee and evening, MIR Hampden
and his company will present Shakes
penres famous love tragedy, "Romeo
and Juliet.
GERALDINE FAfuRAH's PICTURE. THE wo-
MAN AND tue PupPET."
The last two days of this week, Friday
and Saturday, The Playhouse management
mas secured Geraldine Farrars picture,
"The Woman and the Puppet.' She will
receive the support of her husband, Lou
Telegen.
CLARA KIMBALL Young AT THE QUEEN.
Clara kimbal Young continued in
"The Forbidden Woman at the Queen
yesterday, the splendid impression she
IN ade and left with her work m Eyes Of
y outh :" The picture is elaborately built
and carefully produced Miss Young gives
excellent attention TO her character Of
Diane Sorel, French actress, and pre-
sents her in true sincerity and beauty. The
Christie comedy special, eco West,
Young Woman is the comedy attrao-
tion.
THE MIRACLE OF Lovn" At THE MAJESTIC.
4 lovely romance with an English
setting is "The Miracle Of Love-" the
picture which finishes it's run nj the Ma
lestic Theatre today Lucy Cotton, who
plays the role of the Duchess of Tarwick,
is lovely American girl. hut her work in
"The Miracle OF Love" is deceivng as far
as revealing her true nationality. is con-
cerncd She possesses all the poise and
dignity of a true English lady Beginning
tomorrow, Marion Davies, the Ziepiield
FOllies beauty, will be seen IN April
Folly.
FRANK KEENAN At THE RlAfro.
Frank Keenan,. as he appeared at the
Rialto Yesterday, IN Jim tirimsby's
Boy" gave one of the best screen prescn-
tations which he has ever given at the
Rlalto. IL rs story OF iatherly love,
strikingly presented. Tomorrow and for
that day only. William $. Hart will be
seen in The Aryan." This picture is one
Of the typical Hart "bad men" stories.
''oTHER MEMS SHOES" At THE SAVOY.
"Other Mems Shoes, which opened a
weeks engagement at the Savoy Theatre
yesterday, proved to be one Of the most
absorbing and stupendous screen dramas
of the year. II is an adaptation from
Andrew Soutar's famous novel of the
same name. The story. which tells Of
twin brother stepping into his weaker
brothers shoes TO save him from gang Of
schemers, holds the audience throughout
with many tense and gripping situations.
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