Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
EXCELLENT SINGER AT THE aARRIcx.

EXCELLENT SINGER AT THE GARRlCK.
Edmond Mulcahy, who is singing at the
GarriclS Theatre this week, is attracting
quite a bit of favorable attention. He has
powerful baritone voice, which he uscs
TO good advantage. He has unusual range
and q keen conception of the spirit OF
every selection he uses, which is pleasing
feature of his work. He i, accompanied by
Walter Buckley, who is a real artist on the
piano. This is an interesting combination
and it il making An impression on the
patrons of the Garrick.
WILLARD MACK IND CLARA 'oEL AT
THE PLAYHOUSE.
Surrounding Willard Mack and Clara
Joel in "Iicr Man." which comes TO The
Playhouse on Monday, will be found q real
metropolitan cast among whom are John
J. Sparks, wel-remembercd rs a Broad
wav fAvorite when Weber and Fields
Music Hall was the homo Of all that was
big in musical extravaganza. Zola Ialma,
last season with Mrs. Fiske IN Nell OF
New Orleans" Bclasoo's DARK Rosa
lcen" and Hthel Barrymore; L. Tamamoto
considered the greatest Japanese actor IN
America, who was with some OF the pig
gest attractions of the country; Joseph
Sweeney, who just closed with he
Lady OF the Lamp, and Marshall 'in-
cent, last season with Marjorie kambeau
and Alice Brady In "Her Man. Mr.
Mack has taken AS his setting the lncz
Mountains in lower California, noted for
their beauty and Mexican atmosphere.
The story Of "Hor Man" promises some
thing new and original, with ono Of the
biggest surprises since Kick In While
IL is y western story, there arc no Indians
or COWBOYS, which in most western plays
are ms essential as gasoline to motor car.
Seats are now selling.
go LONG LEFTY" AT THE QUEEN.
II seems from view of so Long
Lefty" at the Queen Theatre, that Al
Christie, it's producer, IL to he Just as
popular and adept in making feature
length comedies rs he is in making the one
and two reel Christie laugh hits. SO
comedy. Thus description covers multi
tudo not of sins. but Of virtues.
WALLACE REID At THE MAJESTIC.
There can be little doubt that II Wallace
Reid should open up in any town, espec.
ially in Wilmington, the sort OF school
which is shown in his new picture, "The
Charm School" which was offered yes
terdav AZ the Majestic Theatre for the
ilfSt tllne, tnAt ne Ntuil W. uibit fhl'iiN
than he could properly care for
SHIRLEY MASON At THE RrALTo
The Rialto Theatre has been visited by
unusual crowds since yesterday, due, un-
doubtedlv to tho fact that Shirley Mason
is being featured there the rest Of this
week in her new photoplav production
Girl of Nv Heart" This picture Is ono
that is remarkable not because of any
particularly dramatic or spectacular scene,
but more because IL has direct. gentle
and tender appeal TO the heart RAYMOND
Mckee plays opposite Miss Mason
DOUGLAS FATRBANKs IN THE MARK oF
ZORRO
After an I, said ~ the ability Douglas
Fairbanks is continually displaying in tho
performance Of real, hazardous feats. one
must not lose sight Of the colossal nerve
exhibited hy him in his motion pictures
THIS can be seen in The Mark Of Zorro.
his latest picture. which will be shown nj
the Queen Theatre all Of next week