Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
1850 aaL" AT rnn eARR,ck.

1850 otRL AT 1hk eARRtck.
How the girls will dress IN 1850 how
they will act NJ that time and what they
viii do, as q result OF the evolution that is
noticeable now. are forecast by Rose
Clare. who n appearing at the Garrick
Theatre this week While Miss Clare
doesn't claim 10 have any of the qualities
of a prophet. she has gotten together a
very interesting novelty actor laugh
ins purposcs only-and il rs meeting with
success and the appreciation of Garrick
audiences.
.l:R<rp1HE YARRAR IN THE WOMAN AND
THE rupPET" At THE PLAYHOUSE.
This week at the Playhouse has been
considerably broken up by outside at
fractions and it has, as a consequence.
been impossible TO secure a legitimate
attraction of the usual high calibre up
held and sustained by the management so
rather than present n play of less worth
they have secured Geraldine Farrar's
picture. "1'he Woman and the Puppet," J"
which will bc seen today and tomorrow.
.1,oMssRpr. LIp.. riBsr APPEARANCE IN
WILMINGTON.
Oliver Morosco will present lombard,
ltd" st The PLAYHOUSE for the first time
for three DAYS beginning Monday evening
tpri 10 This play in which Mr.. Morosco
i starring Leo Carrillo has demonstrated
the fact which has been acclaimed for
more than two wears in New York and
elsewhere, that II is not only the most
successful fun and fashion hit which
Frederic and Fanny Hatton gave turned
out but that IL will continue to be among
the six theatrical best SELLER" for some
time 10 come.
CLARA KIMBAIL YOUNG AT THE QUEEN.
one of the most noteworthy features
of Clara kimball loungs picture, THE
Forbidden Woman, which is playing at
rho Queen Theatre this week, is the un-
usual beauty of its settings. Thousands
nf dollars were no doubt spent i'm the
fention was used in the selection of the
rxteriors especially those which picture
the scenes in the country.
BEAUTIFUL MARION DAVIES ar THE MA
JEsnc.
Marion Davies. the lovely former
2iegfeld rolles Beauty, now valued
ssset to the screen is here again for the
enjoyment Of the Majestic Theatre pa
irons, IN her picture April Folly the
latest of her making. In the presentation
or ADfNt iiHS ifdNAt- VIII lliANt u Iolt liAAi
everyone will find pleasing This will be
the Offering the rest of the week.
rARLE WILLIAMS AT THE RIALTo.
To-day. tomorrow and Saturday Earle
Williams will be seen in one Of the most
appealing motion pictures of the month
The Fortune Hunter ct the Rialto
Theatre.
OTHER AL y SHOES AZ THE SAVOY.
The body. physical researchers ell US,
4 the garment that clothes the spirit.
steven and Jim Browning. the prominent 4
figires IN "Other Mems Shoes" now
Dlsyng az the Savoy Theatre and for the
aalancc of this week. were twin brothers
whose bodies had been cast IN the same
mold As 10 face. form and voice they
we're 50 alike q at their most intimate
friends could not identify them; but their
spirits were vastly different.
'LoMp.npI IT'D. Al THE PLAYHOUSE.
Frederic and Fanny Hatton in the
numerous comedies they have offered for
the stage, have none that takes prece-
lure for durability and unusualnesS over |
Lombard Ltd" which for the first |
time in lie three years of popularity comes |
to Wilmington next Monday. Tuesday /
and "Wednesday. Leo Carrillo who created |
the role Of Tito lombard. the Italian |
creative genius IN the art /
of The modiste, will be seen in his famous /
characterization supported by lovely .
t,race Valentine, one of Lombardi's /
ranneauins, who saved her employer +