Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-16
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CoMrpr AT THE GARRTcH

COO CoMrpr AT THE GARRTen
A clevar comedy hill Interested tho
patrons of the Garrick Theatre last night
while they wor,, also well entertained with
the music. dancing, &c. A novel mir strel
entertainment was gwen by Leila Whites
company Of seven men and women, who
are singers. comedians and dancers OF
ability. One Is splendid vIohnist. The
Lovenberg sisters and Simon Nosry made
thirgs lively while they were before the
foothghts with their songs, dances and
comedy Neary Is very clever roper and
dancer jean lACross, sweet singer was
decidedly pleasing The N'dcr tnce ap-
peared in an optical loop the loop that
was novelty IN aerial skill. Tommy
HAYES won his way into the hearts Of the
audience with his tricks Hughes ard Mer-
nit are two very funny comedians who
also have a lot Of originality Avis Ron
nett and George Lees vaudeville Cti-
1 outtte" was lively bit Of comedy
| Watson's trained dogs amused everybody
with their sagsclty and comedy IN which
/ a clown canine starred.
( THOMAS MEIGHAN At THE QUEEN.
/ Civilian Clothes" at the Queen is the
! first production which the popular actor,
! Thomas Nelghan has made us a star.
MS 3Elt NtfAAk klAtNtt Has ii'ANt a 9falftA
! rise in flmdom since he first began appear
/ ing in minor roles His progress actually
| began with the part he took III George
/ Loane fuckers "The Miracle Man and
| cincc that time ne has met with continued
success. His second picture Of Importance
was Cecil B. DeMille' Male and Female
| in which Re hsd the part Of the Admirable
| Chrichton. He won additional praise for
/ his work in the next pcNIllC p1curE.
why Change Your Wife," another PIE
ture OF domestic life in which he had the
difficult task Of interpreting the husband.
PAULINE FREDERICK At THE RIAI.TO.
At the Rialto today Pauline Frederick
Is seen in The Loves of Lefty. IRttys
loves numbered three One was the love of
wealth and what II procured, the other
WAS the love for position ard social stand
ing. while the third came purely from the
! heart and finally conquered her. John
Bowers will appear with Mis- Frederick.
''BEGGAR N PURPLE" At MAJESTIC.
King Solomon, famed for his wisdom,
bis wealth his maguificance and his
multiplicity of wives said, Even a king
without love is only keggar in purple.
! Out of his wisdom and experience Solo
mon said these words, and il was ont Of ex-
f! periencc that John Hargravc quoted
them HargraYe is the hero OF = Beggar
in Purnle, the Edgar Lewis production
which is playing AZ the Majestic Theatre
today. Beginning tomorrow Tom Moore
will play in "Ofiicer 666, a laughable
screen farce.
"PANTEEA" AT THE SAVOY.
One of the strongest screen productions
seen in Wilmington this season is Pan
| thea, adapted from the play by Moncton
Hoffe, and which, with Norma Telmadge
| in the title role IS now being shown at the
/ Savoy Theatre. "Panthea. in addition to
| providing Norma Talmadge with the best
vehicle she has ever had, excells in rapidity
| of action, building up its climaXes ii a
1 fashion that is certain TO hold the most
1 hardened picture patron.
| CALI GURCI AT THE AUDITORIUM.
1 Nine Amelita Cali Curci following a
custom she has established duriT the
/ years she has been singing, will arrive in
| this city tomorrow morning, although
| her concert at the Auditorium does not
take place until Thursday night Nine
! Galli-Curci has made it rule Ecver to
sing two nights in Succession From
present indications all seats for the con-
| cert will be sold some time before the
doors open, Thursday night. although
| there are 1000 seats in the Auditorium