Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

"JIM JAM JEms' AT THE PLAYHOUSE
John Cort's musical comedy Jim Jam
| Jemsa closes its weeks engagement nj
The Playhouse tonight
"THE sTuhM AT PLAYHOUSE MONDAY.
A real, romantic, rcd-bIoodcd play, a
melodrama Of that good old virilc school,
the sort thpt grips the emotions and gives
| Its audience any number of thrills, will
open Mt The Playhouse next Monday for
| three nights and Wednesday matinee.
/ The Storm" is n thrilling tale of the great
forests Of the Northwest. ] IL might be
| said IL is cnse of black to the woods"
and back To days Of good old mclodrama
| The play weaone Of last seasons most.
| pronounced metropolitan triurnphs. IL
| wa the potent drawing power at the
| Forty-cighth Street Theatre, New York,
| for an entire year, or at least the greater
part Of il, and has proven one Of the most
successful productions yet given by that
astute. author and producer, George
Broadhurst, who on this occasion, how
ever, is offering the work of a brother
author, Lnngdon Mccormick. Mr.. Me
Cormlck is weli-known MS the author Of
''Thrillers," but In his latest effort he has
conceived what has been called the most
thrilling forest fire scene yet invented
Reservations for the engagement may be
made now
MAGELLAN AND MAY Ar TIE BTRAND.
The Strand Theatre is today featuring
Douglns MacJcan and Doris May in
What's Your Husband Doing" Their
first picture, "23Is Hours Leave, was a
rot. What's your husband doing tonight3
II he knows good pictures, he's going TO
bring you and the family 70 the Strand
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AT THE QUEEN.
Viola Dana Is now being shown for
the last times IN Dangerous to Men"
at the Queen Theatre. Beginning Monday,
the pIcturegoers Of this city will have
the opportunity 10 see "thc one and only
Douglas Fairbanks in his newest release,
'FThe Mollycoddle." This picture is the
most elaborate and most costly ever put
out by Fairbanks and is in keeping with
his announced policy Of better productions
as a member Of the "Big Four.
TREASURE ISLAND" Ar THE MAJESTIC
The Majestic Theatre is now showing
for the last times the picturized version
Of Robert w Chambers story, The
Fighting Chance" For next week the
feature is 10 be the screen tale Of Robert
Louis Stcvenson's story, Treasure Isl
land, ms adapted by Maurice Tourneur
MIR. and Mrs. Carter de Haven's comedy
Vacation Time" is To be shown in con
junction with the romance Ii Is only IN
Justice to the popularity Of Treasure
Island and it's immortal story that
the screen picture shall nc one Of roman
tic importance and artistic beauty.
AT THE 0ARRICK.
Wilmingtonians will have an oppor-
tunity to see how movies are made and
also to take part in their making next
week at the Garrick Theatre One of the
big features Of the bill il the latest SEN
sation Of Joseph Madden and Tom Ward,
entitled Making the Movies" The
subjects viii be residents Of Wilmington,
any person in the city being eligible to
take part by first applying at the Garrick
box office At each performance moving
picture viii also be made Of the audience,
which will be shown as the subsequent
performance. This is only one of the
features Of the bill, however, for there
are eight other acts.