Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
HOBART poswAnrH At THE SAVOY

Hobart Bosworth whose lntest starring
vehicle. The Brute Master, which will
be shown at the Savoy Theatre commene-
ing today, has in the title role OF THIS
picture what critics declare ms well as MIR.
Boswortn himself to nc mis- best picture
and a better role than any he mas thus In 7
assaved "The Brute Master was writ
ten by Charmion K Lmdon, sidow Of
Jack London especially for Mr.. Bosworth
NOVELTY At THE GAnRlcg
"Chip" Donaldson and Geraldine Van,
who are appearing Mt the Garrick Theatre
this week. are putting on clever 'ittle net
that has in il bit Of novelty that II re-
freshinr. Mf Donaldson who IS
Ginger and n very clever western comedian,
proves also that he is a very good mus ician
and Of now sort He takes an ordinary
wood saw and plays any air on il he has
in mind He beats the saw with padded
rnallet and bends the saw 10 turn the tune
and run up and down the scale. Miss
Van il charming comedienne and good
singer.
"naB' WILL MAKE MERRY TosrarrY At
THE PLAYHOUSE.
Wilmington he's heard lot about Bah
the heroine Of Mary Roberts Rinehart's
stories, but first hand acquaintance hos
never bcen made with the charming Helen
HAYES. who portrays the character for the
stage. Opportunitya for such pleasure
will bc offered this evenirg at The Play
house where Miss Hayes will Introduce
BAL" 20 the theatregoers Of Wilmington
Miss Hayes Is ideally fitted for the part Of
Bab being just ore year older than the
fictitious pah. She is cor adhered by many
critics 10 lie tho logical successor 70
Maude Adams in the affections Of Afneri-
can theatre-gocru The play IL in four
acts aid shows Bah in tho mids. Of her
amusing ard spyightly adventures. two
acts being laid az the hoIne Of tho Arofi-
balda IN the city, ard two in the boat
house Of their seaside residence. Besides
\ iSa Hayes, there will be aeon in the
original company from the Park Theatre.
New York. Saxon King, Percy Haswell,
Sam Edwards. Robert Hudson, Stephen
Davis, Mabclle Campbell and otberr
''rEaar" SEATS TO-DAY.
Seats went on sale this morrire for the
coming e. e gcmert of the smart new
musical comedy Peggy" scheduled for
preser. tation Mt The Playhouse the first
three days Of rext week Peggy is
everything that can be desired IN the WAY
of musical comedy. II has book and a
mus'oal sccre that will recommend them
selves strongly Co the popularity and
tastes Of the Wilmington public.
IAuRrrrE TAYLOR IN "Pro o Ny HEART.
Lau-ette Taylor. IN respt nse u the IN :
| sistent demands of pleased public, will
/ once again take up the guise Of Peg and
| present the lovely, delightful little Miss as
! the heroine OF the world-famed comedy
/ "pee O Nv Heart Sne ls coming 70
1 Wilmington the three days beginning
/ Thursday, January 20 en- route TO New
York for q re-opening at one Of the big
Broadway theatres.
ETHEL CLAYTON At THE MAJESTIC.
Ethel CLAYTON plays a sort of feminine
Jekyll and Hyde in her new picture "The
Sins of Rosanne" which is being presented
~ the Majestic Theatre The REMAINDER
/ Cf his week The picture If a mystery
romance, with the bulk Of the action laid
In South Africa and was adapted from
/ Cynthia Stockley' popular novel.
WILLIAM 3 HART AT THE QUEEN.
The Queen Theatre continues TO show
William S Hart's picture The Cradle oi
| Courage" as it's principal feature. Mr.
| Hart in the production represents Square
| Kelly, a refored gunman Of San Francis
! cos underworld, "a man who lnoites the ad-
miration and respect Of everyone, despIti
his past
PARTNERS OF THE NIGHT" At rHr
RIALTO.
Leroy SCOTS famous story Partner
of the \ Ugh" is the current photopla,
feature at the Rialto today. 1t is Gold
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