Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-21
AMusEMENTs.
STAGE
Hthe, Harry more st The Playhouse.

STAGE 4
Ethel Barrymore ut The Playhouse.
IL has been several seasons since
rthrl barrymore has been sur oundea
~ n company as large az that seen
with her In Zoe Akins' "Dcciassee."
IN which she comes To The Playhouse
Tor four performances beginning to-
inuht. The cast nambcrs "A few less
Than ~ people and In the second act,
uepicttng the tea room OF fashion,
able New York hotel. numerous play
,,r entrusted with small parts are
employed. incidentally. II will be CT
interest to the large feminine portion
, u Miss Harrymoros following to
know that I'm "Dcclassoe't the actress
has opportunity to display an extreme
~ smart assortment of gowns.
"Owuscr" Playhouse Feature.
rosmo Hamilton was caught at the
i.otos club In New York after one OF
IN. nnpl rchcnrsals of his new play
Danger" whWh Is Ia have its open
inr at The Playhouse on Thursday
afternoon and when asked for some
ihlns that could bo given 10 'he VII
mingtun audiences who viii be the
irst to judge the merits of Danger.
ho made the following statement:
"rh. play In called Danger for a very
good reason. Il deals. without the
smallest Cnmounagc, with the amaz-
irg chances that man takes when he
marrics Il woman, Of whom, taScinatsd
hv her hrauty. he knows absolutely
nothing as To character and habits.
n shows. without mincing words.
what may happen. In these days ot in
diNidualism and the general inatten-
uDn tn moral codes that has followed
in the wake of the war, to high
minded and strictly honest man who
hands over his life and reputation To
one uf the increasing band of womer
who call themselves 'Diodcrn sts' and
have no sympathy with what thcy
tlatnntly describe as "old fashioned
sex relations" Danger will he pro
duced AZ The Playhouse for three days
,nlv. beginning with a Thanksgiving
pay matinoc. under the personal di-
rsctlnn of Carrie Carlton and the
author.
New nm NJ the Aldlne.
Aidlne vaudeville continues 10 win
ponulnrity. FOR the first half of this
provlded. "a Different Revue" Is the
headline attraction. IL ~ a combina
ticn of now songs. bright comedy ant
intricate danCe numbers. liainboW
and Mohawk sing Indian songs anC
interpret native dances. Henry Frey
iu character comedian; Ford an'
Hewitt orcr The Dancing Bear an'
the Glri." Fred and Elsie Burke ren
dor comedy songs and dances an
Ward and Cory demonstrate that the,
arc masters az the violin ani banjo
Tho feature picture is The Mono.
Maniac" II tells the story Of a mar
whose intense love Tor gold warped hi
s,ml and transformed him into
monster of aVariciousncss.
Hope udcn NJ the Garrich.
iiopc Edcn. the Miracle Girl and on
of the grcatost sensations of vaude
willie, will be az the Garrick Theatr
this week ready and willing To answe
all questions that the audience ma
choose to put 20 her. Miss Eden. swh
comes To Wilmington direct fror
kolth's Washington Theatre wher
an. was n hoadliner last week. has az
,tared before many distinguishe
audiences who have been forced
admit her powers of mental telepath
aud psychic phenomena. She is an nj
tfactlyc young woman who ingrat
ntos herself with the audience by he
unaffected manner and pleasing az
pearance. Prescott the master min
VIII assist Miss Eden In her worl
There are seven other good acts.
Noscnhlait nj the Queen Theatre.
Tomorrow evening Joseph Rosey
hiatt will sing IN concert al the Quee
rhcatrc. This ~ Mr.. Rosonblatts hr'
appearance IN Wilmington He
known practically all over the Ian
having sung IN the principal cities M
only uf this country but Europe 9
we'll To IL Versed IN the songs
many nations hut bv preference sins
most ct his concerts I'm English
selections tor the popular operas. II
urueram for tomorrow night will fe'
turo English selections and choi
urms from the beloved Aida