Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-13
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THE SCREEN.

Fatty Arhuckle at the Majestic.
From the viewpoint of dollars and
cents and a wealth Of comedy. there
is no richer bill in any theatre in the
country than that which IS al the
Ma jestic- with Roscoe C'Fatty1 Ar
buckle playing in "Brewster's Mil
lions" and with the added comedy
Money Talks.
The feature picture is an adaptation
OF the widely read novel of the same
title by George Barr McCutcheon. and
the famous play by Melville Stone and
WincheH Smith. Mr.. Arbuckle plays
the role OF Monte Brewster, fatherless,
with two wealthy grandfathers.
mother o. Mine at the Queen.
The words which Rudyard hipiing
wrote from full heart in honor OF
mother love:
"If were hanged on the highest hill
| know whose love would iolio~ liiS
still.
Mother d Mine. Mother o Mine
is the inspiration that was n back OF
Thomas II. Inces photoplay Motner
q Mine which today commences an
engagement at the Queen Theatre. As
a photopiay regardless OF It's hefhe'
Mother o. Mine" is interesting 70 the
point of being absorbing.
Pauline Frederick Al The Play house
Pauline Frederick will find good use
Tor her emotional ability in the por-
travail Of a dual role in the photopiay
salvage which opens at The Play
house today. AS the one woman, she
is a prominent figure in society 2
yvornan az character and determination
with a heart that oyerf1ows with moth
er Ioxe. As the second woman. she
is a dope fiend. a no-acount VINO ilNes
out her existence in the city Sums
with no outlook upon life and with no
desire for any.
sRaried Treasure at the Arcadia.
Marion Davies appears as an Amer
ican girl of modern times and as
Spanish senorita - the cohorful sets
of the adyenture-romance Buried
Treasure" which is closing It's three
day engagement al the Arcadia today
"ScrappiIy Married" IS the title Of the
Christie comedy on the same bill.
Comedies possessing genuine ele-
ments of gripping tingling drama and
of delicate sentiment without sacrific-
ing laugh power are infrequent enough
to cause Douglas MacI1ean's latest
picture The Home Stretch" to stand
forth as an original offering. Its en-
gagement opens tomorrow at the Ar
cadia.
"The Son Of Tarzan- at the Rialto.
Today and tomorrow the fourth
episode of The Son Of Tarzan" is to
be shown at the Rialto. Things are
growing more exciting with each epi-
sode. The situation at this point Of the
serial are reaching the high point and
absorbing the whole attention of
thousands who have followed it since
its beginning several weeks ago. The
program feature for today is Marion
Davies in THE Restless Sex" a drama
of New York of today. strikingly told
amid scenes of great sumptuousness
and beauty.
Triple Bill at the Savoy.
The big triple program which is
showing at the Savoy Theatre will
have its last showings today and to-
morrow. Marjorie Daw in THE But
terfy Girl" is the featured attraction,
and Miss Daw as Edith Folsom, the
butterfly girl, who thinks that all men
were created as playthings has an ex-
ceptionally and unusual role. The
second part of the program is feat
ured by "A Day With Jack Dempsey
Harold Lloyd. in AN Eastern West
erners" : special two-reel comedy, is
playing its last re-engagemenL