Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
AMUSE MENTS.
STAGE
srhe Wandering Jew" at The Play


house.
Probably no theatrical Offering OF
more importance and distinction has
ever been presented to Wilmington
sheatrosocrs than David Belasco and
A. L. Erlanger's gorgeous production
cf the famous London success The
Wandering Jew" which will be pre-
secuted NJ The Playhouse on Friday
and Saturday OF this week, with a.
matinee performance on Saturday.
The company and scenic productions
which. by the way. necesitated the
Use ~ three baggage ears. arrived in
Wilmington on Saturday in order that
n sufficient number OF rehearsals with
~ccnic equipment could be put on un-
der the capable direction OF Fred c..
Latham.
In addition to Mr.. Power the COM
many includes Howard Lang. Edgar
Kent, Albert Bruning. Bishop Dickin-
son. Howard Boulder. sydney Herbert.
a. w Burrows Melville J. Anderson,
Robert Noble. Augustus Anderson,
llelen Ware, That's Lawton. William
l.ewes. Adele Klaer, Belle Bennett and
Virginia Russell.
At the GarrIck.
From Cornell, I.eona and Zippy in
the frst act 10 the splendid appear
nnce Of the Kitaro Brothers in the
nnish ~ the program. the Garrick
hin now An course Of presentation is
n nne one. Variety of offerings and
the good work OF each individual act
make it 80. Applause is a good haro-
meter of the feelings and opinions of
audiences. Taking II as such most of
She honors ON the bill so to the, Billie
Rlrhmond Revue. The house jus:
thundors its appreciation OF Miss Rich.
mund. her jazz boys and her singing
artists. II viii not let them retire
until several cnCores have been given
Miss Richmond has good repertoire
of songs and she is ably assisted in
their rendition by her five jazz boys
These musicians have thoroughly
mastered the art OF the great king
Iazz.
SCREEN.
"Ihe Faith Healer" at the Majestic.
Anyone who can look at The Faith
Healer" now al the Majestic Theatre
aud remain unmovcd at the sincerity
~ ia purpose and the beauty of its
theme IL indeed an individual out of
the ordinary, The scenes inspire al
the same time they entertain. The
spectator feels a vital part of the bis
picture. "The Faith Healer" had q
name and fame even before IL was
made into a motion picture. William
Vaughan Moody was the author OF
the piece when Il made such a hit a'
stage production.
sThc Lost Romance at the Queen.
At tho Queen Theatre this week tn
feature picture Is The Lost Romance,
ifudurcd by William dc Mile frou
the story hy Edward Enoblock. whicl
presents familiar pro5em. it il
worked out seriously and tenderly
revealing every fine shade OF feelinI
aud using absolutely none Of the ira
shy tricks often employed by SOM
producers. The people sre real human
beings and they live in beautiful
honey homes 10 is all in such perfec
taete. A romance which starts ideally
seems after ave years of married life
10 have lost its luster in the multitud
az little everyday annoyances.
"rorbiddeu Fruit at the Arcadia.
There is only one Cecil de Mile ant
everyone realizes this after viewin,
his picture Forbidden Fruit" whicl
now IL playing az the Arcadia Theatre
lie a the master OF his art and tn
supreme director OF artistic. realisti
triumphs. DE Mile Is the true master
Tie can make an ordinary or eve
mediocre story stand out among til
good pictures of the day.
Jesse James at the Aldme.
There Is an air of historical realit
about "Jesse James Under The Blac
Iaag" this weeks attraction at tn
Aldlne Theatre. Market at Eight
street, that Is seldom encountered