Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
GOOD BILL AT THE oARRlcK.

dOoD BILL AT THE 0ARRlCk.
Tho bill at tho Garriok Theatre this
week Pleased tho audience there last night.
II 10 an offering of features, some Of which
are decidedly worth while. Arthur Nc
Waters and Grace Tyson. in their vaudc-
vile revue of 1921, demonstrated the
fact that they have no end Of talent, which
was used to good advantage. They sing
dance, crack jokes and do other interest
ing things Devoe and Statzer performed
difficult acrobatic stunts while playing
banjos. Kalaluhi's Hawaiians were in
teresting with their songs, instrumental
has smile which she capitalizcs 10 nd
vantage in her singing. Winkle and Dean
comedians, had a lot of amusing things
TO say, which showed much originality
June lines and Albertson Colt were
featured in "A Tale of Sale. a clever
comedy playlet, which demonstrated the
TACT that they have good dramatic ability.
lhe Fenwick sisters pleased with their
songs and Jokes. Emma O'Neal, q charm
ing comedicnne, entertained with song
and story.
TIM GIRL IN THE spo rII1Hr."
In the cast of ''rhe Girl in the Spot
light, which is to be at The Playhouse
for three nights and matinee commencing
Thursday Of this week, the music for which
was written by Victor Herbert, s Hal
Skelly, the well-known comedian and
eccentric dancer. Shakespeare must have
had Skelly in mind when he wrote "A
man plays many parts, for in this show
Skelly is the busiest man imaginable,
changing his costumes and makeup
Every time he appears he represents
ala nnfn In he
of the play he Introduces several eooen-
tric dances of his own composition bo-
sides appearing in dancing speclalties
with Lillian Young, Geneva Mitchell and
Evelyn Grieg One OF the big song hits
OF the play is Il Learned About Women,
which Mr.. Skelly sings and follows with q
remarkable dance assisted by slx OF tho
young ladies Of the company. "The Girl
IN the Spotlight" is coming TO Wilmington
direct from Chicago after having enjoyed
great success in New York Philadelphia
and other cities Victor Her bert has Prom
ised TO be in Wilmington on Thursday
evening 10 conduct the orchestra for the
first local Performance Of The Girl in
the Spotlight
DOUBLE nrLL AT THE saror.
The big double program at the Savoy
Thester had it's opening presentation
yesterday, The very zenith Of dramatic
execution seems 20 have been reached in
Tine Sin That Was His, " the new Selrnick
production, featuring William Fsvershani,
10 addition Harold LLOYD is seen in his
newest special comedy creation, Number,
Please"
DOUGLAS FArRnANKs Al The QUEEN.
Douglas Fairbanks again accomplished
something worth while in photoplay en-
tertainment in the production Of his picture
Tho Mark Of Zorro, which began q
weeks showing at the Queen theatre
yesterday. The scene. Of the story are
laid In early California during the time
when the cabaleros from Spain held
sway. In 1t Fairbanks portrays sort of
dual role, both Numerically opposite
THOMAS MEIGHAN Al The MAJESTIC.
Thomas Meighan' 6 new picture Conrad
in Quest Of His Youth" began it's weeks
run at tho Majestic Theatre yesterday
The evident solution or rather the true
remedy for lost youth, is according 20 this
Conrad seeks his youth
among his old haunts Of childhood and bis
old friends and his old sweetheart, but
time has not dealt very gently with any
and hc becomes bitterly disappointed
until love shows him youth.
UNDER MORT uERs LIGHTS" At THE RTALIo.
The Rialto announces that today Is
the last day for the showings Of the special
production Under Northern Lights,
which has been featured since yesterday.
Tomorrow Robert Warwick viii be seen
IN Friday, the Thirteenth This IS
great adventure story of Wall Street and
the New York Stock Exchange told Ia a
most forceful and energetic style Mr.
Warwick has one Of his most successful
roles