Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26
AMusEMENTs.
STAGE
Paul Kochanskl' 1T The PAyhousc.


at The Playhouse tonight.
l. Concerto, A Minor
Ant. vlvaldi- Nachcz
Allegro
Largo
Presto
.. (a) Pracludium ct Allegro
PuRnani ......... .kreisler
CO. Allcgretto Boccherini. .Kreieler
tc) Ssciliano ct Rigaudon
francoeur. ....... .krctsler
3. Rondo Capriccioso :. .Sant-Saens
(In memory Of the Composer)
4. ta) Nocturne -, Chopin Sarasate
OBJ Zapateado Spanish Dance)
Sarasate
s. lie Carnival Russo Wieniawski
Gregory Ashman at the piano.
sullivan aud Meyers Head Garrlck
Bill.
, Sullivan and Meyers, with traves-
ty Of fun called "rhey Auto Know
Better" shoulder the headline re-
sponsibility Of the new Garrick
Theatre bill that begins today. "They
Auto Know Better" but il they did
the theatrical world would miss IA
minutes Oh SOiiu KUN. liit III - hNN VI.
the bill is put over by Kluting's en-
tertainers, n group of all sorts of
animals that have been trained In n
marvellous manner. opera and Up
roar" is INDUCED In by Carlton and
Tate. Carlton furnishes the former
by using his splendid tenor voice.
With Fred and Alice Whitman.
.Sweethearts" Is as pretty and as
sweet" an act as its title suggests.
Frank Mullane has musical inclina-
tons In addition TO comedy intentions.
Jean and Val Jean join TO put over the
thrills in AN Aerial Surprise" Jack
London's virile story of THE Star
Rover" has been Incorporated into the
photoplay of the same name which
is also n part of the Garrick bill.
Courtenay Foote has the principal
role.
"Some Girl" Coming.
The seat sale for Some Girl" Le-
Comte & Flesher's romantic musical
comedy. coming to The Playhouse
Saturday matinee and evening. is GO
/ ing merrily on and from all indica-
] tons viii be large. This engagement
is for one day only and bids fair to
be one of the seasons most delightful
| musical attractions.
"The Blushlng Bride"
Cecil Lean and Cleo Mayheld will
Tie seen in the musical comedy, The
\ Blushing Bride" under the direction
OF the Messrs. Shubert, at The Play
| ho,,sa Coz. .braa dave e.ar.,,,e Nfn,,5or
January 80. with Wednesday matinee
There is no comedian on the stage
who has been so successful as Cecil
Lean in musical comedy. He made
his debut years ago at the la Sale
Theatre in Chicago, when that play
house had it's famous musical stock
company. Mr.. Lean played in over
1000 performances in six years In
that company in "The Time, the Place
and the Girl, 1.-THE Isle of Spice,
THE Honeymoon Trail" THE Isle OF
Bing-Bong," THE Royal Chef" and
The Girl at the Helm"
"The Bat" Coming For Week.
Manager Finney of the Playhous,
has announced that he had received
the contracts from Wagenhals and
Kemper. which makes It a certainty
that local theatregoers will have th'
opportunity of seeing The Bat
probably the most discussed play Il
be produced in years. The Bat
Manager Finney announces, will b'
seen here for one week, starting Mon
day. February 6. with the Philadelphis
company appearing.
New Bill at the Aldlne.
There is a complete change of bill
at the Aldine Theatre. Market a
Eight street, today. Jack William:
and compsny-the company" con
sisting OF six beautiful and talente,
young women-present a sprightl.
miniature musical comedy entitled
Bridal Bellies" Mr.. Williams is
comedian OF distinctive method an,
he never fails TO elicit laughter. Tn
skit tells a pleasing little story AM
is full of new songs and dances. L
Toilette and company appear in 9TH
Man of Many Faces" a pretentiou
offering Of novel surprises; the Belg
Dou are high class acrobats; Clinic
and Cappell in Fun and a High Note
give an excellent pianologue wit
songs: Smith and Cook, - eccentri
singing comedians, present "The Tw
Millionaires" and Loretta and brothe
give a sensational exhibition of tripl
bar work. Hoot Gibson appears in hi
newest screen success, The Fir
Eater
SCREEN.