Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-24
ANUS sEMENTs.
STAGE
Paul KooAAaskl At tho Playhouse.

eos AWoooosAs - soO - OV0bTs
Paul Kochanski. tho distinguished
Polish violinist, who came to this
country unknown and unheraided and
madc four appearances In New York
City closely following his debut. will
bo hoard ut Tho Playhouse Friday
night. This remarkable violinist was
born in Warsaw thirty-two years ago.
He is a pupil of tho Polish master.
Emil Mlynarski. and Of the Belgian,
Cesar Thomson. and. Ia the possessor
OF the much coveted Premier Prix
avec In plus Rrande distinction de
Rruxelies. Mr.. Kochanskis American
debut was made at the concert OF the
New York Symphony Orchestra.
Walter DaJnrosch conducting. in Car
nogie Hall. February IA. when the
unanimous verdict OF press and public
pronounced his playing the finest New
York has had this season by new
conner violinist. This success was
duplicated In Washington, whom he
made his first appearance there
April /.
Many Musical Hits In "Some Girl
"Some Girl" the musical success of
last season, boasts OF many lifting
song hits. among them being MY
Sunshine Lady" "Mere Man." II Miss
You Honey. Deed I Do" Cupid
Sweets" Songs or Old Brittany"
"rhe Vampire Lady" Dixie Is Call
ing Me-" Mystic Magic Man." "That
Aggravating Rag" and II believe In
Fairies" A big cast of musical comedy
favorltes and an excellent singing and
dancing chorus. together with a COM
plete scenic production and a large
display of handsome gowns insure an
evening or splendid music, beauty and
I 10Y. "Some Girl" comes To Tho Play
house for one day only. next Satur-
day. matinee and evening, January 2S.
"a Flushing Bride.
/ Cecil Lean and Cleo Mayfield. under
the direction OF the Messrs. Shubert.
will he seen in the three-act musical
comedy, "The Blushing Bride" at
! The Playhouse for three days starting
January 30. with Wednesday matinee.
Cecil Leon. co-star with Cleo Mayfleld
in this musical piece, has had an ex-
traordinary successful career in mu-
steal comedy. His last appearance in
/ musical comedy was I'm Look Who's
\ Here" With Cleo Mayfield he was
starred by the Messrs. Shubert in
The Blue Paradise" and establishes
! a new long-run record for American
n comedians OF fifteen hundred consecu-
tive performances at the Casino. New
\ York. In THE Blue Paradise"
Il Local Dancers In Garrick Contest.
i Quite n large number of local dane
ers have given their names TO Man
agorA Elsler of the Garrick Theatre
for appearance "Wednesday or Fri
day evening In the prize Keith dane
ing contest at the Garrick. Those
who desire to be included IN the list
Of entrants for tomorrow evening
must have their names in the man.
ayers Office not later than o'cloch
tomorrow. The prizes for the contest
viii be awarded IN cash.
"The Rat Coming.
! "The Bat" the biggest dramatic
success in years, whose extraordinary
success. both in New York and Chi,
cago. has resulted in new records, no
the gross receipts at the box offices
; will be the attraction at The Play.
house for one week, starting, Monday
, February 6. No play in the pas
twenty years has aroused the interes
/. or scored the astounding success. tha
4. has been the portion OF THE Bat"
Curzon Sisters at the Aldine.
!. one Of the most beautiful acts ir
vaudeville is furnished by the Curzor
|, sisters, appearing in the current bill
, at the Aldine Theatre. Market a
Eighth street. These young womer
are famous not only in the United
Estates, but also in Europe for thei
,aerial specialties. At the climax o
their act they are suspended from {
great height above the footlights, b,
their teeth. on revolving trappeze
appearing like two gorgeous butter
flies. Richard Peters and compan,