Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE.
SCREEN.
lark HOLT ana Dorothy Dalton.

SCREEN.
lack Holt and Dorothy Dalton
Today the Queen Theatre will DE
hu~v accommodating the CROWDS WIN
h.ya mt off seeing Burning Sanus
unit, tho last day OF ite engagement
Apo,her popular combination OF pla!
ar. "a In evidence in the photopiay
"On the High Seas" which is to DC
a, tSe Queen the first three days oi
n.xt week, Jack Holt and Dorothy
Dalton are parties to It, This is the
orst time that these two have appear
cd torether a. stars and there is niue
doubt but that they Will appeal 10 'he
pubic.
"rhe Son or A Wolf.
The closing performances of Where
1. MY Wandering Boy Tonight VIII
be given this evening at the MaJesuc
'rhcetre. Next week is National BOOK
week and the Majestic Theatre III
celebration thereof will show on thelr
program the perturbation OF Jack
Iondou'e thrilling melodrama OF the
frozen north THE Son of the WON O.
lack London never fails TO bring BACK
the old thrills with HE stories tha'
e,,zle with adventure and romance III
the great open spaces where men are
"s'th~r white or yellow.
"Thc Passing show"
The New York Winter Garden an
nual revue, THE Passing Show. viii
take the stage of the Playhouse on
Tus.x,sv and "Wednesday Of next week.
AAccor,iinx to familiar custom. 1t rang
rs over trHveeties of THE Bat,
-Mrrca- and other familiar plays
crcv,de~ scenes OF fancy picture ana
urectscle; distributes plentiful comic
.nter,ude More important. however,
than the matter of ENTERTAINMENT are
1.-The entsrtaaneYp themselves. Tine
hgeere Schubert have brought togeth-
~ an exceptionally capable company
n unusnl eize. happily combined 10
ku,rsesf,,lly entertain.
pIuie Burke.
II would ta difficult TO find more
nearly ,deal combination Of author
and star than 7. Zeigfeld, Jr" has
brcuxht about through the continued
o~rc,,s,,on of Miss Billie Burke. the
nos. fascinating Of all native comedi-
,nne. and Booth Harrington, de-
inca tor Of American types. Miss
burke appeared in one Of Tarkingtons
rysava last season. which event marked
,.r rr,urn 20 the spoken drama. and
he results were 90 extremely sratify-
M 10 all concerned that Mr.. Jarking'
on v-a~ commissioned TO write Miss
aursce starring vehicle this year
Tho title Of the new play is "Roet
sy1ar" and Mir. Ziegfeld, who ia Misf
surke's husband, az well as her mana
ger. has surrounded her with an ex
ceptionally strong supporting com
rany. The attraction Will be at thu
Playhouse starting Thursday.
ne Wolf Hopper al ihe Playhouse.
The Mikado" and H. NJ. s Pima
ore" will be the comic operas for th'
management Of De Wolf Hopper an'
ble Gilbert and sullivan Comic Oper;
company at the Playhouse beginning
WITH The Mikado" on Tuesday night
November q. which will he repeated
the Wednesday matinee. Mr.. Hop
,ef's Characterization Of the role o
koko" IN THE Mikado" is one q
lis most amusing parts. AS the lor'
Nigh Fxec-itioner OF Tltipu, he is IN
de~crfbaS,y funny. and his deliver.
80 the witty lines and his rendering
81 the melodioue lyrics are a deligh
never 20 he forgotten.
.Ruheville- Headlines Aldine Program
The vaudeville public have enjoye
10 the fullest the act Of The Come
lRs cle" which headlines the curreu
bin at the Aidine Theatre. One news
paper critic termed IL the best act see
al the theatre this season. On Mon
Idav next the new bill that become
extant will have in it's featured pos
ton c. r. Maddocks production {
"Ruhevilie" with Felix Rush. Rub,
Vile" has been playing the leadin
vaudeville theatres OF the Unite
States for the past three and ha
years Eight OF the original compar
went into the service at the beginnir
Of hoetilities in the late war and r.
turned safely, With the exception
one who lost his life in Argonne.
~Chariey's Aunt" at the Gnrrick.
The Wilmington Players will gi'
their final performance OF that hilar
Gus farce Up In Mabels Room"
the Garrick Theatre this evenin
"Charley's Aunt" recounte in laugl
able scenes the adventures OF "
college chaps who when the prop
chaperon deserts them, provide {
one Of their chums TO act as Charley
Aunt" and chaperone Charley's swee
heart and the sweetheart Of his frien
When the bogus aunt takes il upt
himself 10 torment the two who We
respc nsible for the mix-up things
gin 70 get really funny but when 4
aunt himself finds himself the obje
81 ardent courtship. the Taught
mounts TO the skies.
Norma TalmAdge Mt the Savoy.
Norma Talmadge is kidnapped
her --latest starring vehicle 1.-The Eter
al Flame" vivid perturbation
Honore Balzac's story, La Duches
do LAngeaie" the massive First n
tional feature which is now showil
q. the Savoy Theatre. The kidna
ping follows a brilliant ball conduct
IN the palace OF Louis XVIII. 1t
caused by General De Montrveau. W
eelieves that the beautiful Duche