Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06

STAGE.
shubert Vaudeville nj Tho Playhouse.

hubert Vaudeville nj Tho Playhouse.
Schubert Advanced Vaudeville. as
presented by George w. Gallagher.
will be tho attraction ut Tho Play
house this evening only. This IL n
novel sort OF theatrical entertain
ment, brand now this season. tho re-
suit OF a years study and hard work.
Tho company showing here will pre-
a number OF clever vaudeville
performers In new acts and In addition
there In a big musical rcvuc called
'Muliigsn's Tollies." In which the va
performers arc assisted by II
score or more pretty sirls. II is far
away from tho customary vaudeville
bill. For the vaudeville proper Mr..
has assembled 81 we'll bal
nnced company. Among Others are the
De Haven and Nice, the
Entertainers" assisted by
the stroillng Players. and Joe Towlc.
In his own peculiar entertainment, who
shares the steller honors. Others In
clude Margaret Merle. Arthur Brown,
the Nine Broadway F1appers, the
D'Arville Sisters. the Cassary Twins
nDu -nOIllIIlIIlgu liu y PNif
ons. All these also appear In the musi-
cal revue. The whole production has
been given n lavish stage setting.
"Mulligan's Follies" IL presented In
i've scenes. each n gem In itself. con
Guiding with THE Stairs OF Love" in
Producing the famous lovers of his
tory In the costumes OF their period.
"Echoes OF broadway"
with q cast Of l-known stage
favorites. headed by Eddie Nelson.
the famous comedian, Echoes of
Broadway" one OF the principal Shu-
bert Vaudeville circuit attractions will
appear at The Playhouse on Thursv
day and Friday with q matinee on
Thursday. II IL doubtful II there In
mother attraction on h stage this
sea NON that has received as high
praise, 90 has been given this offer
ing by both press and public. One
critic in his review of the show said
In part: 1T Is n magnificent produc-
ton: one Of the most gorgeous ever
staged. with music full OF beauty that
entrances and solaces and the comedy.
rood clean comedy without a bit OF
suggestiveness. that keeps the aud
fence laughing ever 10 the extent OF
genuine shouts of merriment.' Eddie
| Nelson IN responsible for many good
laughs"
Mitxi in "Lady Billy"
As n gardeners son In ovoralls. the
ghost Of her ancestral aunt I'm gold
b~rocades. a boy soprano in trousers
and an embarrassed young countess In
her cooks nesliges. Mitzi has th'
most exciting role Of her career in thu
now musical comedy. Lady Billy.
which Henry w. Savage will offer a
The Playhouse on Saturday. matinee
and night.
"AIias Jimmy Valentino at Garrick
The production of Alias Jimm,
Valentine by the Wilmington Play
ers at the Oarrick was md in def
erence To the Expressed desire OF IN
Garrick fans and they are enjoying
to tho utmost. II was necessary I
make additions 10 the company !
order to nll tho long al required. bu
this was cheerfully done by tho mar
sgemsnt and an excellent performa nc
has resulted Miss Rose Hubner. Be
Hadnsld and Herbert Trc1tel hav
boon secured a. permanent member
Of tho Players and more addition
arc contemplated At the beginning {
the regular season next Monday nigh
Tho play selected for next weak 10
comedy by Edward Pepls. "A Pair {
Sizes" which was produced at N
Longacre Theatre with a cast inclut
ing Hale Hamilton. George Parson
Ivy Troutman, Ann Murdoch an
Maude Eburne. Tho latter reache
stardom through her work as Coo
dies, the slavey. IN this remarkab
play. In the Wilmington Players pr'
duction this part will be in the hanc
. Of Miss Rose Hubner. who will hay
; her first real opportunity to bid f'
the favor OF the Garrick fans.
Aldlne Has Change Of Bill Tomorrow
The initial bill Of the 1929 seaso
of Keith vaudeville in Wilmington hs
} delighted the Aldine audiences. TT
program. all acts Of frst-class variet
/ entertainment, has been selected wit
: the idea OF furnishing plenty OF di'
ferent kind Of amusement and a gooC
ly quantity of novelty, laughter an
stunts. The headline work OF Doroth
Roye and her original Georgia Fly
has drawn a lot OF enthusiastic al
plause. Hal Johnson, with h assis
ance of a small company. presents
bright farce comedy called Mr.. Chal
erone.' Roy Rice and Mary Wern'
offer the act which they have give
' with international success-a mi.
ture OF thrills, comedy and novelt
9 Two juvenile entertainers, Beban al
Mack. instantly win the appreciation
the audiences. The other acts are all
keeping with Keith's high standard
. production. A change OF program W
be made every Thursday under {
policy recently outlined by the NJ
management OF the Aldine. On I
a bill that will be inaugurated tomorrt
the headline place Of homer is award
a TO the Primrose Four, a thousa
pounds of pep and harmony. SINCE
Or who have established their names a
flames the length and breadth of I
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