Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-01

equally fne with q variety Of offer
ings that give vaudeville the spice Of
entertainment. Especially deserving
or notice Ia tho photoplay that forms
a most important part OF tomorrow's
billing. It Is Doraidina, the sensa tional
dancer In Passion Fruit
SCREEN.
Norma Talmadge In sThs Sign on
tho Door,
The talent for emotional and dra-
matte acting which has made Norma
Talmadge one OF the foremost screen
stars OF tho ago. In In part responsible
for the success that has been in at
tendance upon her picture The Sign
on the Door," which Ia at tho Arcadia
Theatre. Without doubt this produc-
ton Is the most interesting and most
brilliant Of any yet seen In which Miss
1'almadge has the leading rcle The
photography is more than passably ex-
ce.ient and the direction of Herbert
rrenon is the skilled work of crafts
man. The acting OF Norma il superb
Gloria Swanson nj tho Queen.
| Marion Davies in an Irish frolic with
lots OF real Celtic merrlment and
beauty called The Brides Blay" Is
the current fllm presentation Mt the
Queen Theatre. It's engagement
finishes today. Glorious Gloria Swan
son In Under the Lash" will appear
In the stellar position on tomorrow's
Green Theatre program. Miss Swan
san, who has not made a stellar picture
| for herself since she was sncn In The
Great Moment" has in Under the
Lash" an Offering that differently sets
forth her Individual beauty and her
rare ability.
Tom Mix nj the Majestic.
| John Gilbert. the new star OF tho
Fox organization. Is participating in
the Fox Anniversary Week" cele-
brati at the Ma lestic Theatre by APP
pearing in "Gleam o. Dawn" his first
stellar vehicle. Tomorrow Tom Mix
Is due In his latest riot OF excitement.
"A Rough Diamond" and as they cay
la the country papers, "a good time
win be had by ALL" Tom Mix starts as
a simple minded cowboy in this pic
ture and ends up as a power IN n South
American republic. He has n trick
mule that gets him job with circus
but leaves after n terrible scrap.
~0ver the HILL"
4 With an ambition to be tire greatest
mother In the world rather than the
greatest actress, Mrs. Mary Carr. the
charming artist, who ESSAYS the role
OF Ma Benton in tho William Fox film
presentation, "Over the HILL" says
that for her, the playing OF sch a part
is merely transferring her household
duties from the home TO the screen
Six uttlo Cars and their father, Will
liam c. Carr, are IN that happy home
and four of the children acted with
their mother in "Over the HUI" tho
lphotoplay which will be shown at the
Majestic beginning next Monday.
"Reckless Chances at the Savoy.
| J. i. MCGOWAN. who in Reckless
lChances." Playgoer's feature, which
will have It's last showing at the Savo,
ITheatre today, plays the role OF q
lroving daredevil OF fortune. has reall,
lee the life Of a soldier OF fortune. II,
Is an Australian by birth. although h,
has adopted Southern California a.
his home. He served In the South
African Boer War, and was mixed VI
lin the San Salvador Revolution q
1908. He is an expert hor-emsn AND
adept swimmer and revcls in all forms
of athletic work.
Viola Dana at the Parkway.
There Is the story OF tho youn
bridegroom who WAS asked II he ha
ever loved any other woman. Ho,
many lovers has little Viola Dana
| for instance7 II would be impossible
to make count. But IN her lates
photoplay me number II Just four
teen. The Fourteenth Lover" whic
will be shown at The Parkway Theatr
the rest OF this week concerns,
speedy little fiapper, VI Marchmon
played by Miss Dana. vi has thrice
; suitors TO start with and father VIII
! wants her TO concentrate on one. tn
one che concentrates on IL the -four
teenth, a gardener on her fathers e.
id tate. This leads her Into a scandalou
, adventure, but VI finds the fourteent
, lover Is really her only love.
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Manitou Tribe, No. IS, I. o. r. NJ
{ powwow postponed nutil next Satu
J day afternoon and evening, Februar