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AMUsEMENTs.
STAGE.
No Showing Of 'Pink Gods

Pink Gods" will not be shown this
evening at the Queen Theatre. The
house has been rented for a political
meeting. Tho last performance today
will start about o'clock. 1t Is re-
grettable that the engagement of
Pink Gods" should be interrupted.
The three days assigned for It's presen-
tation are entirely too brief to do Jus
tice to tho worth Of tho photoplay.
Pink Coos" Is a melodrama. but not
Of the IT. "a, racy, hair-raasing type
with ovcr-crowded thrills. It u nrut
Of all a GOOD story. presented In
manner to do II full Justice enacted
by n cast Of players whose very names
speak In advance for the success OF
the production.
David Warfleld ut Tho Playhouse.
At The Playhouse on Friday and
Saturday, November 10 and IL, David
Belasco will present David Warfield
as Shylock In VIM. Shakespeare
Tho Merchant Of Venice. Matinee
performance viii be given on Sntur-
day. These performances will mark
tho firt appearance Of Mr.. Warfseld
In tho role. After the Wilmington
engagement the company will APPEAR
in Ave cities and Will then go to the
Iyceum Theatre. New York. Mr.. Be-
lasco will be in Wilmington to perron-
ally direct the performances during
the engagement here. The supporting
cast Ia to include Philip Merivale. A.
&c. Arson. Ian MacLAran, Walter Per-
cival, Herbert Greenwood. Albert Bru-
| ming, Horace Braham. Reginald Gocdc,
| Herbert Ransom, Fuller Nfollish.
Charles Harbury. P. Vivian, Morris
| Straesberg Edward II. Viewer. Edward
| Crandall. Ward de Wolfe. Nick Long.
| II. Brown, Miss Mary Servoss. Mass
Mary Ellis, and Miss Julia Adler.
"The Passing Show.
The theatregoers OF this city are 10
have the opportunity OF witnessing
the Passing Show" the New York
Winter Gardens annual revue. which
VIII be the attraction Mt Tho Play
house on November IA and 10. II Is
an array of artists that have been
engaged for this show, An exception
ally capable company Of unusual size
Among the morn important arc Helen
Remstrom. Sam Howard, Alexandra
Dag1nar, Will II. Philbrick. Peggy
Brown, John Qulnlin, Norma Hamilton
William PrinRle. Jack Rice. Marie
Gleason, Bob Gilbert. Margaret Wood
Frank Masters. Bessie Haban, An
thony Joachim. Victor Bozash. Jack
Hall, Abe Aronson. Francis X Ma
honey, Dempsey and Vaughn. ant
many others.
up In Msbers Room" at the Garrick
Three moro performances OF wa,
Down East" are yet TO be given by th'
Wilmington Players before tho flnisf
OF this engagement. The Players vii
be back 10 farce again for a while
Mex, week Will find them Offering tina
famous laughfest UP In Mabel
Room. When Hazel Dawn and he
company of farceurs first offered thi
play TO the public they had the salts
faction OF seeing every spectator prac
tically overcome with laughter.
i SCREEN.
Monte Crfstor at the Arcadia
Tho engagement Of Monte Cr4sto-
which he's Aroused intsreSt tn ever!
EOrt OF theafr08oof, ha1 out ovo NOR
days before rs conclusion. Tho p.c
ture. whioh 70 now at the Arcadia,
a mammoth production--in ever
way tho cinema counterpart OF Dumas
, great novel.
william Russell at the Majestic.
William Russell. star in Fox photo
plays, appears 10 be a most pers!s
ta.nt winner. Yesterday he capture
completely his audience when he oper
3 ed an engagement AZ the Majest
5 Theatre in The CRUSADER" bosed o
, an Allan Sullivan story. Everyor
. who knows Sullivan's western roman
oes knows how we'll they arc suite
D to screen adaptation ana all theatre
3 goers know how we'll such ecreen scol
8 les are suited 20 Mr.. Russell. IT
, fine ability as an actor aided hi
3 materially IN the triumph he entoye
S yesterday and will continue TO EMO
. the remainder OF this week.