Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS
STAGE.
Walter Scanlau nj The Playhouse.

George NJ. Cats will present his
young Irish Ginger and actor. Walter
S,~nlan on his third annual tour IN a
new comedy with songs. entitled May
time In Erin" by Edward u. Rose, at
Tho Playhouse on Monday for -FOUR
performances. including New Years
Day matinee. II IL a brilliant comedy
OF youth. lrieh wit. ecintillstine rapid
Ere dialogue with Scsnlan's pleasing
personality and charming voice In a
'udg~t OF new rong~. "Ntsayt'me In
,gfn" In IN three acts with eet,ins
aid IN ireland. and deals with a oharre
20 ccuntcrfeit.ng placed upon friends
&C Miles o'npwd. n young Irish attor-
ney. ty the ,ccai magistrate OF pally-
tRre While defending them he un-
rave,~ a deep mystery Of persecution
and ,-~,ome~ captive to the charms
~ tho hlue-cvci winsome daughter of
ono OF the rrircnerw. A pathetic In
cijent is the meeting cf father and
dauvsites-, whom she had given up ~
Dad Outside ~ ScanlanS fascinat
Ing s,ng hlts the principal feature r.
his Improvisation of the daring, dash
Ing murketeer DArtaRnan. who Is
said to rival Doug Fairbanks I'm that
celebrated comedy role. Mr.. Cats
prom~er gorgeous ~cenic production,
perfec, In every detail with cast Of
players whcee names are familiar 10
loel theatreroerr, viz: Walter Scan
Ian. Mis- BETTY Brown. Bennett II
/ rSnn. Patrick Rafferty,. b,cille lon
non. May Gerald. George kershaw,
Robert NcClosky. Daniel Kelly.
~Mihe Angelo
The iov~ of the Italian 20 achieve
hls th'nxe. which bae characterized the
race fcr the rsch centuries ~ italian
hs-tory, 10 one OF the themes in Mike
Anecio." the oliver Moropco comedy
In which leo Garlic will DO seen at
The PLAYHOUSE next Thursday, Fri
day and SATURDAY. owning direct from
four weeks tI-you, tour IN San Fran
cs.cc and Los Angeles. II ie particu-
larry fitting that Mike Angelo" should
have been hr~t etsged In California
where the Italians have become euch
/ prominent factors in the ssrcial and
commercial progress. Having etuiiet
| the Italian character for years, Car
| r1ilo S-inge 20 the stage the real Latin
not the vaudeville hurlerdie too of,er
seen.
sInicm.-
TIE Theatre Guilds production O
Franz Mnnars MASTERPIECES "IAiom'
| comee 10 The Playhouse on Monday
I and Tuesday. January S and 2. with
| Eva lie Caffeine featured in hei
! original rcie Undoubtedly much NJ
the s~>ccse ~ this fantastic realism
sor that Is what this mos, novel play
really Ia. Is due In a grcs; Wa Ia thc
acting % Eva IL Jaallienne. az Julie
"l.lliosn's" sweetheart. and the talent
al organization supporting her. LII.
iom" was one OF the outstanding hits
q. two Seasons on Broadway. The
play sets forth the fortunes Of a seal
avas on earth. before the Divine Jus
tbcc and hack again from the pains o
tho other world.
-TnD Of Lonesome Pine
The Anal performance OF The Brok
en- Wing" - the suojec: 81 entertain
mont ~ the Garricil Theatre thi.
evening Eugene Walters great play
the adaptation os John Fox. Jr.'s, s,or-
% the same name. THE TRAN OF IN,
Lonesome Pine" has been prepare,
by the stock company FOR next week,
entertainment. The play faithful.
mirrors the delightful scenes Of IN
book and the scenic frame and sta<,
settings arranged are gorgeous indeed
Miss Lee Smith will be seen In tn
role O. the lovely June-firrt create,
on The stage by Charlotte Walker. Nj
C-ipp~ il 70 play Jack Hale and Davi.
a..
.The Prisoner Of ZcndI" ut Arcadia
Concluding its run al the Arcadi
Theatre this evening IL the elaborat
but none the le<~ touching portraya
/ bv Naz.moya u The famous F'rencl
tragedy Camille" Rodolph Valenin
AZ Armand ls q picturesque hero. "Th'
Prisoner ~ Zends," which has thrilie,
/. thousands who have read the book o