Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
SCREEN.
At the Queen.

Raymond Hitchcock and other |
broadway hcadincrs arc appearing In |
the leading roles OF n modern screen
musical comedy called Tho Beauty
Shop" At tho Queen.
This production signniizes the re-
turn to tho screen OF the famous
comedian who was soon in two-reelers
several years ago and n moro auspi-
cious renppearance could hardly have
been arranged as "The Beauty Shop"
is entertainment DO luxe and wos
popular stage vehicle for the capable
IIitchy.
Tho cast Is tho pick OF Broadway"
n group OF the best musical comedy
talent available. Here are some OF tho
players who appear In support OF the
star: Billy b. Van. James j. Corbett,
Louise Fazenda. tho Fairbanks Twins,
Montague Love. Diana Allen and
Laurence Wheat
Tho story II that OF DIR. Arbutus
Budd, New York beauty specialist
who poses as a missing baron OF tho
principally OF Bologna. DR.. Budd
expects TO find 4 fortune in Bologna,
but instead gets more than his share
of trouble. his only legacy being
duel with q notorious bad man. After
an immensely comlcsl array of adven-
lures and complications, matters
straighten out for DIR. Budd and all
ends happily.
At the Majestic.
Rodolph Valentino. the screen star
who has had such n sensational rise
| IN, Ia nit In, ass
ed before the Majestic audiences yes-
terday In the picture stolen Mo-
ments."
Although sharing honors with the
leading lady Margerita Namara, a
beautiful Ameucan prima donna. III,
. handsome young actor scores quite O
personal success with his portrayal OF
the young artist OF many loves.
Stolen Moments" tells of tho black
mailing activities OF young artfs
|. whose personal attractiveness make.
him a dangerous companion for beau
tiful susceptible women. There is
: lcertain young woman In the story owe
whom ne held the whip hand" be
cause he had in his possession a not
! of II passionate nature, written to hin
u years before.
Majestic program by appearing In hi
Lloyd (Ham) Hamilton adorns IN
now comedy. Tho Adviser"
k At the Arcadia
: The seriousness OF story and IN
i worth Of photoplay were never NOR
II deeply impressed upon an audienc
e than Mt tho Arcadia Theatre yesterda
@ when tho perturbation OF Osca
d Wilde's great play. "A Woman OF n
u Importance" was exhibited
= Though there is no particular "stnr
70 In tho piece. every player Ats into HI
10 or her role. In particular IL this tru
I. OF Fay Compton as "The Woman {
'e No Importance" and Milton Rosms
ID MS tho supercilious Illingwor,h. Mis-
, Compton is a splendid English sctres
Tho story tells OF Rachel, who wa
rs forced 10 endure untold indigniti,
r from the man she loved only to fin
'e that he deserted her whom he shou
m have loved her most. The entire PIX
III covers per,od Of some years ar
ne many interesting features OF no
~ take place In that time.
Re His Iandsomeness, Ban Turpin,
IT also at the Arcadia, playing there in
y. new comedy, Step Forward"
n "Nanook Of the North at Savoy,
Il "Nanook OF the North" the remar
able Pathe feature which opened
~ weeks showing at the Savoy Theat
ro yesterday is tho first motion ptctu
al to depict tho actual life OF the Eskin
et 1t being a truthful and vivid story
no Eskimo's at home. Between 1912 a
rs 1918 Mr.. F7aherty F. r. =. S. ma
Is five expeditions, covering the Unga
Peninsula and parts of Baff1n's Lar
guided by Eskimos. He accompani
them as they travelled with their far
lies winter and summer. subsisti
wholly upon their catches of fish, Sc;
hit and walrus; sheltered by their ter
u of skins in summer. and their sn,
by igloos in winter, built at the end of