Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-24
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Delightful Story at tho savoy.


1.-THE Light In the Clearing" n pic
turization from Irving Bachcllcr's
famous novel, will have its last show
lnK ut the Savoy Theatre today.
There's a strong love interest. Won
derful romance. and exciting climaxes.
II IL one OF those delightfully."- old
IN shioned and rural stories that
Bachelor knows SO we'll how To tell.
"Wnd Honey" with Priscilla Dean.
Az commanding In tho open wastes
OF tho Transvaal as In the drawing
room of an English manor, Priscilla
Dean surpasscs her own former
screen selves In her latest impersona-
ton rs Lady Vivienne In wild
Honey" based on the popular novel by
Cynthia Stocklcy, which Is the .fea-
| ture at the Garrick Theatre this week.
The role Is one without many rivals
among tho superhumans created by
authors. Lady "Viv" isn't an ordinary
creature I'm any sense. She has fire
and spirit, dignity and grace, which
means, OF course, that the rolo Ia that
much harder to enact. calling for all
the ability that has elevated Priscilla
Dean to leadership in the class OF vital
emotional artists. Playing opposite
Miss Dean Is Robert Ellis.
Norma ut the Arcadia Tomorrow.
| Today Anita Stewart Is closing her
engagement at the Arcadia Theatre In
her picture. "a Question OF Honor
Tomorrow the Arcadia Theatre will
have the honor I'm commencing what
Is ono of it's most suspicious engage
Imenta tho showing of Norma Tai
madgo in "Smilin Through THIS
picture Is without exaggeration the
greatest thing that the star has yet
done. II Is n story well-known. having
been presented on the legitimate stage
by Jane Cowl. who Is still touring Il
lon the road. The stock companies al
lover the country have likewise pre-
Isented It.
sThunderclnp'' at the Majestic.
"Thunderclap." the remarkable WI.
liam Fox special. scheduled for show
ling at the Majestic beginning today. 1,
laptly heralded as IA thrilling melo
dramatic picture with laugh every
minute and thrill every 30 sea
londs." An all-star cast. cleverly depict
the absorbing story OF love. intrigue
romance and, last. but not least,
horse race yet unequalled on the sl
yer screen. The colorful story o
"Thunderclap" also brings To mind tn
more exciting days of yester-ycni
when gambling fiourished, when III
raucus call of the roulette wheel Mt
tendant mingled with the shril laugh
ter OF the bizarre feminine and whe
fortunes changed hands with monot
onous regularity.
"Bought and Paid For" With Hol
and Ayres.
; Ethel Clayton in an entirely pleas
I ing production, The Cradle" has bee
' the pleasant entertainer of the audi
, ences at the Queen Theatre since Nor
= day. Tomorrow Jack Holt and Agnc
Ayres combine to present the leadin
roles OF Fought and Paid For" Wi
, liam De Miles newest picture and
, faithful version OF the we'll know
! stage success OF the same name b
George Broadhurst. The stellar COR
binatjons that are being offered in RI
: cent Paramount pictures have prove
most popular.
Y HAPPY BINDINGS Please Norma Ia
Q madge.
( The following is an interesting a,
Z tiole signed by Norma Talmadge VII
!, stars at tho Arcadia Theatre begin
ming tomorrow In "Srnilin' Through
f Il like happy endings; / Ike stori,
d which do not hesitate 10 infer ne;
}. their close that He and She. thong
e soon 10 be married. are neverthele'
going TO be happy. l like stories tn,