Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-30


eo>nsAlnO Dgoose q rte l'lAy hesss.
Cseti Lsaa ~ Cleo Mayneld will he
ooon In = throo-ac& muscal cosAedy.
sTAe 01ueAln0 0etAs." at The Play
house thsoe GAys. stRting tonssht
With . "Wednesday matinee. under the
G>rectioo Of the Aseara nhubcrt The
SorA u thls musical plecc IL by Cyrus
WOeA and inward Clark. The music
" ny Ntxmund RoMbers. who provided
thr musk Tor "Aaytimo." blossom
Tins" and 1rc~t number Of musical
ssccessss. The greatest hit made by
cSc'i Lean and cleo Aayfscid was In
Tho Hluc PARADISE" im which they
s;'r~arcd for 1900 uishts At the Casino
Nv New York. Cecii Lean has appeared
very likely In n grcatsr number OF
musical comedy hlta than any other
comedian oe our time Some OF the
pieces In which he has been starred
have h~en bright Eyes" Tho Mill
tary ultl." Tho Royal Chef" Miss
Simplicity" and Tho Time. tho Place
and tho 0iri." Cleo MAyneld. "a high
j. amusing comcdicnno. .has boon seen
With MIR. Lean In two musical pieces
",cok who's Mere" and "'rho Blue
Paradise" Miss Mayncld made her
dcbn, IN f'rans I<hsr's Niennesc
orerctfa, "'rhe Nnn With Three
Wives" Among tho important male
members Of tho east arc Tom Lewis
lohcrt oronnor. Clarence Noristrom
Harry Corson Clarke. Harold Gwynne
ct the feminine members there viii
hc Edith Baker. Gertrude Nudge
Jane Carroll. Kitty Flynn. Violet
tusthmorc. Beatrice and Mercella
Swanson
~rkc HAT" Next week.
Memory haunted playvoers who ar,
familiar with all previous plays and
httlo tired OF them nil. are assured
n gv,dly measure of rovclty and sur
rs,ec la The Bat" which viii hold
the boards OF Tho Playhouse next
week. II simply bristics with unex-
poctod happenings. II keeps YOU ex.
cited all tho whilc because something
Unforeseen Ia constantly coming or. II
A. NO, play which Il Is easy %
rnaiysc, II II 40 startling and origi.
nal. 81 surrriscful and ingenious thai
acu don't have time 60 ind flaws IN u:
construction.
cover the ullls" ut The Playhouse.
over tho Hills 20 tho poorhouse.
= play essentially OF mother love, con
sldercj everywhere az the most beau
tiful exposition 90 SIS kind ever re
Ncelcd upon the stage. viii b. seen a
Tho Playhouse thrco DAYS siartinl
February with saturday matinee
rv those who dceiro clean. wholeaom,
entertainment, generously infusc,
with dramatic force and alive viii
laurhnhle situations. this IL the sor
~ play, acted by Corse rayton. Edna
Niay Sroonrr ana n well balance,
company, to invite respectful con
slderntion.
A~otch Lads aud IassIcs ut tn,
.arrick.
\ nip Of rare old Scotch II IN,
treat I'm order Cor oarrick Theatre
patrons today Jack Wyatt aud hi
isdk ana lassics from the land @
heather Occupy tho headline position
and tll'hfuily take up its response
Utilities with an entertainment that u
,nc ~ tho most successful In IN,
vaudeville circuit Special added fca
tuto g. the program II Ben Smith, th'
iutuni travelling salesman. Mr.. Smith
was tho vaudeville partner OF tho In.
NOUS iiuEh Jennings when tho note,
lall hero mado "a i'ye rinto vaudeville
Annie md Eddie iritchard appear ~
-rheyr~ n Couple Of Kids" sidne,
md seaman do a rlcntitudc OF stunts
~ hand balancing that arc rcall,
amazing Roland and knight are tw,
clever entertainers with novelty
cncf. Williams and Lushy add 10 tn
comedy element with their humorou
chatter Another bis contribution o
comedy IN offered in the photopla,
",uin, idoncc.' which IN also at tn
tar,lck. with Robert Harron and Jun
Walker IN tho principal roles.
Vk~st~r'~ Maunikins NJ the AIdine.
ono of tho most attractive acts &
vaudeville IN presented today at tn
AidIne Theatre. Market az Eight
street. by chcstors Mnnniklns. tie
llahv Dolls" as Il IL styled. Is
pleasing combination OF bright song.
graceful dances and character imper
tonatlons hc ten talented children
one portion Of the act. BABY Doll
An Motion" calls for the services @
the youngsters gnrbcd ma dolls. an
,hr Illusion IN perfect. Harry Ma>o
snd company have a rollickin
comedy Offering. Getting the Money.
a.