Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
AMUSEME
STAGE.
Leo CarrlIlo nj The Play house.

Leo carrillo. featured IA Nike An
pelo." the new oliver MorOscO produc-
ton. which ~ az Tho Playhouse the
rest ~ the week. starting tonight. was
torn In Santa Monica. Cal. Iis can
trace his ancestors hack to the year
~ 1900 I'm Spain The first Seuor Car
rllio 20 come 20 thls country was
spldler Of Cortez. who displayed the
fnmlly sift 81 starting something
FOR he started n revolution that caue-
81 him 20 be Gent lasst 90 Spain ~
tho Spanish Governments expense. In
lS47 Leo Carrillo's great-grandfather
was master OF n ranch in lower Cali
foruia whom Commodore Stockton sail
Il into san Diego Roy. Carrillos faith
or studied law. attained distinction a.
tho l,ar. and eventually became de
tfIct judge ~ Ice Angeles. Tho law
I'D not appeal 20 Leo. - much as the
study % human nature. so no took
"fler" az NEWSPAPER work after
graduation from college. and then rs
came = euccessful cartponist. Put this
wns not scope enough 20 his tendency
10 he comic. go no de.ded 90 give the
public some oullghtment on the anur-
ing possibilities az tho Chinese And
Italian through the medium az The
vaudeville Stage Again ne was Sue
cetzssul. 81 wes here he came under DE
observation OF oliver MOrueoo, VINO
saw ,n Garlic eTeat legitimate
characttr actor IN errjoyrD.
@Lniom.-
Tho Theatre Guide production o.,
Franz Alolnar'a comedy % ITO and
love. "I.Hiom". will ID seen at The
nights with Diva Is Gailienne IN her
original role. No play within tho
present generation OF theatr.xosrs
has aroused 90 much discussion as
this masterpiece by the Hungarian
/ genius Molnar. whose play The Devil"
mot with equal success IN this coun-
: try many years ago. IN "EIom'
i (Which means roughneCk) MOinar has
/ n w!erd combination % tense drama
light comedy. near tragedy and ran
tastic idealsm.
"Extra.-
There's an old aaylng that Its a
w!so father that knows his own child.
John King. wealthy publisher oc the
Dispatch IN Extra" Jack Allocate S
new conedy-drama OF newspaper NE
which IL coming % The Playhouse next
"Wednesday and Thursday nights
found out. too late, that he didn't know
the fret thing about his bog. Lake
many another rich mans son rh.s Toy
was given 10 play in place Of WORK
( and king fgured that that was all thai
he was a>Dod for TO humiLate hin
and teach him a lesson the old man
made ham the scapesyoat IN a plan &c
bankrupt The Dispatch In order C
/ force out large s,ocicholstr. II
was n girl who brought him 20 HE
senses. The CAST numbers tho FOL.
uw1ng we'll known players: Chester
Morris. Marcia byron. Howard Trues-
dell. CHARLES y. Lawrenoe. Hauet,
Thompson. William \. Norton, HowarC
Banton. Gertrude Gustn. Rohar
Thorne. Clyde HunneweN and Fred
eE-ick Beane.
Stock Company In "The Brat"
Eugene Walters touching dra.
matization OF John Fox. Jr's believe,
story III The Trail Of the Lonos0n.
Pine" has a thoroughly CrodFabl,
production In the ono that is beins
shown this week az tho Garrick The
} Iltre
For next weeks production the play
ers have that well known STORY a
The Brat" This play. which ma
been offered In practically every clt,
20 tho country 81 the romance of
. nameless wNlf 81 tho streets VIII,
when hefrieuded by wealthy youni
; man. gives him an uns9lfish love an