Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
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STAGE.
Aldiue Program Has Plenty Of Variety.

Aldiue Program Has Plenty Of Variety.
MoCart and Bradford In take My
Tip" headline the program coming TO
a flnieh this evening at the Aldihe
Theatre. A good example Of the many
varieties of vaudeville ts to be found
in the program that comes next Mon
day TO the Aldine. In tho six acts on
the boards there IA no repetition what
soever. The headline feature In n
sketch. another specially In dancing
number: third a comedy skt; a
fourth song attraction: a NTH. sheer
novelty and so on. Mre. Gene Hughes
In tho chief player and the producer
OF the sketch AT the Eleventh Hour"
which occupies headline prominence
NJ tho theatre. Danny Duean u
dancer--an exhibition dancer who with
n very charming and expert young
woman offers some terpschorean YER
slOns that are sure 10 win appliance
Also I'm his nc. is n boy xylophonist.
"The Brat" nj tho Garrfck.
The concluding performance Of The
Trail OF the Lonesome Pine" win be
l btN'I NV AlF 1flNFff NJ Ifif 'fIfflth
Theatre this evening. Tho play chos-
en- for next week r. Maude Fulton's
well known STORY The Brat. Tho
| company hee been working on its pro
/ duction during the past week and their
l progress 10 date gives promise of an
1 other glorious eucceas The Brat
! IL one Of tho most unique character
drawings ever made She is won
deTully appealing human ngure and
thu spectator will laugh with her. cry
with her and eympathize with nor
Miss Lee Smith who WIN be seen IN
the title role az the play has tho eame
sort OF appealing role as The Brat
az she did when she played That OR
Patsy" early In the season.
Leo Cnrrilio Mt Tho Playhouse.
Leo GARLIC will close his engage
ment I'm Mike Angelo" AZ The Play
house today with performances this
afternoon and tonight. Since Thurs.
day night tho popular actor has beer
delIshting Wilmington audiences with
tho newest ~ tho Morosco plays
Mike Angelo" IL an artists mode
with an artists soul. In all the loca
, performances the actor has beer
superb. His Spanish decent gives hin
easy command Of the volatile fatii
temperament. lie has given his talen
To the play as generously "a though
striving. for the New York success
that Will come very soon when Mix
b Angelo" goes to the MOrosco Theatre
Mr.. Carrillo IL supported by one o.
the best casts that have been seei
here this season. Miss Lyon ms An
nabelle and Miss Mackaye az Carlot'i
are completely satisfying The pla
flies higher than Lombard Ltd" Nj
Carrillo~ recent success though hi
, handling OF drapcries a. ne decorate
4 his studio is reminiscent OF that pop,i
lar success. without telling the stor
/, Of mo play Il may be sid that IN
text Is admirably done. Indeed u
), a story OF artists lire skillsuily writ
ten. spl-ndidly staged ana lived oJ
by n little company OF sparkl;n
talent in hne team work
Aiiom."
= "L.liom." ono OF the most tistine
uished and successful OF tho Theatr
Guilds dramatic achievements. vi
come 10 The Playhouse next Monds
q and Tuesday nights. with the usu,
= matinees. Molnar's remarkable mia
- ture ot realism and fantasy most nj
Il m!rably acted by Eva lie Gallienn
r Is undoubtedly without a peer IN pref
n ent day theatricals. and It's preseT
= tation here marks one OF the real mig
n lights OF the season. Picturesqu
r cOlorful brilliant. with an almost VI
> canny insight into human natur
,. Molnar has written a play which al