Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-10
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the effectiveness that comes from real
creative realization. Battles, the
tnronSS AT rne games, the classic
uances, the thrill OF the cnarioteers,
the CONNECTS at sea are pictured with
wonderIuI power While Lhe real sen
timent OF the story Is brought out with
tenderness that Is lasting. manager
Hopkins has been fortunate In securing
TINS sensational feature ror the attrac-
ton at the MaJestlc, saturday, matinee
ana night. 1t wlll come here not only
with the stamp OF enthusiastic metro
politan approval, out with the unusual
record OF having the tull, hearty en-
knights of Pytnlas, VINO, IN all parts
oL the country, have hailed the coming
of TINS presentation as an event laden
with splendid opportunities for
teaching, with, Its entertaining features,
the great influence OF the oruer ana the
foundation or Its ritual-the friendship
OF Damon and Pythlas.-Advertlsem
ORPHEUM
The type OF "nitty' and pleasing
song ana dance specially that always
find favor with Orpheum auaIences, is
here again IhIs week, enjoying the ap-
plause hit of the fine current bill at
the Orpheum. They are Jimmie Cas-
son and Betty Bona, who are tar from
strangers To Orpheum audiences, and
this week they seem to be more popu-
lar than ever. Betty is Il wlnsome
miss with u sweet and pleasing voice
ana smile that bores iIght through.
And we woulu never ADVISE Betty to do
away with the dlmples. Her partner Is
a natty ana graceful fellow with a
Iull, rich baritone voice ana these two
artists certainly know now to get Iull
value out of popular song. Their
songs are the seasons newest hits. 1t
is only 1air to say that the act of Bond
and Casson Is a representative type of
the kind of "gIrl" act Harrisburg
likes. 1t is one OF those refined, nifty,
OF the players are decidedly pleasing
Bond and Casson offer one OF the spIen-
did turns grouped about 'Pekin Mys-
teries,' the weeks unusual headliner.
In it thrills. mystery and marvellous
equllibristtc feats are offered in inter
esting and distinctly Oriental fashion.
The Orpheum's bill is clever and di-
versified ut.-Advertisement.
COLONIAL .
The Salon Singers, presenting one of
Corner has seen, will head a bill Of
comedy, beauty and song that's to he
inaugurated at that playhouse to-day.
The comedy feature of the bill will be
| 'Huckins' Run" Walsh, Lynch and
company will present it. Dawson and
gillette, In comedy, songs and patter,
and the Musical Irving, novel instru-
roster New and clever moving picture
feature tlms go on view at the Colonial
| to-day also. to remain during the rest
of the week.-Advertseme
AT THE VICTORIA THEATER
Intensely dramatic and marked by
splendid acting is the four-part ,Pathe
photoplay, THE Money Lender" which
Is the special attraction at the Victoria
Theater, 223 Market street, for to-day
only. The story, which is one of the
most recent Pathe productions, por-
trays life among the Polish Jews and
has made lasting impression on movie
| fans where it has been shown during
| the last few days. The plot is woven
around the love of a Gentle for a fair
Jewess. which has taken complete mas
terry of her and results in her death
and her fathers mental agony wherein
he resorts at last TO the sacred words
prescribed in his religion.
Another headliner at the Victoria to-
day is the two-reel Thanhouser spe-
citl, The Center of the Web" featur-
| ing Claire Kroell. Frank Wood and
| Sam Niblack. 1t is the love story of a
girl counterfeiter and is intensely in
terestng.
Leading Lizzie Astray.' is to-day's s
| Keystone comedy at the Victoria,
which has some. extraordinarily inter-
esting and amusing features.
To-morrow's special will be THE Sea
! Nymphs.' featuring Mabel and Fatty
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