Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-13
ALWAYS THE SAME


John Philip Sousa has been on wheels
| very much of the time since 1892, with
| his Band ana special soloists, repeatedly
| throughout America. five times in Eu-
rope, and once entirely around the
world. Most places of any size and inn
Sousa within their gates. so that the
character and quality of Sousa con-
certs are as familiarity known every
where quite as well as in New York. If
the 'Sousa" name is u1. on a theater
or musical hall front. II stands for the
same excellence and value there that
1t does on any board in the largest city.
a Sousa concert is a Sousa concert the
world over. John Philip Sousa's name
does not stand for one thing in one
town and something less in another.
Sousa and his Band with special solo
lists. will appear here at the Majestic
tomorrow evening.-Advertisem
DAVID WAKEFIELD
One of the most notable events of the
dramatic calendar will be celebrated at
the Majestic, Thursday evening. when
David Belasco will present David War
field there in his brilliant revival of
The Auctioneer," the comedy by Lee
Arthur and Charles Klein. which thir-
teen years ago made Mr.. Warfield con-
spicuous among the greatest character
actors of the day The character of
Simon Levi, the quaint and lovable old
Hester street auctioneer. which Mr..
Warfleld has endeared to thousands of
theatergoers from one end of the coun-
American drama. Mr. Warfields con-
ception of Simon Levi is no carica ture.
but instead a characterization as true
to life as human effort can make 1t. 1t
is marked by a love for humanity. and
compassion for its frailties. so that in
this respect it takes rank with his
ter" and his Peter Grimm. of "The Re
turn OF Peter Grimm" as a perfect
stage presentment of a lovable human
Character.-Advertisem
"LITTLE MARY MACK"
new musical comedy which prom
ises to revolutionize that sort of pro-
duction. comes to the Majestic Theater
next Saturday. matinee and evening
Little Mary Mack" is the attraction
and its producers have announced that
IL is strictly American in every de-
tail
Little Mary is a quaint girl. whose
curiosity causes the utter route of the
plans of an American millionaire to
marry off his daughter. Mary helps the
daughter win the man of her choice
and her methods provide ample oppor-
| tunity for wholesome humor.
Delbert F.. Davenport, the producer
| of the play, Is also the author of the
| book and lyrics. Newton Ashenfelder
and Sigmund Romberg are the com
posers of the music and the dances are
arranged by Fred Bishop. who staged
The Three Twins" my Best Girl" and
After its. engagement here Little
Mary Mack will run several weeks in
Philadelphia and then will go to New
York-Advertisemen
VICTORIA
The charms of moving picture en-
tertainments are getting stronger every
day and with the Introduction of vari-
GUS new features all the old objections
have been overcome. And now comes
the installation of pipeorgans in only
the very best and most up-to-date thea
ters such as the Victoria. where
s25,O 600 Hope-Jones Unit, Pipeorgan Or
chestra has recently been installed
During each show one of the Victorias
capable players either Albert Hay Ma
lotte or Professor William p. Mcbride
play this marvel of mechanical skill
and musical genius following each
action of the motion pictures. Every
day the Victoria presents an excep-
day we offer Captain Swift" a six-part
Alliance feature, which has been said
by many to be one of the best films ever
observation-disclosures.
PHoTOPLAY TODAY
| An announcement made by the man
one that will hold good news for the
motion picture fans of this city. Start
| ing to-day the summer prices of cents
| admission to any seat except SATURDAYS
and Holidays. when the admission will
| be adults. 10 cents and children >
cents. The attraction for to-day a,
summer prices is Arthur Matthews and
| Ethel Clayton in a Lubin two-reel fea.
| ture. The Unmarried Husband" There
is incident aplenty in the film, much of
it dramatic. a number of Mr. Flfe's
| expert touches with his usual skill i'm
dealing with life. are scattered through
it. Cleo Ridgley. as the Girl Detective.
| Detective Series" "The Warning On the
| Wall. In this drama. the task con-
fronting the Lady ,Pinkerton is verv
| complicated. but she tackles it with
! confidence, and runs down a gang of
| blackmailers that makes a prisoner OF
| a wealthy old gentleman.-Advertise
ment.