Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-07
- In the Realms =
& of Amusement, Art. and Instruction.

mental outcome it works with the
young rector, makes a crisp story
Tomorrow and Thursday Daniel
Frohman presents Marguerite Clark. a
great screen favorite, in perturbation
OF Madeline Lucette Ryley's romance,
| Mice and Men," on the Paramount pro-
gram.
home by a man of culture and, through
his devotion We're developed into
highly educated. charming society
belle. and, If, when you had attained
this ,enviable position, you were forced
to choose between this man, to whom
you owed everything In the, world eX-
army officer, which would you choose?
This, is the dilemma which Marguerite
Clark faces in Mice and Men"
Billie Burke. of the wealth of ador-
able hair; Billie Burke. Of the dimples
Ever winnome Ways; way G"''Hiiii, Billie Burke,
Billie Burke who. even though she
be Mrs. Some body-or-
0ther--the name, of the lucky one
| Burke: Billie Burke of memories-is
with us, these days in something more
than spirit If not in actual flesh.
Billie Burke is here in the movies.
And after tonight a rather unartistic
man In overalls will pack away the films,
other climes. Tonight is her last ap-
pearance at the Colonial
The titan n-haired little lady, whose
appearance behind the footlights here
never failed to draw hosts of Harris
burg theatergoers to welcome her,
capers, and pouts and smiles, and is al
together Billy Burke in the film of
Peggy"
From the time very. lovely little
Scotch heiress bounces joyously into
the fountain of her aristocratic hostess,
until she waves good-by from the tail
end of a iower-smot thered observation
and slips away into the distant beyond
of the photo -screen-yOu will sit en-
tranced. And yet, they say there is
nothing in a name.
"The Price of Happiness" in which
Miss Mary Boland will be seen as the
"Thc Price of fs' the Vi Victoria tori 90 today, too
Happiness" might be called a pic
c,or,.,... tTrization of the
Thy Neighbours Goods In a succession
of highly. picturesque. and dramatic
episodes, t.e heroine of this remarkable
seemingly more fortunate lot of a trio
of her girl friends is based on a false
idea of what constitutes real happi-
ness. she discovers that her friends
are paying bitter price for their ap-
parent success, and with new feeling
of ,contentment she returns to her hus-
band and child and happily renews her
roundings.
In support of Miss Boland appears
fine cast of motion picture favorites,
including Marion Singer, Enid Francis,
Carlotta De lNelice, Albert Bechtel, Dave
Wall and Adolphe Majou
Una Clayton. VINO is justly declared
to be one of the cleverest little ladies
Una Clayton by the way, is just as
and Go. Score popular in Harrisburg
I'm "COlIuSiOn" as she is in the larger
cities, has come back.
this time in a comedy drama called
"Collusion." At the Majestic Theater
. for. the first half of the week this
artist. who has probably written more
clever sketches for vaudeville than any
other writer, is entertaining immensely
present vehicle like most of her eff
forts, is quantity humorous, yet meath
its subtle humor there is an underly-
ing lesson that is straight to the point.
The theme is a domestic one, but the
idea is Crisply new. Miss Clayton has
the splendid support of Herbert Grif-
fin, who has been here in Miss Clay
other clever players. Something new
and decidedly interesting in the way
of dancing novelty is offered by the
Ernette Asoria Trio; McCabe, Levee and
Pond, two men and woman, are win
ners in a comedy variety act; and Cole
and Wood, singing comedians, score
with new songs; Edwin George, the
comedy juggler concludes the Offering.
For the last half of the week the man
headed bv the Berlo Girls, fancy divers
and swimmers