Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-27

hardt at the orpheum Theater, Wed
p nesday evening
bcrnhnrdt Presents in this, possibly
Composite bill her final appear
ance in America
that the great artist has chosen to pre-
sent single acts from different plays
from her enormous repertoire so that
her admirers may claim to have seen
her, not alone in one character, but in
engagement are scenes from "The False
Model" English AS 1t Is Spoken. .
Fed at honor and ps9e saled u ONE Thf
the most popular pieces in. her roper
toire.. The Field of Honor" has an es.
pecial appeal in these militant times.
temperament of this heroine is pecuii :
arly suited to the Bernhardt tempera-
ment.
Albert. spalding. the famous Ameri-
lovers Of this. city last sea-
Albert son, will again be heard at
HstnrnsE HSpa,ainE the the orpheTHsm on, on Friday
in commenting on Mr..
Spalding's appearance here last year,
Were unanimous in their praise of his
spoke Of his concert as one of the musi-
cal delights, of the entire season. He
Wale VAL again tbn be bp,sI assisted by Loretta Del
grand opera prima donna, who. on her
first visit to this city scored a success
second only to that of Mr.. Spaldins.
feature at many of the high class
musicales at the Waldorf Astoria, Hotel
Plaza, Sherry's Salon, Lady DUFF Cor
functions. She has also scored a not
able triumph as soloist with the Civic
Orchestra at Madison Square Garden
peared before over 5000 people.
Andre. Benoist. the eminent French
pianist. will again be accompanist fol
The exceptional cast, the catchy
York beauty chorus, and the
Look! combine to make that new @
Stop! Look Listen" which 0k Is
the treat promised to Harrisburg thea
tergoers for one day, next Saturday. at
stop! Look! Listen!" is a clean, quick
moving entertainment, admirably
staged and mounted-it is good fun,
good tunes, and above all, good dancing
visit to our neighbors in the North, Mr.
Burton Holmes in his audience, to-
the Canadian Rockies night at the Or
with him the marvellous beauties and
awe,inspiring grandeur of the Canadian
By, his motion pictures and his SUI
perply colored lantern views, he brings
TO the stay at homes all the beauties OF
est which he and his feiIow-traveiers
enjoyed in his recent wanderings He
was present and participated in the fes-
Highness, the Duke Of Connaught al
Bapff. on which occasion the Duke was
created a chief in the tribe. of the
men stony IND indians ms The resorts of sports.
anc his motion pictures are full of ex-
citing and interesting events. 49,
"Rubevilie,'" described as "melange
of rural mirth and melody" is the head
at Majestic three days of this week
s.ntsd ~, u This act act is being pre-
alone. attached to a vaudeville produc.
, ton is enough to assure the theater-
g9hiin,g public that hat it Is ,s9mething. worth
in good comedy, and during the action
of the piece some excellent singing is in.
tr,oduced. An added attraction on the
Mott in neat little song and pattel
skit entitled, Names Don't Count
Completing the bill are Archie and Ger
Mills. and Company, in a comedy sur,
prise offering, and Espe and Button
clever comedy entertainers.
Once. upon time a little girl rar
away from an orphanage: She ran a: a:
srhe Ragged could. until I'll she sh' reacset es Set
Princess what she thought wa,
at Colonial the end of the world
| because it was the end, but becaus,
there was, man, standing in her way
chormng @ eS ioSe Story ~SR Which bho forns rs tn.
| BACKGROUND to the exciting incidents o.
William Fox.s new play "A ,Raggec
pirinTesSbs pidT b. booked to appear at the Colo
June Caprice, the pretty little miss, wn,
was liked so well in Caprice of tn,
Mountains" and Harry Hilliard win b,
love story. staged in a most elaborat,
manner, A new two-reel comedy ant
the Pathe \ News VI Will be seen on III,
only, the Fine-Arts Company will pre-
sent Dorothy Gish in Alta Boys Las
Ever since, the great European in
ferno broke loose with fury that ha
At the Story after Story 'tsis'fes,Sn has reach
Victoria ed us telling about the man,
daring and thrilling ac
complishments of spies and members O
the various secret service as we'll as o
the diplomatic service. For to-day tn
Victoria presents for the first time il
erly Bayne in "The Diplomatic Ser
vice." In this great play one can ge
| an excellent idea of how the affairs O
nations are looked after by their diff
i ferent representatives. For Wednesda,
Robert Edeson, the famous stage an
scren artist, in Rudyard Kiplings grea
story. THE Light That Failed" Rober
Chambers famous story The Commo,
Will be shown December Z. s. and
lion dollar production. the play consid
cred the greatest ever evolved by tn
brain of man, will be shown for the en-
tire week of December IL.
=. Theodore Roberts. and Anita King. i
Anton. the Terrible
canton, the will be the attraction a
Terrible" the Regent to-day an
at Regent tomorrow. The story O
this thrilling drama 0
Russian political intrigue, was write
BY Jules Eckert Goodman from Thoma
II. Uzel's story. The story, which ere
ated uch sensation when 1t was pub
lished in the Saturday Evening Pos
has to do with the intrigues in the Rus
sian Generals staff shortly after tn
outbreak of the present European wal
Anton, although Chief of the Russia
Secret Police. is in reality German SD,
How a clever woman, to save her love-
succeeds, in trapping Anton and con