Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-28
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night September 80. Common
Monday, October 2. The Junior Mimic
Tuesday evening only October 81
Wednesday inatInee and night. octo-
CoLoNlAL-'.rhe Beast"
GRAND-"The Heroes of Submarine
REGENT-"Hulda From Holland
VlCTORIA-klpona scenes.
Melodrama with the grip Of reality
among q few of the ingredi-
Common ents of Common Clay tns
Clay. powerful drama which A II.
Woods will present at the
Orpheum Theater for an engagement of
one day beginning Saturday matines
tang OF life that made Common Clay
the phenomenal success of last season
IN New York. where 1t ran FOR an en-
tire year.
The Junior Mimic World. an organi-.
zation Of entertainers composed Of
thirty of the worlds
Entertainments. are coming to the
night presenting big program in two
divisions. This will probably be the
most novel entertainment of the season
will be something doing every minute to
please you. Felix, who is featured
with the large cast is said to be thu
stage and you will agree after seeing
h1m nm h that he SSuld Keep you entertained
morrow morning at o'clock.
A group Of girls handsomely gowned
is one OF the pleasing ;,la gf,fe lectures OF
SSe%say at e e. e. the. Majestic shs lasi
Majestic. half of this week. At
are always well liked in Harris
burg. and this one is no exception for,
Of beautiful stage settings Frank
Shields hands out quite a bit OF com
singing. talking and musical act. Two
other acts complete the bill.
Not a vacant seat at the commodious
Regent last evening, and scores waiting
Mary Plekford Ropalarity Of Mary
From Holland. star. This beautiful
peared yesterday in "Hulda From Hol-
and" and the same will be, shown to.
day and to,moIf0w. ForsakiIng 9 asI Japan
turned her smile upon Holland and
appears. as a little Dutch girl in "Hulda
P q% Re and % the In pp This Msl qsFht efqora tas
more appealing. if possible, than III
many of her previous appearance. a fact
ness of the Dutch settings and cos
tunes which mark the opening of tho
picture, makes it an unusual produc-
same program tomorrow will be Billie
Burke in the fifteenth chapter of
",Gloria's Romance" entitled The Muir
the -rogram on Saturday.
AS an added attraction to-day, the
Victoria offers the Beatrice Fairfax
features in which Harry Fox
At the and Grace Darling are star
Victoria red. These great stories or
Theater. love and romance are from
the pen of the woman who
has given more advice TO the lovelorn
eay otas5 IN the she
Of the New York Journal. has told mil
lions the stories that are taken from
ers might profit thereby. we also snow
the pictures of the Kipona celebration
| taken on Labor Day, as we'll as pictures
panorama views and in sections, SLOW "
ing the city's great industrial plants
and the Harrisburg Fire department in
action.
The Beast" the new William Fox
production WHICH Ga,ov,as was shown shown at the
the Colonial. shown for the last times
to-day, proved to be a
pretty society drama. Anna Luther
and George Walsh. the stars, Of the pic
ture. gave an excellent exhibition or
splendid acting. The story tells of an
eastern heiress who is taken prisoner
by western bad man, whom she terms
the beast. On the same program is
shown the eighth episode of The Grip
of Evil" entitled I'm Bohemia" The
new William Harr feature, The Pat
riot" booked for Friday and Saturday
was written especially for Mr.. Hart ana
is different from any other play ever
presented on the screen. 1t is not a
war story. neither is at love story,
and does not have leading lady. The
Patriot" is a story of a man whose
burning devotion to the Stars and
Stripes turns to smoldering Goals or
hate, and then is restored by the ad-
vent of golden haired boy who resur-
rects loving memories. THE French
Milliner," new two-reel keystone
com edV will he on tho capna prnUrar,