Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-21

"a, Those who did not get a chance to see
makers, in One A. M"
At Regent Regent severai Weeks ago, ts
Today will have the last oppor-
tunity to-day to Gee this
photoplay at the Regent. One A. NJ"
is a great laughmaker and is bound to
make you roar and forget your cares.
Billie Burke will also be presented in
the eighteenth chapter of "Gloria's Ro-
man nance" tThe Bitter TRUTH: Patrons
early part of the play will be interested
in learning of other important events
"The Holly HoIse,' a drama of mys-
terry and love, with Vivian Rich is also
on the program to-day: Miss Rich is
of a young girl who, through no fault
Of her own, finds herself in possession
of title.
kawa, the noted Japanese actor. returns
TO the screen in another Lasky photo
play. entitled, The Honorable Friend"
on Monday and Tuesday.
Street as well as State Street in Bos-
".Friday. the 18Th" iished his famous
18th" play
which deals with the intricacies of the
stock market business. To-day we
duction. For Monday we offer for the
first time in this city Paylowa, the in
Dumb Girl of Portici," a play in which
there are over 900 lavish scenes and in
which over 500 people take part: How
Fenella, the dumb girl, is sacrificed to
the cause of liberty. is but one of the
many hundred scenes in this most stu
pendous, gripping and intensely emo
DhOtODlaV.
spent in the production of this remark
able drama: Admission for Monday and
10 cents for balcony, and 10 cents for
children. Shows will commence every
two hours, commencing at $3.50 a. m.
One of the most interesting features
q two days engagement at
Howe's the Orpheum yesterday, and
Travel which will be shown again
graphs depicting life of the
cadets at West Point. There is some
!.hI1g. thing fas,ciinating. about the words
underlined. The film is really a biog-
raphy on the screen of the manifold
duties and activities of a cadet from
steps in the recruits squad drill to the
American sho1id see Mr.. HowSe's West Vest
jects included beautiful scenes of our
island possession, Hawaii, Spain, Nor
way and others.
The great American quality of bluff
:. comedy by. Zellah Cow
sented by Clarence w.
ing. THE. Simp" is humorous in the ex-
treme, with a jolly story. amazing per-
sons and laughable situations and novel
complications appearing INCREASINGLY.
And bluff figures in big way, through
out the comedy. A woman decides to
make a bluff; Her idea is to create the
impression that she has wealth and po-
sition, BY this method she plans to
establish herself in life; Another wo-
man see the wisdom of this, as sug-
gested by her friends process, and sug-
gests it to the man she loves, but who
at present does not love her. At least
he doesn't think he does. He wakes
up later.
the spoken drama, this season, the first
time that he has appeared on
Robert the legitimate stage in three
EdesOn years. MessrS. Rush and An
drews, under whose manage
ment he will appear, have procured an
exceedingly strong vehicle. 1t is called
pen of Robert Porter. The author has
dealt in a strong, vigorous, effective man
as the world. has a. vital modern appli-
cation. He has written with the force
and. character of big man and with
much the things which he says. but
the things which he has left unsaid.
that will cause his audiences to think
and ponder and philosophize.
Burton Holmes, whose series of five
travelogues will open in this city. at
the Orpheum Theater,
Burton about the middle of No
Holmes vember has lectured on
Here In European countries in for
November mer seasons but has never
- -. devoted himself himself to the
Britain, Germany and France. He has
never taken his audiences "by the pic
ture route" through the length and
nation, and thence across the seas to
show their colonial life in the distant
corners of the word. This he will do
This is the last opportunity theater-
goers will have of witnessing one of
the most pleasing vaudeville
At the bills that has appeared at
Majestic at the Majestic this season.
Ed Morton. who, holds
prominent position on the bill. is as
popular as in former years, and while
all of his song numbers are well receiv-
ed. none is better liked than beauti-
full ballad entitled. Honor Thy Father
and Thy Mother" one of the sweetest
songs ever written. Mr.. Morton's pleas
ing voice was never heard to better ad
vantage than i'm the singing of this
song. A sparkling. musical comedy. en-
titled "In Mexico" will be the feature
of the fve-act vaudeville bill that is
booked for the first half of the coming
week. An added attraction is the ap-
pearance of the Big City Four, vaude-
ville's most popular quartet of male
singers. Completing the bill are Mar
ouarita Calvert vfoliniste. Wanzer and