Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-22
81 In the Realms -
E of Amusement. Art, and Instruction.

accordeonist, who appeared at the
Orpheum twice in the years that Keith
vaudeville held sway there. Pietro's
success at the Majestic is assured.
Other names of the bill for the first
half of the week will include Demp-
sey and Lovers, Laurie and Br6nsap,
and the Adroit Brothers.
To-day's great feature production
is most remarkable in that the same
actor portrays two totally
Mysterious different characters and
Fadeaway at these are shown and
Victoria made to disappear by
the newest fadeaway
process. THE Catspaw' is an in
tensely interesting and very thrilling
photoplay throughout.
Miriam Nesbit plays RoXane with
a great deal of spirit and produces a
strong character Marc MacDermott,
in the dual role of st. John and his
double, has an excellent chance to
show his ability at character delin-
cation, and acts the two totally diff
ferent personalities in mastery
manner. The rest of the cast lend
substantial aid in making this story
an intensely interesting and exciting
one in eevry respect.
The splendid current Triangle pro-
gram at the Colonial consists of sgd
Chaplln, OIL the famous
The last Chaplin family who is
Day of starred in a comedy of
sgd Chaplin educational value, en-
titled The Submarine
Pirate" and a modern society drama
of binding interest, calling in exquisite
settings and splendid acting by an
all star cast. The principal stars of
the piece include Willard Mack, Mary
Boland and Frank Mills. Big scenes
mark Gross Currents" the new Fine
Arts film play, which will be the
dramatic attraction of the new
Triangle program to go on view at
the Colonial Theater during the first
half of next week. A reel thriller
is the destruction of beautiful yacht
by fire. The guests and the servants
rush around madly in a panic as the
flames envelope them and there is a
hasty launching of boats, but before
all can escape the ship is blown up by
a tremendous explosion. There are
also some good pictures of desert
island with the rank vegetation of
the tropics number of other
stirring and interesting scenes are
depicted in this the newest sensation
Mr., Griffith has sprung upon the NOV
ing picture public.
To-day brings Anniversary Week to
a close. and in all truth ii may be called
a most successful one
PalIas Pictures A special show and
to Make Debut special souvenirs were
At Regent given the children this
forenoon.
This afternoon and evening Sam Ber-
nard. the irrepressible king of comedy,
presents his mirth- provoking talents on
the screen in Poor SchmaltZ," a Para
mount picture.
Poor SchmaltZ' shows Sam Bernard
in the hilarious role of a German wig
maker. who becomes the principal agent
in a series of comic adventures. a
count, with anarchistic tendencies; a
dangerous and fascinating woman.
known as the Queen of the Reds" a
genuine bomb, Misunderstanding
aplenty. and an American millionaire
who wishes his daughter to marry a
titled person, and who nearly weds her
to Schmaltz, provide the humor of the
feature.
Monday and Tuesday - Dustin Far
num- in "The Gentleman from Indiana"
the first of the widely -heralded Pallas
Pictures, comes to the Regent. Readers
of this famous Booth Harrington novel
will, of course. look for the lightning
fash" which revealed the kidnapping of
HarkIess by the Whitecaps. Dustin
Farnum is splendid as the fearless
young editor, who wins charming
girl in this most delightful love idyll of
modern fiction.