Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-25

tuesday; matinee and night, September
SATURDAY; sSMfommnn matnee a and night. September
MAJ AJESTIC-Vaudeville
CoLoNIAL-"Gretch the Greenborn..
hEI,E;,ENI-'The House of the Golden
one of the biggest treats of the the
atrical season is said to be founded on
Goose. which will be the attraction
row matinee ht the and oTpheum oipbt TO to-mor:
said to be 80 people in the companv'
which is headed by ]. c. Mack. the orig
inator OF the Mother Goose character.
to the production. which will include
the famous Old Shoe that you heard SO
girls. 1-'
The most remarkable play in recen,
years was New York's verdict on Com
Common metroDoltan men SlaE yn which n after
Clay. year comes to the orpheum
for an engagement OF one
nisbt nay only Xftsr next satgrday matinee and
as the Harvard Prize Play. it came to
the Republic theater, New York, and
scored the greatest hit" of the yea1
this week, offers as its big ATTRACTION
Romance, tS"vN tHres William mn''f PruttIe, sse-
at Majestic. who is assisted by Bert
pany: The singing in the act is said to
be Of a high order. while nothing was
overlooked in the way of picturesque,
settings and costumes. John P. Wade
ana company present a comedy sketch
entitled ;, THE Coral Cameo" that is
very good and contains moments of
real dramatic value. Completing the
and Ricardo, clever singers and dane
ers and the Four Vanders on an cleo
trio revolving ladder
The dangers of an unsuspectine i'm
migrant are thrillingly portrayed in
c., the Triangle Fine Arts
the Greenhorn. the Greenhorn," rea-
be seen at the Colonial theater to-day
Butch sr soon after lsndne IN goHns TINS
country is made the victim of a gang of
eounterfeiters. After she passed some
has done and threatens the &C counterfeite inter- sHe
ers with arrest. She is captured by the
gang and held by them In their coun-
eefbieting eebn In esen asn Which Is in secret
spectacular events, there is a pretty
romance between the Dutch girl ana
EranR iap s;eainett who plays young Jtal
all-star keystone cast will be on the
same program in a new two-reel Kew
stone comedy called His Feathered
Nest"
The attraction at the Regent to-day
and tomorrow Is The House of the
Golden Windows" featur-
The House ing Cleo Ridgley and Wal
OF Golden lace Reid. Tom Wells a
Windows, poor rancher, is toiiing and
Regent. saving in order to go back
east and start Iffa of
better plan. His wife's growing dis
content adds greatly to his hardshIps.
His little son. Billy. goes to play in the
orchard of James Peabody, wealthy
oil man, and falls into a pool. In pull
ing him out his mother notices traces
of oil. The overseer roughly drives
them out of the orchard. and when Mr..
Peabody learns of 1t he presents Mrs.
Wells with a deed to the orchard, m
cluding ANY benefits that may be de-
rived from the soil" She hesitates.
feeling she should tell him of the oil
but her hatred of poverty overcomes 3
her better nature. She decides to use
their savings, make q loan and deyeIop
the oil well-and falls asleep. The
funds give out-still no OIL She sells
the last of the sheep-blasts and there
gushes forth a deluge of OIL The con-
cluding episodes of the photoplay ar.
in the form of a dream wonderfully
portrayed. No story was ever more in.
teresting than "Hulda from Holland
with. Mary Pickford in the title role
which will be presented for three days
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.