Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-24
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ORPHEUM This evening - when
Woman Sins (Yiddish).
Saturday only. November 20 James
II. Powers in Somebody's Luggage"
Monday evening. November 81 = Bur-
ton Holmes-"The Canadian Rockies"
Tuesday, matinee and night, November
2s-"A Girl Without a Chance"
MAI AJESTIC-Vaudeville
COLONIAL-"Somewh in France"
REGENT-"And the Law Says"
VICTORIA--"Captiva Mary Car
stairs"
The Orpheum will have as its attrac-
tion tonight the National Stock Com
pany of Yiddish
National Yiddish players, headed by
Stock Company the author-actor,
Jacob Shiekowitz.
Miss Anne Karp and b. Rosenthal, in a
comedy drama with music, when Il
Woman Sins" Many expressions OF
pleasure have been heard since the an
of this organization and the prospects
look like Il capacity house. treat is
in store for those who have arranged
to sec this Jewish company, as the
press ana puollc in other cities have
endorsed this play as one of the best
seen in several years.
The first act of Somebody Lug
gage moves rapidly ana the second Is
full of rapid-fire situations,
james which are sustained through
Powers the third right to the final
curtain, furnishing the star
comedian ample opportunity Tor the ex-
broad comedian.
Mr., Powers has lost nond of his acute
sensibility to comedy and satire no
SpOntanlety in putting il over"
There is no comedian on the contem-
pofary stage whose face and peculiar
inannerisms so harmonlze in ludicrous
Characterization, and the role OF Alfred
Hopper In somebody's Luggage" al
fofos Mr.. Powers the fullest opporIu-
nlty for the sort of broad humor that
mas made him for many years a general
faVorite with the theaIergoing public
The return of the wonder woman -
Safah Befnhardt, to Harrisburg Is an
event OF sufficient
orpheum Theater nothing less than
furore among local
theatergoers. She is easily the most
renowned woman OF the times; the
most distinguished living actress; IN
the opinion OF many the greatest liv-
ing woman. Her spirit is epic. ideal
lslic ana courageous to degree; age
does not deter her from her place IN
the sun, or her being vital living
iactor in a warkaday world. Sarah IS
still Sarah and that is, indeed, a name to
conJure with! The plays she offers on
that night OF her repertoire are: The
L axe Model" "Du Theater au Champ
dHonneur" tF'rom the Theater to the
Field FIELD OF Honor2. In addition to these
Cleopatra" a playlet by Maurice
Bernhardt, Nine, Berhardts son, and
Henri Cara, and new play called.
Burton Holmes will continue his
series OF finely illustrated travelogues
with a second trav-
Ihe canadian elogue devoted to
Rockies" Burton Canada this time
Holmes Next the magnificent
subject scenery, good hotels,
the hunting ana
hshing grounds and the sights, scenes
and activities of life in TINS gigantic
swltzerland of America being the
principal theme.
Mr.. Holmes will give an the Cana
dian Rockies at the Orpheum Thea
ter on Monday evening. at Sis O'clock.
Do you enjoy picture tnat holds
you in suspense until the very end--a
tale so full of mystery
somewhere that you cannot guess
the Colonial so gripping that YOU
i,,o. xo never notice the pass
ing moments? Such story is Some
where in France" the new Triangle
kay-bee feature booked for the Colonial
Iheater to-day and tomorrow. The
- IL
hickman, and is from the pen of the
late Richard Harding Davis, author of
soldiers OF Fortune" and many other
IS a thrilling war story of mystery and
secret service intrigue that is sure to
tascinate you. The plot deals with the
daring efforts of a woman SPY to ac-
qulre possession of military secrets
Her final downfall is accomplished by
a smashing climax. Then, too, there's
new two-reel Keystone comedy that is
the added attraction of the program
Monday ..IC,I and Tuesday June Caprice in
The Ragged Princess"
To-day the Victoria features Norma
falmadse in picture play of real
captivating Mary Rind a 'nferest; of pieture 1ne
Carstairso ut the every lover of the
Victoria Today movies delights to
rows attraction Gail Kane, the well
known star, in Russian drama, The
Scarlet Oath" 1t is a story that. car
thrill every foot of the way Francis
x Bushman and Beverly Bayne. two of
the greatest stars now appearing be-
Monday and Tuesday only, in their
greatest effort, The Diplomatic Ser
vice vice Watch lens END wait for Thos. H.
most powerful force preaching against
the terrors and horrors of war. "Civili-
zation' will be shown shortly.
And the Law Says with Richard
Bennett In the stellar role, shown at
the Regent to-day
land the Law only, is a powerful
Says mt Regent problem play. The
theme is based on
punishment
The story concerns Lawrence Kirby,
who enters an intercollegiate tennis
tournament under an assumed name
this being done as a lark, but without
evil design. He meets. while in his as
sumbed character, the daughter of a
professor in rival college, with whom
ne falls desperately in love.
Mary Miles Minter, the dimpled and
smiling little beauty whose extraordi-
nary versatility in pictured drama is
the talk of press and public will be
presented tomorrow only in her newest
play Faith" The title of the peace
was chosen to illustrate the trustful
confidence of the little girl who is left
supposedly an orphan and reared as a
founding in the ultimate discovery of
her mother, whom she has never known
but whom she believes will one day
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