Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-11
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season alter season the critics an
nounee that the last word" in elabor-
atcness settings has been
"katinka." spoken. and yet the skepti-
cal stage artists, like an in
another word. Arthur Hammerstein is
one of the most notorious offenders
against critical judgment in. this re-
spect, and in "Katinka" which will be
matinee and night, he has managed. is
is claimed. TO say not only one more
paragraph. His. former production,
The Firefiy" and High Jinks" were
considered the acme OF excellence and
elaborateness. But "Katinka" is cre-
dited with putting her two predecessors
under eclipse.
sensational farce hit. Fair and Warm.
Fair and which has run for "Seai one year
Warmer" at the Eltinge Theater. New
York. for limited engage
ment here during the coming season.
Avery HopwoS9d, ,, having e., written Seven
author from whom the public legiti-
mately expected much-but his Fair
and Warmer" surpassed even the ros-
ally to be the funniest farce in a decade
with not dull moment from on.
curtain to another.
At the Orpheum on Friday and Satur-
day and Saturday matinee. The. Yoke"
Will De presented Tor the
ssThe Yoke" first time in this city 1t
has brought forth mucn
discussion from all classes. 1t has, IL
is claimed. caused socioiogists TO en-
bark on a new line of thought The
presenting company is headed by }.
Edwards
One of the most attractive headliners
seen thus far at the Majestic Theater is
Toots Paka and her trio
Masss Has ManI SG HawsliaP S0sai singers
HeadIIner. will recall when these
artists appeared at the
Orpheum Theater several seasons ago
and what a favorable impression they
created. An added attraction is a comedy
sketch presented by Charles Drew ana
Completing the bill are Hill and Ecker,
Comedy singers and dancers: Van ana
Ward in singing and Instrumental
"Hell-to-Pay Austin" the Triangle
company's latest release, featuring Wiz
fred Lucas and Bessie
Eiks' Parade Love will be the feature
at Colonial. ATTRACTION at the Colo
nial Theater to-day and
nickname given to the hard and merci-
less boss of lumber camp. in the grea,
Nor.hwes wnsn bis ,na T. wnat was
carried out promptly. Bessie Love
has the role of Austins little adopted
can : tell the boss what to do without 1a
any fear of him. When his little girl
falls in love with young man who is
unworthy of her. he soon finds that the
nickname was not given to Austin
without good reason. A new two-reel
Fine Art comedy featuring Dewolf Hop
per entitled The Girl and the Mummy
will be shown. AS special added at
traction the picture of the Elks' Parade
! in Reading will be shown on this same
program. The Harrisburg lodge was in
the line and you may be able to recog-
nize many of your friends who were in
the parade.
/ A play of ceaseless action recording
heart interest and unique suspense is
4 said to be Under Cow
"Under Cover" err" a Paramount Pic
mt the Regent" ture. with Hazel Dawn
II and owen Moore in the
stellar roles. at the Regent to-day and
n tomorrow.
A The action opens in Paris. is con-
tinued on an Atlantic liner, is picked up
| at the pier. and then is transferred to
magnificent Long Island estate. Tine
story centers around Ethel Cartwright
a delightful young American society girl
and stephen DENLY. a mysterious Amer ;
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