Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-06
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oRPHEUM = Saturday, matinee and
night. October 7-Vogers Minstrels.
and Harris sgihs gresent la0ef IT. Gain
Wednesday night, october IL - Fritz
MAJSsTltpSsadeyilie. AtsssIfta 0sssas Vi E T. a.
GoL,o5NlAIsm"The !.r, Captive GOD"
VICTORIA - "The Weakness of
,n,Japlapd." or thes Garden of the
Mikado' John W. VogeIs new produc-
yoser. New orphsam Ga %na'h CONES somorro% 5o eRs
Idea IN matinee and evenins.
long and happy life.
crowded houses everywhere, 1t is said,
giving praise to the manner IN which
Mr.. logel has united opera. minstrelsy
and farce. the result OF his inspiration
having ali of the elements which go to
shoW reared Ss @isSn aSme sarHs 0F to n
troduce into minstrelsy complete
caste for opera and a large chorus OF
sario is reaping a. rich harvest because
OF the courage OF his convictions. Their.
is no truth in the rumor that the Of
of the doubling Thomas have inferred,
for the Introduction of such selections
ths fro% MSIeEts D0n rTSm
"Msdsm Butterfly. ana nd Ada's aira from from
yses eiam gHss hss depns Gfns to IS M fn
away from even a thought of travesty.
Seats go on sale tomorrow at the
orpheum rheater for the cohan and
.H.t7the- Trail; Holiday" dge on
Holiday" Hit Trail Holiday"
edy, with the principal character bear
ing strong resemblance to a celebrat-
ed evangelist. The. central idea of the
George Middleton and Guy Bolton, but
the play itself is entirely the work oil
Mr.; Cohan. who has already given tns
Rick QUICK Waiiingford'" sBroadway 70
Jones'" Seven Keys to Baldpate." ana
others.
T There ere are few dramatic offerings that
ssf N, xssr, Il 5sss Ny SSaJ %; is is ere 9Ss
pheum for two days, Friday and satur-
day, October 1s, and IA. with daily
tears are deftly mingled and has also
for its central sntro charseter, one of the
ed. irresponsible bit of a girl whom
chance throws in the way of a naughty,
unnatural family They are so unlike
| in the last act, through the man who
has won her love. her smiles return.
The most recent, picture of Fritz
kreisler. the unriyalled master Of the
KreisIer on benefit recital at the Or
Matrimony pheum, next "Wednesday
the Harrisburg S. P. c. A., shows him
with his young and attractive wife.
1t is one of those domestic. honey"
drum happy young couple. rather than
a musical genius and the woman whu
inspires him to his highest endeavor.
One has become so accustomed to the
| tempestuous and progressive marryings
Of our famous actors and musicians
that instability in affairs of the heart
seems penalty of the artistic tempera-
/ ment.
1t is refreshing. therefore. to find
Krei isler.. though unquestienably in the
genius class, come out strongly for the
happy home and "the one little woman
in the world for me-"
of n rG comes os from
his beautiful home life" on Mt Desert
Island. AS he himself announced. "it
| lenuS 10 Lne nlBneSt form OF acnleVe-
ment." he may be expected to break
his own. wonderful record for enthrall-
ing his hearers.
After a restful and happy summer.
Mr.. Kreisler's we'll known generosity
in the matter of encores viii not fail
him. Anyone who has a special favor
ite he would like to hear played, may
| send the name of it--in writing-to
John T. Olmsted, president of the s. p.
c. A, and the request will be submit
ted to Mr.. Kreisler. In the great ova-
ton to the violinist last season. the
encores were among the most delight
full part of his program.