Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-06

Completing the bill are: Jarvis and
Harrison. presenting a comedy play
some singing and piano playing;
Thomas and Henderson. in songs and
dances, and the famamota Brothers,
two Japs in sensational wire act.
American Aristocracy," the new Tri-
angle-Fine Arts feature booked for the
Douglas Fairbanks in ter to-day and
"American Aristocracy" tomorrow, is
with plenty of comedy to add zest to
its thrills. Douglas Fairbanks, the
star. takes the part of an adventurous
young scion of an artistocratic family
VINO quits the conventional life of the
that ne Graves as an amateur ento-
molosist. or. in more common phrase,
bug hunter" While pursuing a mi
gratory caterpillar along a country
road; he is overtaken by a beautiful
maid in an automobile, who jumps out
and kisses him, much to his delight and
commences for poor Douglas, when he
sets out to discover the identity of the
tion Of the play, Fairbanks. has to
jump from soaring hydroplane to a
speed boat and to do. a great deal of
We're taken for the greater part in New
York harbor, and by special permission
OF the Secretary of the Navy. the Unit
used in couple of the exciting chases
Every bit of ginger and all the pep"
and the winning personality that has
made Fairbanks famous. are to be seen
to good advantage. Jewell Carmen will
play the opposite role to Fairbanks A
nTw nTT tWWo-reel keystone comedy. called
same program.
Supported by two well-iznown stars.
such es Robert warwick and Gail
AZ the comes to the Victoria Thea
Victoria ter to-day for one day only.
Today The Heart of a Hero" is
play Natapn Haie BY ot cigde fSs ffmSqs Fteh
which was acted by two great stars
Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliot. For
eminent actress, Clara Kimbaii Young,
Common Law" by Robert ". CHAM
broken all records at theaters where il
has already been shown where prices
Were, three times higher than what it
for The Common Law" will be: Lower
All next week, Thomas H. Inces
ton" will be presented. During the
entire week two shows will be given
daily 2:l5 and s:15. Prices for "Civiliza-
mission, 25 and so cents; reserved seats
in the afternoon will be 20. cents, and
evening, 81. Seats are now on sale.
This coming week. Burton Holmes.
German Father
,SThs 9Th German m ,,.. land" land as the sub
n"F''n h''meS frst ffi9E' tRas time is thae 6af
Mr.. Holmes has ever devoted
s spfs svfnns in tRe Germaay soF o tS f
title. "The. German ,Fatherland," MIR
ences to WI" the not wonderfuliS @ o governed aTal
cities of Germany. with their superb
public buildings. palaces, art galleries
old-ti towns which still retain the
impress of the arts and crafts of other
days, and also out into the open coun-
OF clean and cozy inns. good food and
smiling service. He will also give
remirniscent glimpses of the Passion
esting sketch of his various visits to
this celebrated Bavarian village, and
his Impressions of its remarkable
The travelog will be an excellent sub
stitute for a personal journey up and
down the length and breadth of the
city and country scenes by means of his
wonderfully colored lantern slides, and
realistic Impressions or Ine lie OF the
German people. by means of his origi-
nal and realistic motion pictures
Mr.. Holmes will give "The German
Fatherland" at the Orpheum Theater
on Monday evening, at Sis o'clock
THE Intrigue" coming to the Re-
gent to-day and tomorrow, is the
screen story of
Lenore Ulrich in beautiful Countess,
"The Intrigue" who breaks down
under the strain of
nursing the wounded under constant
shell fire. AS result, she is trans
ferred to her country's Secret Service
Through the walls of the cathedral
hospital burst the enemys shells n
small panic ensues and outside. visible
through the enormous gaps in the
walls. can be seen the troops advance
ing to the attack.
The ancient New England supersti-
tion against witches is selected as the
theme for Fannie Wards next starring
vehicle under the Jesse L. Lasky COM
pany management and will be the Para
mount attraction on Friday and Satur-
day. This thrilling drama, 'Witchcraft,"
by DE. r. Ralston Reed. won the prize
in the .photodramatic contest held at
Columbia College.
drama. featuring Audrey. Munson. is to
be presented here next Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday