Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-30
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PHEUM-To-night," Common Clay"
Monday, October 2, The Junior Mimic
World OF 1915
Tuesday evening only. October y.
Very Good Eddie"
Wednesday matinee and night, octo-
Der lady Luxury" s
AJESTIC-vaudeville.
COLONIAL-"The Patriot"
GRAND--"Scarlet Woman"
T-Chaplin-Billie Burke
'iCloHlA-kfpona Scenes.
Common cay Which Ih9sH %l bs rss Sresans piasy.
.~ ed at the Orpheum to-day.
Gs%"on cisg.| Tstines Rsn,"sk,sn and night. Is
A.. of Louisvilie's successes In
the literary field. Common Clay was
@ritten VII Zen last summer. Ccarcely had it
became the object of almost every pre-
ducer in New York. who saw great
hnnI merits s,e Of the piece. 1t will be seer.
ISst completed a run Of solid year at
the Republic Theater. New York.
The bill at the Majestic this week is
proving popular one. DAVIS and
Msisss,c NJ tns Yandeville tsrta,v performers: en-
. song, while a bevy of pretty
Elrls in gorgeous costumes are seen in
Three e usSel otSsr e9msSy Watch the Clock
fard e,,,; AL All Of next week Catherine. Craw-
erf be fhe epd BIZ heT Nine Fashon Girls will
have the opportunity Of seeing M .s jusr
what the latest in Fall and winter
SYKES are. There have been many re-
style Show, and it is said that the one
snis season far surpasses the one seen
s9re s,,reon, last season II that be possible.
season; Albert White and dseS Company ai lane ain
Z E. scenic scenic comedy OF sketch entitled "It
cieyer singing comedienne, and Alton
ana Allen in a song and dance novelty.
To-day only youths Endearinr
Charm" will be the attraction at the
x Regent. This pro-
Eese"s ts. asfy asfs0a nas !. Mhtsf Thtsh
little orphan whom fate transforms
Is iFGm bn fae sba Sums to mansion and which,
ization in which this charming young
ffaNorits faNnI ts has yet appeared, was adopted
Burke in the fifteenth chapter OF or
ddGloria,s dSlor Romance entitled The Muir
plains Gloria,s escape from the barge,
Wnere we left her prisoner at the
close Of chapter fourteen. She over
and his assistant and locks them in
the cabin of the boat and makes her
escape Monday only--Geraldine Far
return engagement of Temptation
William S. Hart has rarely been seen
IN type as virile as The Patriot" the
William $; Hart. play which was
The ratriot." 6o1ses e0Sn at the hSsPseiles Pcoiey
nial Theater yester-
day and which will also be shown to-
oSy gay; AS an American insurgent he
strength in this new play. "The PAT
riot is unusual in as much as 1t does
not Ts.lt have We a leading lady. The love in
devotion to the Stars and Stripes and
loye for. his, motherless son. Fay
two reel Triangle comedy entitled.
The French Milliner.". Monday and
Marshall will be starred in "The Devils
Needle" This is the picture that was
booked for the Colonial several weeks
Censors. Mack Swain. the funny come
dian will be on the same bill in a new
two-reel Keystone comedy called YAM
pire Ambrose"
The people who have not taken ad-
vantage of seeing the most unusual
To-day. about Harrisburg will have
Victoria For Monday the Victoria Of
put out by. the Metro Company. "The
Pretenders:" in which Emmy Whelen is
featured. For Tuesday and Wednesday
William Farnum and Kathryn VIII
liams. This great play consists OF
eleven acts and the prologue, and has
as The Pitt of Pittsburgh and the For
rest of Philadelphia. Prices for. Tues
dav and Wednesday will be zoe for
adults on first floor, 10c for balcony and
l 10c for children.
Not. to have heard Fritz Kreisler play
is to nave missed rare pleasure. Onu
The kreisIcr Recital many man NTin times esq Of
For the S. p. C. A. bis his fame. Snnas may
called the greatest violinist of his day,
may even have enjoyed his records.
such sue the popular Indian Ian Lament" or
great artist himself is an experience
which will never be forgotten.
Not little Of the delight Of Kreis-
Orpheum on Wednesday evening, Octo-
her II. for the benefit of the Harrisburg
are a uses bT IN Mr. he Kfaser To0e yop s
said to be born" but an artist may
have come into the world with THE tone
strument is poor the world will never
guess it.
Fritz Kreisler is unusually blessed IN
his three favorites are a. stradivarius. a
Gagliano and a Guaruerius.
The Stradivarius is a rather small
Instrument of exquisite tone and used
by Mr.. Ereisler in his recita1s in small
halls. The Gagliano, is the work of
one of the earliest and most famous of
the italian violin makers who flourish
ed in Florence in the first half of the
seventeenth century.
The violin Mr.. Kreisler uses oftenesr
and considers his most valuable pos
session was made by Josef Guarnerf dai
finest violins in the world and is worth
from fifteen to twenty thousand dollars.
1t is a large instrument with a rich
mellow tone and is the one he invarfa-
bly, chooses when playing with an or
chastra-
The sale of reserved seats for ISfiis
recital starts next Wednesday motning.
Mt the box office of the Orph cum, for
the holders o fthe advance tickets now
being sold by the s. p. G.. A. at head
Troup Music House ana C. NJ. Sigler.
Inc.