Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-18

Fair and Warmer" will be presented
by Selwyn & Company at the orpheum
tomorrow evening and
Warmer" The fame of this rollick-
ing farce of temperature
and temperament ran over the country
/ within the first six weeks of its spec
1acular engagement at the Eltlng.
preciaticn @ Of the n New y York es eritics IN IN
creased the out New York belief
that Fair and Warmer was all thai
thing, more; so that at the beginning
OF the present season, the Hopwood
masserplece was. II is said. the most
poets.
Watch Your Step Irving Berlins
spectacular syncopated musical comedy
hsS1sTTh PhsS% Thssser sS@sa ness sa 'Fs Friday 2E
Your night. with an p. m. cur
Step" tain;
to be real musical comedy, providing
plenty of opportunity for the demon
stratlon of the talents OF -well-known
whose rep1tations are fouaded md i'aee eil
UNIQUE achievements. One of the rea.
sons for the success, of Watch You,
headliner, "A Romance OF the Under
world" a drama in three
Maessc the aee fst hss s' tae of
this week. The play. it is
said. has an interesting plot and story.
II really exists to-day. A company of
fourteen people have been employed
Ior this attraction, which contains
situations. Nardini a pretty Young wo-
man. man. provides entertainment with a
piano Pna aec@9rdeon. ord Other acts on the
oner a singing. talking and dancins
skit; Devine and Williams. entertainers
OF comedy ana song. and the olympic
ton through love for a a young Judge
against whom are pointed
| common all the arrows of political
Ground' attack, is portrayed in the
the Regent mon Ground" at the Re
row. This is Paramount p picture m i0i in
which Marie Doro is seen in the role
OF a girl OF the slums, Miss Doro is sup
Mersch.
Rita Jolivet. the actress. who recent
make her appearance in IAN 1nterna-
tSIaa tional Marriage." by George Broad
cast, Including Courtenay Foote. wno
did such splendid acting in 'Hypo-
critics" Elliott Dexter. Page Peters ana
Pillars. of Society,"" the new special
Triangle feature that is showing at the
Colonial Theater to-day
sPcis,T s!sI: Of arSiIsrn ana tormorrow Is not an
the Colonial of picture. 1t is entirely
different from the So
called usual picture, and it teaches-not
preaehes-a big, moral lesson. The
hsfI hhsfIro;p ,a a part played by Henry Walt
hall, who is often called the most in
tellectual actor on the screen, and it is
said that he is peculiarly fitted to in
tsrpret the complexities OF character
photoplay of Isbens, is an arch -hpyo-
critic who prospers and is respected as
the leading citizen of his town, while
shame of Keeping his place in society
by cruel shift of his guilt to anothers
shoulders. Retribution seems a long
time in coming, but by a magnificent
piling of climax on climax the final
smesh is all the more stunning when it
eomedy Called Puppets Pep Wil seSSt4he be Sn }he
same program.
=, Inc metropolitan Musical Bureau,
the concert branch of the Metropolitan
Opera Company of New
Keystone York City, announced to-day
Concert that it has made Fred c.
Course Hand its sole representative
in Harrisburg, and that 1t
Will conduct series of five concerts
here during the Fall and winter.
Mr.. Hand has had many successes in
the past. During the recent years he
has brought to Harrisburg Mccormack
Paderewski, New York symphony Or
chestra Mischa Elnaan Schlmann-
Heink and others of their magnitude in
the musical world. He promises that
the course outlined for the coming sea-
son will be more varied and enjoyable
than any he has as yet presented
Pasquale Amato. most wonderful of
baritones, will open the course which
as usual, will be held in Chestnut Street
Hall. remodeled and renovated for the
occasion Amato will sing on the even