Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-20

Tonight. at the. orpheum. Burton |
Holmes, famous for his travelogues, is
burton Holmes fourth season in this |
Begins His Series city. The subjects
for the coming. year are. for the major |
part, absolutely new. Canada and
| France-outside of Paris. itself-are
never heretofore touched upon in his
pictorial wanderinSs. The first two OF
his present series are devoted to the
the north. While the U. $. a, has been
| busy with its own affairs of develop
ment, Canada has also been building up
an empire of mighty achievement, The
travelogue with which Mr.; Holmes be-
gins his S season is entitie,d, "a, this Jsna,Ha n,n
ture journey he will take his audience
! from the lovely Evangeline country of
blossom b time-through quaint quebec,
busy Montreal. Ottawa, Winnipeg. Cal
gary and others of Canada's thriving
away Vancouver and Victoria on the
Pacific Canada is famous as the
and of MT ssted
River country. the Saguenay, the koot-
enay and other of the picturesquee
angler. to make this travelogue a COM
plete. picture story of what lies SO
closely over the Canadian line.
broadway and Buttermilk" is the
/ title finally selected for Willard Macks
blanche Blanche Ring, the star of
Ring musical comedies and the
- ,on singer Of nonsadnS no end of Ppe9nas pePnlsr
day. matinee and night. Originally call
/ ed Jane oDay From Broadway" the
eities eiees last m Season Season and % everywhere met
with approval. But at that time 1t was
played without songs Blanche ache Ring
a feeling of disappointment that the
woman who knows, better than any
Sthsr Sven the dy sSoa
not continue to do so. For that reason
the play was made over, songs were in
/ troduced. and the result is "Broauwas
and Buttermilk."
Under the direction of the Messrs.
| Shubert, James T. Powers will be seen
James t. music, entitled "somebSdy,s
swan. from a novel of the
same title by ]. F Randall, at the Or
pheum next Saturday, matinee and,
While Mr.. Powers has latterly devot-
ed his comic talents to comedies with
msaf weh farce a and comedy HIS
earliest appearances Were with Edouin
in Fun in a Photograph Gallery, and and
much younger than he is now Mr. Pow
ers replaced Rawdon Vokes, with the
famous N9Ses in famldy IN nnd TI5e Fhem in
Camp" and THE Bellies of the Kitchen.
Maurice Barres, who is conducting
a campaign to aid war cripples, has re-
ceived the following tele-
Sarah gram from rom Sarah ara . Bern Bern-
an appeal for the invalids
of the war touched me deeply. perhaps
because l am going to have ia,, my ~ leg reut cut
Kept itS my my leg if / had been willing to
asked me to give them five months. but
I refused. Why? Because. longing for
the thester filled lied me would wrra rather ir
my life. I want to get to work again,
thus recovering my gaiety, and / hope
keeps me up, and will keep me up until
/ pass into the world beyond the grave.
Therefore. wish to tell you my son
and have four positions for your in
speaKing SPEAK m so much about myself, but you
will understand why, have done So.
The attractive feature appearing at
the Majestic Theater the first half of
At the musical mus sN comedy entitled
sIuiestic "Playland," that calls in the
efforts of seven of the cutest
: and most talented youngsters in vaude-
Vile. According to the success these
| little folks enjoyed in other towns, the
5 management has every reason to be
drawing card during their three-day
5 enga cement here. Burke and Harris, in
/. comedy and songs: Percy Pol1ack and
2 company, Introducing a comedy song
9 and dance turn: Billy kinkaid. clever
. juggler. and one other Keith act, COM
> plete the bill.
, William Fox will present The War
/ Brides Secret at the Colonial Theater
l to-day and to-
, "Tbe War Brides morrow. The pic
$ secret. Mt Colonial ture features Vir-
.... ginia Pearson in
. the role of Jean McDougal, a war
: bride a part that gives this clever emo =
tional actress one of the, most pathetic
roles ever portrayed on the motion pic.