Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-15
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Many women are spoken of as extra
ordinary in various ways, many de-
.u,.. sseryingly SO, But want
s.n. t9 en ttlss soWc Womsa Who VII, IL
the biggest surprise of
her time was as we'll or wese better ne, knewn m
throughout the entire world, as Mary
Pickford-Billie Burke" or any of the
The speak ofss Of Will f'aps appear ar as oday na
ana lens Wsdding." '' At the orpheamss
remember her, Little Minnie Palmer, in
| my Sweetheart" back in 1888. she was
the sweetest little doll creature imagin-
European tour. In 1890 he made a sec
ond and longer tour of Eng
na,1, nnrton land land, and the .. Continent;
Career for his first lecture,
Through Europe With q
Camera" which he presented as an
Chicago Camera Club, of which he was
member Later the same year he at
tended the performances of the Passion
John l. Stoddard. at that time the most
famous of lecturers on travel. Two
years later he made his first voyage to
the Far East. and upon returning, made
his first RTTofessional aPpearancs pre-
Japan, the Cities, at the Recital Hall
for the first time presented to an audi
ence travel-lecture illustrated exclu-
sively with colored lantern slides, an
absolute novelty at that time Burton
Holmes (himself) will appear at the Or
pheum Theater. November 20, with the
first of his travelogues. Canada, From
of rube ~" eomedsns' aeo wRS are are seen aar'iH9 in
The Town Hall Follies,"
At the the rural song and dance
Majestic revue that is being present.
ed by Eugene Emmett and
ompanv at the Majestic. The natives
around a small town station agree to
show while his troupe is delayed by a
wreck: With the aid of a group of
to oT he b
the last half of the week mere man"
will have little to do except to sit in
man oS he foS 9eFe w be no
act. NANNY Jennie's Birthday" will
hold ole forth; Other acts on the bill are:
ette and Capitola. in songs and dances
June and Irene Me1va. in a refined musi- :
cal offering, and the three Daring
The coming engagement of Clarence
Adler, the International pianist. who
,,.,,,,. - yin give a recital at at
during the fourth
week of this month, is awaited with
much interest
Press notices from New York and
other cities where he has filled enga ge
ments are Invariably written in fiatter-
YORK teE%h Tbune M F. Ms kresS drcS Of tof Of
Times, and Mr.. Peyser. of Musical
America. praise his technical skill ana
feeling without reserve.
As boy. as youth, as man, Mr.. Adler's 8
achievements in the world of music
eyhidGence sNhGnh ga progresslSe deveiopment
We're; merely forecasted the heights to
| which natural ability. supplemented by
careful study have taken him.
Announcement of the date of his en-
gagement will be made later. 1t is un-
derstood that Mr.. Adler will be assist
ed by a local vocalist high in Harris
The indications are that the appear,
ance of Alma Gluek at the Chestnut
Street Auditorium, this
Alma evening. will prove an
Gluck epoch making event, for
Tonight never before has such genu-
inc interest been evinced for
any of the world-famous artists who
have appeared here; capacity house
is assured. and the. manasement re-
quests that the patrons avoid coming
late as far s possible, in order that the
concert may, be over in time for the
many out-of- town patrons who desire
to catch their trains. Those coming
after S15. the time announced for the
opening. will be Obliged to remain
standing until the close of the first
The following is the program; /.
ealma eslna saFSm cannonetta Thy smiie Gave
Peace Unto My Hearty, (c) Der Kuss,"
Cd? "Amarilli, My Fair One" ,(el,, THE
'".IDepuis lie Jour, 8. (a) "Die Post" %
Der oN5ss Nnsssaum SSe1n Green Id.,
hFruhlingiied;" I. 9a) a June Morn.
ing" az Allah (c) From the, Land
Of the ,vii shy-Bl1s Ne WWStsr tdl chimes
Nine. Nine. Gluck viii sing the following;
Virginia" and MY Old Kentucky
Home"
Norma Talmadge, Triangle star. just
Norma ting into all kinds of ad-
Talmadge ventures in Martha 8
at Colonial Vindication" through
mothering two children
not her own, and appearing with a
flock OF little ones in 1.-THE Children In
the House" and Going Straight" she
settled down for a time to single bles-
sedness in The Devils Needle" and
The Social Secretary.
1t could not last. however. In her
newest play, FIFTY Fifty" booked for
the Colonial Theater to-day and to
morrow, she appears in the openin 2
scenes as an unmarried girl. but the
story has not progressed very far before
she is married. and subsequent episodes
show her with a tiny infant in her
arms.
An interesting story from beginning
to end Chester Conklin and an all-sta r
cast, will be on the same program il,
Saturday. IT.. b. Warner in 'The vaga-
bond Prince"
Nearly every bonafide fairy tale has
a stepmother TUCKED away in it some
where. Sometimes sh q