Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-18
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oRPHEUM-To- night = "The House of
Glass"
Friday and Saturday, with daily matt
nees-Lynan Ii. Howe Travel Festi-
val
Monday evening. October % - 1.-The
Simp," an American comedy.
SS9L0MlAI.- Sporting Blood"
GRAND-"Going Straight"
EfoToRTAMRsTblr Observation-Disclosures ragggS stones 3Sa w.u.
The Orpheum will be occupied by the
THE H, House evening. The House of
OF GLASS; Glass was produced last
Gambler Theater in New York, and has
to its credit the distinction of running
ment which should recommend the play
TO the attention of every lover of the
theater 1t was. written by Max Mar
known to fame, and the success with
which 1t was greeted has placed MARGIN
INTO the first rank of American play
Hawaiian volcano of Kilauea with
,'close-ups" of the
kiiauea Volcano and by night. is one
/ of the new sensa-
he II HdMa @ by
coming to the Orpheum Friday and Sat-
urday. with daily matinees. Heretofore
held to. definite limits in making pic
lures Of volcano. They have repro
duced the streams Of lava as they flow
have risked their skins being scorched
| by descending into the crater at oppor-
Sad Shsa the eTyd feTy OF edamns hs yo of
smoke have been photographed in the
crater during such expeditions. But it
over the edge" of the biggest boiling
pot in the world.
edy that Clarence w Wiilets will pre-
"rhe simp" Monday evening, teens
One of these is furnished BY a woman
in New, Hampshire, who had rejected
faithful country lover for man of sub
her home town. After a time. time she
comes to believe that perhaps she made
a, mistake in the choice of husband.
she makes this discovery on an occa-
sion when she has to appeal to her for
mer sweetheart for money to save her
husbands button factory and her home
Meantime her faithful admirer has been
shocked into caring for another girl
which sometimes happens.
| Tonight is the last. opportunity
theatergoers Will have of viewing the
bill at the Majestic .Theater,
The which is a well-balanced
Majestic c6sa one If you desire shG plenty Of
you win find both on this
Pill, while some clever toe. dancing is
Or, Her Toes" Who WI es is an artist te along onp
this line of work. Eva Larue and Her
Broadway th ;ly Revue will be the headliner
feature on the bill that will prove of
much interest to vaudeville fans is the
appearance of Ed Morton, the popular
| with n repertoire of new songs. Com
pleting the list of acts are Venita
Gould, singing comedienne; Joseph Ber-
| nard and company, presenting a comedy
sketch, entitled "Who Is She?" and the
Norman Brothers, sensational gym
| nasts.
feature, Sporting Blood" that is to be
sporting Blood" Theater to-day and
Mt the Colonial tomorrow. in which
nard is featured, is how a young girl
dupes a Xillainous man BY his own
| tricks The picture tells of a girl who
bets herself against $4,000 that a
famous horse will fail to win in race,
9rdfT to and h SoM sbs fbem
doubiy sure that the horse will not win,
M Is interestingly told old in this new play.
esting episode of the famous Serial
showing es eSery W Wednesday % and S8!Su TSars IS
program. Friday and Saturday Doug
las Fairbanks in Manhattan Madness"
1t is probably true that the rolling
stone gathers no moss-but, as Buck
"RoIIins stones. marked to Dave
at the Regent Fulton-"Whow wants
And they are the boys who ought to
know all about the subject, for they
are the Rolling Stones" in the Famous
wyn's celebrated play of that name in
which the two great screen favorites,
Owen Moore Moo M, Mary Pickfords 6,llH hus-
starring at the Regent to-day and to-
morrow.
stSSs 0weR nasT Me4Te sd is Dsxs Of the
strument of his sudden redemption
from the rolling. She at least stops that
particular stone from rolling any
| further down hill
Friday only = Richard Bennett, star
of Damaged Goods" will be presented
as Philip Holden in THE Waster;" also
Billie Burke in the eighteenth chapter
of "Gloria's Romance" (The Bitter
TRUTH.
| To-day's double attraction bill at the
| Victoria cannot help but please a great