Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

Wilson'S voice grew to be one that car
! ried in any auditorium. Removal to
the White House year later meant an
sible at broken intervals in Spring and
autumn In summertime at Cornish,
however, she was able to devote herself
son made a semipublic debut at the
Bandbex Theater, New York, and while
her private recitals had attracted con-
siderable recognition it was the sue
cess that attended her first real public
appearance at the Syracuse Music Fes-
Become tast may sha5 hep to
quent concerts in Cleveland and Buff
raio, where she won the unstinted
vinced her that she had decided wisely.
When Geraldine Farrar was filmed in
the stellar role Of Carmen" some
Burton Holmes as Holmes happened
"Movie Actor" to be ga the
and. in search of new travelogue ma
terial, went to the arena where the
"bull-fight scene" was to be filmed. AS
he entered that portion of the stadium
reserved for spectators he was espied
by the Divine Geraldine" whom he
knew, and summoned to the box where.
quest of the bull by her beloved Esca-
box. the cry of "All Ready" rent the
verted into a Spaniard by Miss Farrar
and Morris Gest. the former clapplng
a bespangled sombrero on his head. and
change into a natty bolero jacket. Then
the operator began to turn the crank
at last, brilliantly attired Spaniard
trousered American from the waist
down..
A new bill of vaudeville, headed by
Bobby Heath and his "songbird Revue"
at atm Majestic Thester II this sna afserInoon faIssle
In this. revenue, Mr.;
the gowns worn by the girls as attrac-
tive as possible. while a generous sup
ply OF musical numbers has been ar
songs are written by Mr. Heath. and
several of them are proving among the
most popular hits of the day. such as
Day. and few others. Four acts of
unusual merit surround this sohg and
dance Offering. They are: Harkins and
entitled, "A Breeze That Blew" Kitner,
Taylor and Mckay. in a. comedy sing
Larsen, clever comedy acrobats.
where My Daughter?" which is
being shown to-day for the last time,
scored a big success
swhere Is MY yesterday at the Vic
InPAteT. i a
Victoria Today powerful lesson to
Every mother and daughter should see
this this great true. us-to1life play; It win
think.
Mary MacLaren who plays the stel-
lar role. appears very pleasing and en-
that this is her first appearance be-
fore the camera. Mary MacLaren takes
sse sssep part ontbS of Eva Meyer poor girl who
Sold out for a pair Of shoes. This
production is founded on story writ
idea OF which originated in book by
Jane Adams, Prices to-day and the
remainder Of this week will be our
present Mabel Teliaferro. that dainty,
little actress, In "The Dawn of Love"
A drama of down East" On Saturday
of this week Alice Brady will be seen
in "The Gilded Cage"
The strong william, Fox, feature. THE
.sThe at the Colonial Theater
unsyelceme yesterday. will be shown
the Colonial qhe PS UnWeicome las mes MotSsr foSSs
marriage problem that every woman
fhet oten sse wa p Lem
fourteenth and last episode of THE Grip
of Evil is the added attraction of the
problem that John Burton, the hero.
has so long been irving to solve. Fri
day and Saturday. VILLAS s. Hart. ac-
portrayer of Western characters on the
new. powerful western love play. 'The
been shown at the Colonial Theater In
many different plays. but from all ad-
vance notices received The Return OF
Draw Egan" gives him In his greatest