Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-28
PAXTANG
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PAXTANG
| Vaudeville.
The delicious Irish wit of Peg O.
| My Heart" which is booked to appear
at the Orpheum, Saturday.
/ peg o. matinee and night, is the
My Heart" kind one often reads
about, but rarely meets
face to face, as 1t were. 1t ripples, it
scintillates, flashes like sunlight upon
the stream, slips behind a cloud, with
ever promise of rain, and just as the
tears are about to run over, the cap
fbyating 6Togne and irresisti6le is
surface and are welcomed with
smiles and laughter. Not in years has
the stage presented a character so
happy so So sturdH SO
boyish, so girlish in tenderness and
sympathy as Peg o. My Heart" The
human qualities of Peg O. My Heart"
constitute its greatest charm.
Americas singing comedian. AL. H.
Wilson, who, with his talented COM
A. II w,,.ou.. pan: Pany will will pre-, present a
New Songs titled "The Irish
Fifteenth. on Tues
day, September 4, matinee and night,
at the ,Orpheum, will have a list of
original songs that for melody and
merit will surpass any heretofore rem
dered in his former plays. The titles
suggest a musical treat being named,
Want You Then Machree," ireland Is
Your Home, Sweet Home" "A Lily
From Heaven" and THE Irish viii Be
There"
Enid Bennett, the beautiful Aus
tralian star appears to-day only in
her third starring
Enid Bennett, play, Happiness" a
In "Happiness," delightful comedy
at the Colonial drama, at the Co
lonial Theater. Miss
Bennett demonstrates her versatility by
playing a role entirely different than
tie Brother" She is a Philadelphia
heiress, whom the Sunday newspapers
have described as the richest and
most snobbish girl in America" AS a
matter of fact. she is so restricted by
SNUG conventions that she has no OPP
portunity to make friends. Because
of her reputation for priggishness she
meets cold reception from students
at the college which she attends Her
real happiness begins when she meets
a boy who is working his way through
able Ince cast supports the star. To-
morrow and Thursday, Richard. the
BrSZen," co-starring Alice Joyce and
Harry Morey, will be the big attrac-
tion.
Again Manager Davis has demon
strated his ability to pick high-class
vaudeville bills for
Vaudeville Bill Paxtang. The bill
for this week is
headed by Frosini, the celebrated ac-
cordionist, who is favoring us with a
return engagement. Last evening
Frosini responded to a half dozen en-
cores and then the applause still kept
UP.
The big comedy hit of the park bill
is Fogg and White, in a blackface
Offering that is just brimming over
with fun. other acts on the bill are:
Ernest Dupille, who has great line
of new stories and comedy songs;
Juno Sadmo and Company, in a clever
acrobatic illusion stunt called THE
Devil in Mid-Air,' and Rose Schmittan
and Brother. in a classy equilibrist
act that is a sensation both for beauty
and skillful work.
An extraordinary fireworks program
is announced by the park manage
ment for Thursday evening. Bombs.
rockets and set-pieces of special de-
sign will be, shown and one of the
best displays of the season may be
looked for.
On Friday the park management
and concessionists will have their an
nual bargain day. On that day, by
buying strip tickets that will be offer-
ed for sale on the grounds. one may