Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-21

Continuous laughter could be heard
coming from the partly open doors of
the Regent THEA
Charlie Chaplin ter all day yester-
In "The Cure" day and last night.
At Regent To-day The cause wasn't
hard to discover
when one just glanced ar the posters in
the lobby entrance, and saw the. magic
words. Charlie Chaplin, in his new
comedy,>'T Cure" The Regent held
capacity audiences throughout the day
Chaplin admirers had the time of their
lives, laughing in delight at the in
imitable antics and ludicrous situa-
Chaplin brain. THE Cure" is sure to
cure any case of blues or the worst
form of crouch. This latest Chaplin
success will be shown for the last
In addition there is another big fea-
ture-Edward Abeles in his wonderful
on next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day Marguerite Clark will be seen in
her new picture THE Fortunes of Fifi."
"Babette," the latest vitagraph Blue
Ribbon feature, starring Peggy Hyland
and Marc MacDermott,
"Babette" M ut Tl,ol, which YES Is, seer seen at the
day and which VIII be the
attraction for to-day, is one of the
really delightful love stories that
sweet, innocent girl, who saves a man
from life of crime. Peggy Hyland is
shown at her best and is sure to win
ways and sweet smile. The usual
funny comedies will be seen on the
same program. Monday Tuesday and
Argyle Case" will be the attraction.
This big seven-part Selznick production
is the third of series of special pro-
regular program at the Colonial Thea
ter, the first two being War Brides"
and "Panthea." Both of these pictures
were far aboveNthe ordinary and pleas
ed the Colonial patrons immensely, ard
from all advance notices The Argyle
Case" will be just as good feature as
these were. The story of THE Argyle
nance, mystery and heroism, and con-
tains all the elements that make q
wonderful entertainment.
big feature or the delightful con-
cert to be presented by The Peerless
Record Makers at
Fine Program the Chestnut Street
Fer Record Auditorium on Tues
Makers Concert 2 day evening, April
"a. will be the pro-
artists, it will consist of all styles of
tuneful music, from the sentimental
songs, sung by the sweet-voiced Henry
rendered by the famous Billy Murray
Then there will be the famous Peerless
Quartet selections, and numbers on the
DanJO Dy NeSS OSSmann, ana piano Sc
lections by the famous piano composer,
Theodore Morse The delightful Varia-
tion of the program makes an evening
entertainment that can be thoroughly
enjoyed by all lovers of music Thei e
will be an entire change of program on
Wednesday evening, the 25th. The pro-
gram for Tuesday evening is as fol-
lows: Part one-Opening chorus, en-
tire company; /. Are You From
Dixie?" 2. tenor solo, Kate ODono-
hue" Albert Campbell: 3. baritone and
tenor duet, Hunting Song" from king
Arthur" Messrs. Burr and Meyers; A.
character song, THE Preacher and the
Bear" Arthur Collins; 5. Sterling Trio,
"Georgie Moon" 6. tenor solo, my
Dreams" Henry Burr; T. banjo selec-
tion, THE Smiler," Vess Ossmann; s..
comic. song, When I Get Back to the
U. s." Part two-9. piano medley,
Theodore Morse; 10. Tenor duet, Eliza
beth Dunn" Campbell and Burr; IL.
character song, He's Getting Too
Darned Big For a One-horse Town"
Byron G. Harlan: IL. basso cantante,
Keep the Home Fires Burning" John
H. Myers; 10. medley, by Peerless Quar-
tet; Il. banjo solo, "A Gay Gossoon,"
vess Ossmann; 10. comic song. Bake
Dat Chicken Pie" Collins and Harlan;
16. comic song, Billy Murray, "The Little
Ford Rambled Right Along" II. closing
chorus, entire company. The tickets
for the Peerless Record concert are
now selling at C. NJ. sigier's. No. 30
North Second street, and there are
plenty of seats at popular prices.