Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-19
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MAJESTIC-Vaudeville.
PAXTANG PARl<-Vaudevil
COLONIAL-"Lady Barnacle."
REGENT-"The Valentine Girl"

Unlike most musical tabloids, The
Night Clerk. playing the Majestic the
nrst three days of this
"The week, has a good, strong
Night plot, and the action of the
Sierk' piece moves along with
swiftness that leaves no time
for any dun moments The company
OF twenty-five talented people is head
ed by Cecil Summers, a very clever
comedian. who gives the audience
something to laugh at all the time he
IS on the stage. A big feature OF the
show is the chorus of Broadway beau
ties, who not only look charming in
who sing and dance in delightful
manner. The Night Clerk" is the
work of VIII NJ. Hough and William
s,, Is; rrleSlander, whose names alone in
worth while is in store for them.
The attraction at the Regent to-day
will be final showing of "The Valen-
tine Girl" Since her
9nIarsuerite 9IarS production OF Miss
the Regent Marguerite Clark has
come to the conclusion
mat the whole truth and nothing but
the truth is entirely advisable under
any conditions. She woye a web of fibs
IN Miss George Washington" from
which she was able to extricate her
sell with the greatest difhculty-and
loses her fiance through the same
trouble.
The Girl at Home" showing for to-
morrow, is the story of a youth sent
clearly how, being away from the in
nuence OF home at this early age.
either makes or breaks" the man.
ton adapted and wrote the story. Co
starred by Vivian Martin and Jack
Pickford.
This weeks bill at the Paxtang
Park Theater, it is claimed. will stand
the inspection of the
mt PaxtanE through without a
scratch.
Pat and Peggy Boulton took the
trst- might audience by storm with
their own original songs and their
PARTICULAR version of some that We're
dancers and enough comedy dialog is
introduced between the songs and
dances to make Pat and Peggys of
the man from nowhere" looks As
though he might be on his way to the
same place. He presents a tramp BIZ
cycle act that greatly pleased the
humor in Reno's queer antics with his
wheel and Knight of the Road"
makeup, and he deserves the many
laughs his efforts provoke. Espe and
DO little bit of everything, do il well
ana succeed in pleasing their audience
all the time. Kendalrs auto doll is a
marvellous piece of work, but the act
mas been seen in Harrisburg so many
times that nearly all the vaudeville
rams are familiar with it and no de-
Serlption is necessary. Belle Wilton.
billed as a quick change artist not
only makes some clever changes of
WARDROBE, but sings in a manner that
makes her act an altogether pleasing
entertainment
To have n wonderfully beautiful
Hindu girl throw herself at his feet,
proclaim herself his
VIOIn Damn Slave and cieave to
at the him like a barnacle
Colonial To-day to a ship. must be
very fiattering, but
the young man in this position was
not very well pleased for several rea-
sons, and the most important one was
that he was very much in love with a
tive behind the Hindu girls action is
all brought to light in a surprising
and very humorous Metro play, Lady
Barnacle," with Viola Dana in the
leading, role, which is showing at the
Colonial Theater to-day only. The
usual funny comedies will be seen on
the same program. Wednesday and
Thursday, Bessie Barriscale, one of the
most popular of Triangle stars, will
make her temperance at the Colo
nial in a new Thos. H. Ince photoplay,
The Snarl' gripping story of theat-
rical life, and the odd manner in
which a man finds life worth living,
Teddy at the Throttle" a new two
part Keystone comedy. in which the
leading comedian is a very clever
trained dog, will complete the pro-
gram.