Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-24
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or vital interest to every American.
whether of native or foreign parent
age. is THE Stacker"
AT the act production de luxe
Colonial starring magnificent
Emily stevens, which
appears at the Colonial theater the
first three days of the present week.
This mighty drama Of the day and
hour shows the struggles. hopes.
fears, joys and sorrows of those who
go to war and those who stay behind.
1t is fitting that Emily Stevens should
this patriotic picture. for she comes of
fine old American stock. Miss Stevens
is niece of Mrs. Fiske. the celebrat-
ed actress, with whom she made her
debut on the stage. An excellent cast
has been selected to support Miss Stew
ems in The Stacker" including such
prominent players as Walter Miller.
Leo Delaney and Sue Balfour.
At the Regent. Hashlmura Togo, in
reality young Baron Katzu,, the hero
of Wallace Ir-
Sessue Hayaknwa schoolboy tales,
familiar to mag
azine and newspaper readers Of
America, makes his screen bow to-day
and tomorrow. "Hashimura Togo" is
q Paramount picture. Imagine a slen-
der, graceful and well-bred Japanese
count struggling with the intricacies
Of Of American a,,nit cooking; later studying
king his debut as a writer of news
paperly talk" or acting as a clever
amateur detective with his friend
very interesting love theme inter-
woven throughout his adventures,
both in old Japan, where there is a
tiny cousin waiting for him meath
the cherry blossoms during his some
what hectic career in America; and
also in this country where he wor-
ships from afar at the shrine of Cor
rine Reynolds a wealthy American
maiden"
Hal Russell. who has created SEN
sation by his enormous success as sue
cessor to Julian Eltinge
TnsslnatIng se Midow will f6s'the'ns bs tRe at
Widow" traction at the OrDheum
tonight. THE Fascin-
ating Widow, is charming musical
comedy from the pens of Otto Hauer-
bach and Karl Hoschna. author and
composer of Madame Sherry" and
many other delightful contributions
to the stage. Russell is a college. boy
in the first act, the fascinating widow
in the second and blushing bride in
the last.
The popular Klein Bros. and Heng-
lers Mastodon Minstrels is the attrac-
tion at the Orph cum
Klein Bros and tomorrow. h 8
Hengler's company composed
Minstrels of forty well known
funmakerS Co m G
here highly recommended by press
and public in every city they have Wis
tied this season. All that is new and
meritorious in modern minstrelsy is
to be found in this sterling attraction
and the Klein Bros. and Hengler' s
Mastodon have spared neither time
nor money in making this the" big
gest and best attraction of it's kind.
1t is an aggregation of all white
performers, principal among whom.
are Ross Fox, who is versatile
comedian who does not resort to slap
sticks and vulgarity to procure laughs
from his audience. Joe LaFene who
must be seen to be appreciated. Jack
Cullen whom you will never forget,
and the great K. Russell Denten, who
has no superior as an impersonator.
bringing Up Father Abroad" is
due here at the Orpheum. Wednesday.
matinee and night.
"BrInEinE Up with a company of
Father the swtftest wits,
Abroad" liVelieSt dancers, com
liest choristers and
distinguished specialists now bidding
for the roars and filters of the coun-
cluded in the company are many of
the clever principals identified with
the early successes of the Father"
series, including John E. Cain, the
teammate. Blanche Newcomb; Marion
Benson. Ben Byron. Kathleen Neal,
Eddie Leamon. Madeline Gray and the
inimitable Robert Rice. who made the
early editions of the Father" series a
byword wherever presented.