Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-10

orpheum, Saturday, matinee and night
The Innocent Sinner" is from the
pens of Oliver ID. Bailey and Joseph
Noel, who take the audiences from the
inner precincts of girls colleges, to the
luxurious homes OF millionalres OF
TaflS, 10 houses of wealth in New Yof *
ana INTO novels where poverty, wretch
edness and oesolatlon abound. But
Wlthal IL is q clean, wholesome play,
deplctlng the experiences OF many a
woman. -
Fields and Birnie. singers of tuneful
heloules, are proving u popular number
on the Majestic . bill the first
At the halt OF TINS week. This
majestic cleVer team or vaudeville per-
formers play the piano and
also sing Il number OF songs IN pleas
ing 1asnlon with the result that at the
hhlsh OF their act they are given en-
scIs scuslasoiG as,i applause, Four otner Keith
OF the week The Man hunters" roe
nance of the South sea Islands, viii be
caG caG popuLaf .teature. TINS Is musi-
caI comedy girl act with eight peo-
PIE and serves to introduce James Gil
Ua, uea, comedian OF marked ability.
0ther acts on the bill are: Stone and
McEVoy, singing and talking comedians:
sinclair ana Gaspar, TWO girls VINO en-
teftaln with comedy, songs and chatter:
Mapei Fonda Trio, clever jugglers, and
one other act
"The Sin Ye Do" a powerful moral
DRAMA showing at the Colonial Thea
'The Sin We Do" Frank eenan S, SIaIS anS
al the Colonial Margey Wilson. 1t
actor one Of his aIasiss siyes this toreeful
Is that of criminal lawyer, who SCOTS
at morality and the unWritten law.
GaIied iI & on to pay with his life tor haV-
ing been too friendly with married
woman, he asks for uIme enough 70 de-
fend his daughter IN court-she has
kllled her employer in defense OF her
monor; i! How TINS powerful man makes
reparation for his SINS affords the Tri-
angle program one of its most powerful
plays. A funny comedy and the Pathe
F6mrsdSI T5Ws wIil urio pc on the same program.
a., "a VI oudyt, trludy ana saturday, The
Matrlmanic, the greatest of all FAIR
banks pictures showing this happy feI-
low In part that gives him EXCEPTION
any opportunities for displaying his
athletic prowess. How he rescueS his
sWeetheaft from the irate papa and the
many adventures he goes through while
trying TO get parSon to marry them,
causes no end of laughs and thrills. A
new keystone comedy will be on the
same program.
Mae Murray, the brilliant young
Lasky star, who has won a distinct
.rhe p,ow Girl. Place Iha bedpFs for herself in
regent To-day dramatic fans, viii
4. - be seen to-day and
Tomorrow at the Regent in The Piow
Girl"
lures of 'Margot," a little girl, who is
the family drudge in the home of a
drunken South African farmer The
farmer sells her to saloonkeeper. and
she is only rescued by the lawyer of a
titled English woman, who is in search
OIL her own lost grandchild, whose pa
rents perished during the Boer war
A seheming relative, to obtain money
from the grandmother, selects "Margot"
TO impersonate the lost grandchild. How
the. little girl is made into a beautiful
society woman and how the tables are
turned on the scheming fortune hunter
when "Margot at last comes into her
own, is brought about in IL most vivid
and spectacular manner,
. Friday and Saturday, the two brill
liant screen stars, Thomas Meighan and
Heir to the Hoorah.'