Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-02

are the team of Doyle and Dixon. well
remembered for their dancing and
grotesque roles in Dillingham; and
Ziegfeld's The Century Girl" stop.
Express" From Broadway to Paris, ="
and many other hits. In this musi-
cally rich show spontaneous approval
Is always accorded such M, melodi9us p.as
through" Love- Moon, Violet"
The Gray Moon" Go Car Sig Gong.
Jue." the comedy song. and The Rag
| ging of the Rag of Rags"
Chin Chin" is blessed with a big
company. Among the principals are:
Bessie Franklyn, Jeanne Mai, Grace
Louise Worthington, Gene Merrick'
Ethel Lawrence. Anna Christopher
the Misses Pitman. Mack and Lock.
Roy Hover. Joseph Robinson. Ed
Reeder l.. j. Binder. Earl Amos. the
miniature George Phelps. last but not
da phone clown Ba3S BaDG@ ehorSs sHS of r girls
girls and girls.
The headliner at the Majestic the
screaming farce entitled
At the The Decorator" presented
Majestic by Fred Ardath and Com
host of admirers ahSi in MI Harris6nrg, e SS Who o
never fail to turn out and give him a
warm welcome. AS a comedian. he is
fine. and his mere appearance on the
stage is a signal for an outburst of.
laughter. His latest comedy offering
is one long. loud laugh and is herald
ed as one of the best laugh producers
in vaudeville. Rounding out the bill
are: Hayden and Cardownie, novelty
dance artists; Conley and Webb, the
well-known comedy variety enter
tainers: Nick Verger. Italian charac,.
ter comedian. in comedy, songs and
stories. and Cummins and Shelley.
clever comedians. singers and dancers.
Beautiful evelyn Nesbit, former
wife of Harry X. Thaw is the star of of
Redemption" great photoplay
Mt the Colonial that opened
three day engage
ment at the Colonial Theater yester-
day. Miss Nesbits SON, little Russell
Thaw, also appears in the picture. The
story of Redemption" is an intensely
dramatie one, influenced to great eX-
vaguely suggested. and in. the char
acter she portrays. that of woman
who seeks to justify misstep in her
youth. Miss Nesbit is said to fulfill its
purpose with heart-appealing convic-
tion. The love of her son is made the
keynote of this remarkable photo
drama, and at its climax the Record.
ing Angel. who balances the book of
life, gives to mother love the great
reward of redemption. A strong cast
has been engaged to support the star
II.
The first CINEMA presentation of
Robert Hichens' Algerian story, Bar
barry Sheep in
Elsie Ferguson's which Elsie Fer
"Barbury sheep" son made her
at the Regent screen d e b II
under Aircraft
auspices. appeared at the Regent
Theater yesterday. The superb
photoplay, which affords Miss Fergu-
son abundant opportunities for the
display of her finished artistry, Great
ed profound impression and stamp
ed the production as one of the most
notable Of the current season. The
production remains at the Regent to-
day and to-mornpw.
The romantic story of Algeria tells
OF the infatuation of an English noble
woman for a dark-skinned army Of
fcer and is charged with the heat.
passion and swift action that beft a
novel of this kind. For the big street
scenes, 1000 persons took part. In
addition to its other merits. "Barbary
sheep" is undoubtedly one of the most
lavish photo productions of the sea-
son. Luxurious sets. depict the elaho-
rate Algerian interiors.
The last half of the week. Pauline
Frederick will be presented in
Double Crossed" a gripping story of
politics, love and intrigue.