Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-31

Weber, who direct its tour have con-
templated Offering a reward to anyone
in an audience showing serious
mien as the final curtain falls. 1t is
said to be a cleVery conceived play
with plot elaborated upon the re-
sulting possibilities of telling nothing
but the absolute truth to ones fel-
lows. 1t seems a simple thing to do,
but see this farce and you Will realize
what complications and involved
situations may result from such an
action. No need to go INTO long de-
tails of the story; it need only be said
that it is OIL the eXcruciatingly funny
class of plays, that keeps an audience
in the throes of hearty, wholesome
laughter for $50 minutes. What bet
ter order of stage entertainment could
be asked?
A stern believer in the sentiment
that "be it ever so humble, there's no
place like home" Ma
SINGLE Offspring of cartoon
Toothed aristocracy, the Newly
Cherub weds, proceeds, in his
latest edition of liveli-
ness. "The Newlyweds Grown Up
Baby" to do everything in his youth
tuI power to make it come true.
Napoleon is no, longer the single
Newlyweds and Their Baby" he's
grown up now. In school he has man
aged to form an interesting clan,
whose membership 40 InuCH 10 dlu
him in making life eventful for the
poor, long suffering Newlyweds.
Folks who know say IL you liked
little Napoleon and fond Papa Newly
wed and equally fond Mamma Newly
wed, you can rest assured you're go
ing to adore the present offspring,
Napoleon grown up. Maybe he hasn'
grown up gracefully, but he hasn't
tainly added a number of interesting
possibilities to his makeup in the
process.
And there is another thing that you
will probably recall about the earlier
Newlyweds, the music was real tune
full music, the sort you liked to hear
and liked 10 whistle afterward. Well.
it is said. in The Newlyweds Crown
UP Baby which comes to the d 0r
night, there is a lot more tuneful
musical numbers, clever company
and one of the sweetest and best
dressed choruses on the road, a verit-
able garden of peaches.
A popular comedy number on the
Majestic bill. the first half of this
week, is Barnes and Robin
The son, clever duo, who are Of
Majestic fering a breezy song and
BiIi patter skit. Their songs
are new and lively, and
their line of rapid-fre comedy fur
nishes plenty of laughs. Other splen-
did attractions on the bill are Doree's $
Oriental Singers, an. aggregation of
VOCal1StS, In an eNCellenJ operate OIL
fering; O'Neil and Walmsley, the
popular eccentric comedians; Little
Hip and Napoleon, the famous baby
elephant, and his pal. Chimpanzee,
and Alva and Partner novelty aerial
lists.
Dainty Eva LaRue, Harrisburg's fa-
vorite Coincidence, will be one of the
bright cleaners on the bill the last
half of the week. Miss LaRue and a
company of ten clever entertainers
are presenting a miniature musical
comedy entitled THE Art Studio" The
production is beautifully staged and
costumed and is said to be diverting
and entertaining throughout. Other
acts on the bill are the Lightning
Weston, comedy cartoonist; Mosher,
Hayes and Mosher, a trio of comedy
bicyclists; Rogers and Wood, two girls
in a refined song and dance Offering,
and Newhoff and Phelps. the harmon
izing duo. in lively song and patter
skit.
This is the last opportunity the
many admirers of Douglas Fairbanks
will have of seeing him
Douglas in what is claimed to be
Fairbanks his greatest production
In "The THE Lamb" 1t is a
Limb" typical Fairbanks picture
and shows the popular
comedian at his best. Yesterdays
audiences were highly pleased with