Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-08

There's a new word begging for ad-
Perhaps it really hasn't
Mltzi in come yet. but. it's on its
"POm-POm" way and next week, or
at the farthest next year,
/ it may be understood by everyone. 1t
! is Mitzi. 1t isn't a common word or a
e1mm4n iini bai noun XetmSoutd ytHi YoH imagdne d
thing small and-get this now so that
| you can add it to your vocabulary
something small and funny, pretty as
forget -me-not and elusive as quick
silver.
A popularity of Mitzi is that it
all claims to being a pixie or anything
supernatural or anything wonderful
even. 1t let's you talk to 1t as though
Hello yourseif!'' It says, pulling a
hand from ragged pocket. Put It
there W Nov sadors do you will Ike eeT Mt2 in
"Pom-P Pom at the Orpheum, Saturday,
matinee and evening.
| Two attractions of unusual interest
are booked for the Majestic Theater the
last three days. of this
at Majestic entitled, ITO Save One
Girl" written by the late
| Paul Armstrong. 1t relates story of
designing politicians. who, in order to
further their own ends, do not hesi-
tate to trade upon the honor @ of 3 an in
tue triumphs over evil and everything
| is as it should be. The other attraction
is the appearance of Frank Milton and
the De Long Sisters, popular Harris
BURG favorites, in their newest comedy
offering, The Diamond Palace" Orren
edy singing, talking and dancing act;
| Van Cello, novelty foot juggler, ana
one other act complete the bill.
"The Victoria Cross shown at the
Regent for the last time to-day. is a
s'The Victoria massacre of the Eng
Cross" at lsh at Cawpore dur
Regent To-day ing the Sepoy rebellion.
| Lou-Tellegen appears
in the leading role supported by Cleo
| Ridgley and the noted Japanese actor.
Sessue Hayakawa.
tual comedy, scheduled for tomorrow
and Saturday, is considered by Charlie
| Chaplin to be one of the best things
| tunity to make love and fight" which
| elements, in a recent magazine article,
the comedian declared to be the basis
of all good dramatic construction. This
| play Is full of fast action throughout,
and it affords Chaplin many opportu
mites to display his remarkable genius
Mary Pickford will be seen Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday in the second
leased by Aircraft. 1t is called "The
Pride of the Clan"
Americas daintiest screen actress.
Anita Stewart, is said to, prove her
Anti, stewart mFkhns mFkhe e Glory rS' Of otie Yol On
at the Colonial 1anda," the Vitagrapn
special reature, which
Is the attraction at the Colonial Thea
ter to-day and tomorrow, In this pic
little Russian dancing girl, in whose
soul burns the great white flame of
purity. She goes to one of the large
cities, and entirely innocent of the
way she did back among the simple
country folk, and is only saved from
the Wiles of Il danclngmaster by the
timely arrival of her lover. The pic
ture shows Miss Stewart In role that
gives her many opportunities for dis
Is just as winsome as she can be. AS
special added attraction. Friday only,
Francis X, Bushman and Beverly Bayne
will be on the same program In the first
episode of the big serial sTsce,ss The
nance, in fourteen reels, in which these
two popular stars are shown at their
best, To see one reel is to see them
all, Saturday, one day only, Frank
keenan, in "The Bride of Hate"
The manage. of the Family Fheater,
| Jack Gold, has announced that tonight,
between 8 and $780,. he will
Family give to every one who enters
five cents 'ta So: This, because he has
| been left fortune by an uncle, and he
announces he will take this means of
distributing part of Il ta his patrons,