Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-06

This will be Harry LADDERS fare
well tour of America-not the usual
farewell that means
Farewell Tour he will come here
of Harry Lauder again, but the real
simonpure farewell
that means this will be the last OPP
portunity his friends in this city Will
have of seeing the genial Scot. VINO
has made more people laugh than any
man in the world. His engagement
here, which is at the Orpheum, Christ
mas Day, matinee and night, promises
to be historic, as it has been in every
city he has visited, and 1t can be SAID
for him that it is not without a pang
that he bids good-bY to the land and
the people who have loved and ap-
plauded him. If his reception in New
York, where he was greeted by the
largest audiences that ever assembled
to see any single performer, is any
indication, his tour across the country
will be in the nature of triumphal
passage. To make the event all the
more impressive, William Morris, his
manager, has surrounded Lauder with
a company of vaudeville performers of
exceptional merit, and it is promised
that every act will be q distinct and
outstanding novelty. Among these
are the Arnaut Brothers. the musical
clowns that were the hit of the Hippo
drome season in New York; Cleo Gas
coyne. a little bit of a prima donna.
whose voice is said to be in inverse
ratio to her size; the kitamura troupe
of five Japanese wonderworkers; Ade-
laide Bell and Arnold GraZer, dancers.
and quite remarkable performer in
the person of Francis Renault, who in
impersonating feminine roles is said
to be the best gowned man in the
world. Mr.. Morris say that Renaults S
work will be a sensation.
Fashions n la Carte" with Hugo
Jansen, the well-known fashion de-
signer, is the Ma
''FashiOns jestic's headline at
n In Carte" traction the last
mt the Majestic half of the current
week. This is a
! style revue of unusual splendor
worked out along quite novel lines
Several musical interpretations are in
troduced during the display. With
the assistance of five beautiful living
models, Jansen proceeds to fashion
evening gowns that are both beautiful
and artistic. So. If milady is puzzling
her pretty head as to what is the very
latest in gowns for evening wear a
call at the theater to see Hugo jan
sens style show will give her many
helpful hints. Grouped around this
attraction is good comedy, show. The
acts are as follows: THE Broken
Mirror" screaming farce comedy
sketch. featuring the Schwartz Broth
ers and Company; Holmes and Bu-
chanan: in Songs of To-day and Yes
terday." a very pleasing Offering
comedy song and patter skit. and Boil
linger and Reynolds, sensational wire
walks.
Excellent photography and superb
acting combine to make Scandal" one
I of the strongest at
Constance fractions that ever
TaImadge PLAYED the Colonial
In "ScnndnI" This picture, which ap.
pears at the above
named theater for the last time to-
| niSht. is a screen presentation OF
Cosmo Hamilton's great serial of the
same title. Constance Talmadge, beau.
tiful and talented, blossoms forth as
a Selznick star in this play, and Is
seen in one of the strongest roles
ever brought to the screen. The whole
production is beautifully costumeC
and sumptuously mounted and pre-.
| sented, and sn excellent cast of promi
nent screen players has been selected
to interpret the different characters
Friday and Saturday "Sunshin,
| Alley. a delightful comedy drama
starring piQuant Mae Marsh, will b,
| the big attraction. This is another O
the popular Goldwyn productions, anC
! is the second picture under this ban