Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
One of the most pleasing entertain

One of the most pleasing entertain
ments seen at the Majestic Theater
"MimIc Junior Mimic World of
World" 1917" consisting of COM
PIeases pany of twenty-five talent
ed people. The tabloid is a
series of clever impersonations of
cele brated stage stars. such as FRITZ
| Scheff. George NJ. Cohan, Tempest and
sunshine sun and many any others. all Of fi,
done. Those who fail to see this de-
lightful Offering will have missed a
rare treat. The headliner for the last
three days of the week is a preten-
tious musical comedy entitled "Flirta-
ton" Francis p. Bent, at present one
of New York City's aldermen, in a
ters, will be an added attraction on
the bill. Linton and Lawrence, COM
edy variety entertainers; Lamb and
Morton. novel equilibrists, and kers-
lakes Pigs, an excellent trained ami
NAL act, complete the vaudeville list.
One of the many reasons which
makes Marguerite Clark so irresist-
IDLY charming on the
Marguerite screen is the fact that
Clark at he seems to have no
the Regent limit of versatility.
The more roles she
plays in pictures, the more she seems
W increase neT iHdSteIS VI Ihe aiI u
The fact that she is playing an
actress on the screen for the first time
in THE Fortunes of Fiji which ends
it's three day engagement at the Re-
gent Theater to-day, lends added in
terest to this photoplay
One of the greatest film master
pieces of all time will be shown, at
The Regent tomorrow and Thursday.
This startling picture. entitled 'The
People VS.. John Doe has excited a
nS 5r tion. wide sympathy because OF ITS
punishment The film was recently
exhibited before the Legislature at the
Capitol here, to influence its members
Prices Will remain the same as usual
during the engagement of "The Peo-
pie VS.. John Doe.
ADD ADJUSTMENTS
Vess Ossman, famous banjoist, with
the Record Makers Concert Company,
was the first one to in
Vess Ossman troduce ragtime to an
Introduces English audience at, st.
Ragtime James Hall, London,
England. May TO- 1900,
and is also the one American banJoist
to play for royalty. being commanded
to appear before King Edward VII at
at the Royal SQUADRON. Y. c. Vess
Ossman Is one of the talking machine
stars appearing at the Chestnut street
Auditorium tonight.
Those who have had the pleasure of
seeing Robert Warwick in THE
Argyle Case" which is
1The Argyle showing at the Colo
Case" at NAL Theater for the
the Colonial last times to-day.
were no doubt pleased
with this unusual Offering and picture
theater patrons who have not seen
this picture should take advantage of
their last opportunity to, see this
splendid story of love and mystery.
From the opening scene of The
Argyle Case" until the final scene,
there are no dull moments and the
audience is held in the grip of this
powerful story. Tomorrow, one day
only, Edith Taliaferro and Jack Sher-
rill will ton the program in a six-part
feature, 1.-THE Conquest of Canaan" a
story of love, laughter ard tears. that
is in one thousand scenes and calls
for a cast of two thousand Edith
Taliaferro, the star. is a sister. of
Mabel Taliaferro, the popular Metro
star, and is one of the leading stars
of the legitimate stage.