Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-03
the world better for his having been

Nothing but the Truth" is the title
OF Iarco that will be seen at the
Orpheum next Mon m
"NOthing but day evening. We are
the Iru'h' taught In youth tnat
telling the unNar-
nished truth often reads to serious
which IL based on truth ana truth
alone, the telling OF which upsets anu
eompIicates domestic relations ard IN
wolves the several characters III com
pllcatlonS which are any InlnS put
serious. 1t is said there Is not u serl-
Gus moment in the play. According
To reports, 1t begins with litter that
swelIs into a laugh, ana the audience
laughs lor over TWO nours, only TO
join the general verdict at the nnai
curtain. Its the FUNNIEST play l
ever saw. Its action Is rapid ana
snappy; its lines are CIean, bright and
wltty ana the complications o. scene
ana situations are excruclatlnSly
laughable. 1t comes to us, commend
ed py laughter Wherever 1t mas been
seen, and the company we Will see is
said to be of the topnotcn 1arclcal
KIND.
In The Newlyweds' Baby Grown
Up Napoleon, from a mere child
mas grown to the
| "Fhe NeWlywcGs' rlSnL age Tor all
bhDy GrOWn-Up' SoiIS o. interest
lEE prankS, and
peace and quiet are now tnIngs of the
uear departed past IN the Newlyweds
home. That cute little shaver, wlIh
ms single tooth, or was 1t one and q
naltI mas quite grown up. And III
the growing. he Is SAID to have cor
lected abouL-hIm a wonderful assort-
ment OF boys ana girls, VINO help him
enilyen the existence OF the Whole
Deighborhood. Surrounded by as
charming concoction of pretty girl
les, laugh winning comedians and
pleasing entertainers IN song, dance
and dalog, Napoleon has come into
"a is
by many TO be the funniest character
IN musical comedy, just as he was IN
his wonderful trst appearance in The
Newlyweds and Their Baby" some
time ago. And it's the lively lie he
leads those dear, devoted parents now
that he has added few ideas ano
| several new ways of getting into
trouble along with his increasing
years.
Cartoon comics there have beer
many, but few which have enjoyed
the uniwersal approval of the Newly
Weds. The Newlyweds' Baby Grown.
Up" is one of the brightest. cleanest
and sprightliest musical comedies oi
the season and it is new, eXhilerating
and tuneful. At the Orpheum Tues
day, matinee and night.
The attraction at the Orpheum
Wednesday, will be the Messrs.. Shb-
bert's production OF
The Knife" Eugene walter's
ut the orPheum d ,fs r a m a, IThf
comes to Harrisburg following high
~ successful season at the BiJou
Theater New York
Briefly, the story of Mr.. Walters
latest Offering concerns young
Southern girl, who comes to New York
to purchase n trousseau for her ap-
preaching marriage to a prominent
metropolitan surgeon. Believing In
the efficiency of fortunetelling, she
consults a seer" who has advertised
in the Southern newspapers. That Is
the last seen of her until her fance
and his friend, young attorney, find
her a captive in a dive operated by
two fake" clairvoyants. The sur
geon, at first set on killing the perpe-
traitors of the crime, is turned from
that determination and its attendant
scandal only when he is permitted to
take them to his laboratory and use
them for experimental purposes in the
interests of medical science. One OF
the criminals dies, and through sue
cession of clews the district attorneys
office grows suspicious. The surgeon
and his accomplices are threatened
with arrest, charged with murder, and
only the story of the mistreated girl
which moves the district attorney &c
leniency, finally saves her.
The cast which will he seen at the
Orpheum includes: Olive Wyndham
Henry Mortimer, Harry Mestayer
Kathlyn Florence Tracy, Cyrus x
Wood, Gordon BurbY, w. A. Norton
Caroline Newcome, Hazel Burby ano
Ada Davis.