Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-05

The orchestra event of the season will
symphony WyahPnohE WantPer bamrosc6 oa6SheetSs, con.
AlthOuSe house the American
Concert tenor as soloist al the
Chestnut Street Audito-
rum on Tuesday evening, February s.
The popular prices announced elsewhere
for this unusual musical event will no
doubt result in large and representa-
tive audience.
In, addition to his program. Mr.. Dam
request number, to be selected from
the numerous requests sent in by local
musicians, as well as several others as
encores.
80 Kate Douglas Virgins latest novel,
Mother Carey's Chickens" which has
"Mother lar as "Rebecca Of sunny
Chickens" attraction at the orpheum
Wednesday, matinee and night. The
dramatic version is by Kate Douglas
Not satisfied with creating the most
Interesting little, girl of present-day
life in "RYegbeeca," !Yg Kate Douglas Wig
BEST manner mi portrays the Character Of
the ideal American mother.
Mother Carey's Chickens" is the
through ali sorts of viscissitudes to o. a
happy conclusion. Mother Carey's OPP
timfsm, with her warmth and
gloom Efo% OFrgs fdrmgery hapPnsns Pesned whsPs Ths
optimistic view that the world loves
of the joy of service. Mother Carey is
charming, real, and full of heart and
humor and sweet, sane wiseness.
"Pom-Pom." the new comic opera
which Henry ". Savage will offer at
the orpheum Theater on
81 aw. of INV
with the mischievous and
fetching young star. Mitzi Hajos, as a
feature, leads it's audiences a merry
dance. Beginning in the green room of
a theater at Nice. it progresses to the
foyer, and thence takes them to Jail.
At least it takes the primma donna to
jail.
Mitzi appears as "Paulette," prima
donna of the Olympic Theater Nice. the
night when "Paulette" is to make her
pickpocket. Amid all the excitement
that attends a first night with the fut-
ter Of hearts and ballet skirts, Pom
stands ready to make her entrance.
Suddely she misses her skeleton keys
and runs back to her. dressingroom to
every efficient plckpocket.
But in her dressingroom she en-
counters burglars; who have .sneaked
monds. The police run in and mistake
| "Paulette" in her Pom Pom" makeup
for one of the thieves. They bind her,
! Jail. OF course, stone walls do not a
prison make when a prima donna is
behind them, especially a prima donna
as captivating as MitZi. She charms
with her voice and dances her way in
to the hearts and affections of her au-
diences. She is assisted by q large
company of singers and dancers in
cluding Tom McNaughton. one of the
premier fun-makers of America A
symphony orchestra of twenty musi-
clans will render the score, which was
composed by Hugo Felix. The book
and lyrics of Pom Pom" are by Anne
Caldwell, who wrote "Chin-Chin" for
Montgomery and Stone.
polishing Papa a delightful musi-
cal comedy offering, will be the feature
attraction at the Majestic
At the Theater the first half of this
Majestic week. 1t is described as an
attraction of tone and merit.
and employs g company of nine COM
petent musical comedy players. An add
ed attraction on the bill is Hudler.
Stein and Phillips. trio of male sing
ers. who furnish whirls of excellent
harmony. Completing the bill are; AL
vim and Williams. in comedy singing.
| talking and dancing act; Dorothy De
Schell and Company, presenting COM
edy skit entitled Hearts Are Trump"
and VIII and Kemp In a comedy aero
bate Offering