Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21


Seven Chances" David Belasco's new
comedy success. which is to be the at
traction at the Orpheum
"seven TTheater on Friday. March
Chances" so, after it's half-year run
at the BeTasco and George
M. Cohan theaters, New York. derives
its name from the seven opportunities
of marriage from which a young bach
elor, with distinct aversion to women.
is obliged to choose a wife within
twenty hours in order raT to inh1erit n1av
the much-perpleNed bachelor. while
Carroll McComas is the best of the
love and wins. The other chances are
West Sarah Shields, Mildred Post, Alice
Carroll and Emily Galloway.
If you want an evening of entertain
ment to Danish the blues, go to the Ma
"My Honolulu Charles Burkhart
Girl" at Majestic and Alice Berry.
nus,oa, comsdv sttrs featprsS eSmRetfbRs I% fbs
big musical comedy tabloid, MY Homo
lulu Girl cheer you. There are twenty
two people in the cast and each @ one
formance as enjoyable as possible, The
Ellis s-Nowlan Troupe are an added at
circus of their own The new show for
the last half of the week will be headed
by. an, excellent comedy Offering en-,
titled Tango Shoes" Grouped around
this attraction are: Bell and Fredo.
jerks and Allen, in a rural comedy act;
John and May Burke, presenting com
Went to War;" and Picquo, a European
clown in comedy gymnastlc oHerlns.
Followers of good, strong love
stories should not fail to take advan-
tage of their last
Last Day opportunity to-day
Norma TaImndEe to see Norma Tai
In .Pantheao madge. the pretti-
est and most win
ming star on the screen, in "Panthea,"
the first play in which she has appear
ed since leaving the Triangle Company.
"Panthea" is seyen-part production
that is, filled with big situations. and
hardened picture patron in its grip
from start to finish In the role of
girl who submits to dor@a Sish0aoT To sSge
has never been seen to better advan-
tage, Thursday and Friday, the Vita
graph COMPANY WIN Moreno pTesein m s1e BIe
Ribbon feature, Money Magic.p
story in which a girl marries an in
valid out Of gratmde boH who ShG Is ifts Bound n
honor to a frail, weak girl, who is
nearing the close of her days. whose
sacrifice, whose self denial, could set
Alright these tangled threads, this
mockery that destiny has made of four
lives? A powerful and unique story.
Marie Doro, the distinguished young
artist of the stage and screen, has
found a new part exact
Marie DorO ly suited to her marvel
at Regent Gus charm and person.
ality in the character of
Cinders, heroine of Lost and Won"
t. e Paramount attraction at the Re-
gent to-day and to-morrow.
The story has to do with Cinders, a
little newsgirl, who, on bet, Is made
the ward of wealthy stock broker
he wagering that he can make a news
girl over into a society belle within a
the paper which she formerly sold.
When her benefactor is about to win
the wager. he loses his money and is
arrested for. theft, and the former
KewsgirI and reporter. by her clever
ness, discovers the identity of the real
thief and frees the man whom she
Not only is Miss Doro seen as news
girl of the streets, in ragged suit
and dilapidated hat, but after her rise
i'm society she is given an opportunity
to wear some beautiful gowns.
The SAN Carlo Grand Opera Com
pany's engagement at the Orpheum
p' next Friday and Saturday,
San Carlo appears to have absorbed
lovers of Harrisburg and it's
neighboring towns very thoroughly.
The manner in which this well-balanc-
ed and admirably organiza-
holding the attention of the big, music
loving community in the recent past,
and this in the face of the numerous
a similar character. from a point of
financial encouragement, quite natural-
Iy awards to the San Carlo forces the
unique distinction of being the survival
of thirty weeks is surely a wonderful
record of achievement for a grand