Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-06

Curzon. Maud Andrew, Florence Ryer-
son, William II. Sullivan. Chester
Ford John Morris and Ralph Simone,
The musical comedy which will be
the vehicle used by Richard Carle
.Furs and FriIIs" day. next We'd
nesday, matinee
and night, at the Orpheum. is "Furs
and Frills." The author, ,.: Edward ~ "a
said, in fitting Mr.. earle with a com
edy role which furnishes him with
the fullest opportunity for the most
effective work of his career. Mr. carrie
Chicken" "Mary's Lamb" Jumping
Jupiter" "The Cohan Revue, and
many other big musical productions
The plot of "Furs and frllls aeals
with a sable. coat purchased by a
bargain. Her brother pawns II IN
order to place racing bet another
wife sees it and the hubby OF the WlLe
number one presents IL 10 her' II
order to avoid criticisms on the part
of her husband, wife number Two
again pawns it and gives hubby the
ticket. He gets the coat ma ms
stenographer ST walks off with It. Ihere
nave
many hearty laughs in the new Carlo
success, "Furs and Frills.
Besides Mr.. Carle. the large cast IN
cIudes such weil-known musical COM
edy celebrities as: Harriet Burt, Iern
Rogers, Beth Smalley, Ward DeWoit,
BuTrell Barbaretto, Harry Miller. Milt
Dawson, Ollie Rivers, Helen Larry,
five violin girls. and not forgetting
the famous Carle chorus OF stage
beauties. Seats are on sale MONDAY
One of the most pleasing offerings
of it's kind seen at the Majestic IN
some time is the society
| At the Dance Review" presented
Majestic by Ernest Evans and Com
pany. The act is distinct
novelty and some new ana orlSlhal
dance specialties are introduced a
strong show is grouped around this
attraction. including: The Wartanas,
in a clever Juggling novelty; Ethel
MacDonough, young woman of pleas
ing personality in exclusive character
songs: Corbett, Shepard and Dunn,
trio of clean-cut young Fellows, IN a
fast singing act, and McDevitt, Kelly
and Lucey, the well-known Harris
burg favorites. in their big laughing
hit entitled THE Piano Movers and
the Actress" ,,u
booked for the early part of next
week is Lew Madden and Company
presenting their comedy success. en-
titled Monday Morning The ac'
is said to he a big laughing hit. The
Four Harmony Kings, claimed to be
one of the best singing acts in vaude-
Vile. is also on the bill. This quartet
OF colored singers are said TO nave o
| lively singing Offering and their musi.
cal numbers embrace many OF the
popular song hits. Adlon and Com
/ pany, in comedy variety turn: Lin
| ton and Lawrence, in comedy songs
and nonsense, and one n other act
| rounds out the bill.
Some very elaborate scenes were
reproduced for the Norma Talmadgt
-,. u.,,,u. PrSd1ctiGg' p,e.ht of pnBTS, my
% Mt the Colonial chase" in order
that the story
might be told in as a realistic a way
as possible. A reproduction of the re-
| cent Heroland benefit was called for
| and the gaiety which prevailed dur
| ing the festivities at the genuine af'
| fair, has been convlncingly trans.
| ferred to the screen with no loss oi
reality. There are also several scenes
taken aboard an ocean going yacht
and a storm scene on the water, botl
of which are very effective. a great
| deal of praise is due the star for hei
| fine portrayal of the stellar role. She
| is at all times fascinating and charm
ing. and acts with the ease of the
true artist. Eugene O'Brien is seer
/ in the leading male role, which part
| he handles splendidly. Mr. O'Brier
has had the privilege of being lead
| ing man to some of the screens mos'
| famous stars.
Monday and Tuesday of next week
-bewitching Constance TalmadSt
will be seen in a photodrama of un.
usual appeal, entitled "The Shuttle
Harrisburg Is to be favored with 9
Relasco attraction when for two per.
formances, Satur.
'grhe boomerang" day, April 49,
Billed for Orpheum David BelascC
Orpheum for the first time, the Be.
lasco Theater success, "The Boomer.
ang." This comedy, by Winchel
smith and Victor Mapes. has enjoyed
tremendous popularity for the pas
| two seasons, and it is said will come
! to Harrisburg with the same superl
cast that has contributed so largely
10 it's success since the date of III
! first production. 1t is seldom that {
NAV is received with such unanimit,
of approval by both the public anC
| the critics as has greeted the pro
! duction of "The Boomerang" and Ger
tainly no responsible reviewer hai
| heretofore given such an unqualified
! endorsement of any play as that o
/ Norman Hapgood when he wrote il
! Harper's Weekly: 81 defy anybody
| TO see The Boomerang without Ill1
] he bright and gay in spirit and re-
! stores to the stage the wholesom,
/ side of our more or less leisureC
/ American life. Its story concerns 4