Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-17
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Tonight = Bernard's "Darktown Fol,
Friday night and Saturday, matinee
and night, April 19 and 30 = "a
Girl No Man Should Marry"
Monday. night only April 22.-zim-
bal ealist assisted by Mary warfel,
Tuesday, night only. April % = Ro-
tary Minstrels.
Friday and Saturday and Saturday
matinee. April 26 and q = Thurs
ton' Worlds Greatest Magician.
MAJESTIC
High Grade of Vaudeville.
COLONIAL
To day and tomorrow - Viola Dana
In Blue Jeans"
Friday. only : Francis X. Bushman
and and Beverly Bayne in THE Brass
SATURDAY = Edith Storey in THE
Claim"
To-day and tomorrow - Pauline
Frederick in La Tosca."
Friday and Saturday Charles Ray
in His Mothers Boy"
nun SudyI frluay ana Saturday-Ben-
tamin Chaplin in "The Son Of
Democracy"
VICTORIA
roo6ay ..,6ay only only William, s: Hart in
The Dawn Maker" and "The Naval
Ball Conspiracy" the second chap
ter of "rhe Eagles Eye"
To-morrow, Friday and Saturday -
The Kaiser-The Beast of Berlin"
It Is said, better than ever" may
De appropriately applied to Bernard's
"The thia eeosnn rh,o bollies; res
Dnrktown ed organization of col
Foihes" ored singers. dancers,
comedians and mirth-
proVokers is also said to be unusually
equipped this year in the way of a
vehlcle to display the individual tai
ents OF the troupe. The production,
Whlch includes some of the foremost
negro entertainers before the public
broadway Rastus." The Offering is
headed, as usual, by the peer of fun
makers, Irwin G. Miller, and not a de-
tan has been overlooked to make this
oHerlng delectable and acceptable. 1t
Is endorsed as being rich in unique
features. surprises, scenic adornment,
stage and electrical effects, besides
brlstling with fun and music of the
sort that is both durable and whole
some Twenty-Five song hits and
other jingles are introduced during
the actlon or the play. 1t is under
STOOD that MIR. Miller has part that
hts like a glove. Conspicuous in the
cast is Henry Jines, a comedian of
ablllty. In its entirety it as a musi-
cal comedy up-to-date to the minute.
The, Offering is heralded to play the
Orpheum to-day, matinee and night.
The charming Viola Dana will be
seen at the Colonial Theater to-day
and tomorrow in
viola Dana In what is claimed to
"BIue Jeans" be her greatest
screen success blue
Jeans" adapted from the famous novel
of the same title. The star is given
role that offers wonderful oportu-
mites, one that proceeds from the
joys OF childhood to the tragic events
of mature womanhood. 1t is undoubt-
edlN the greatest part she has ever
played, and as June. the little orphan
who contracts secret marriage with
wealthy politician. and who later
puts up splendid fight to protect her
fair name, she is wiStful and appeal
ing and portrays the character with
the ease and naturalness of the true
artist. A strong cast has been select
ed to support the star in this pic
ture.
'Thurston, the. Magician. with new
mysteries, scenery, properties and ef-
fects, is coming to
ThurstOn, the Orpheum next
the Magician week, Friday and Sat
urday and Saturday
matinee.
The interest to- young and old alike
grows manifest for his coming i'm
sures a joyful holiday season. The
spread of modern magic and it's proper
understanding are an important sign
of progress, and in this sense the feats