Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-29
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ORPHEUM
Wednesday evening. May l = Miss
Laura Appel will present Marietta
Sultzaberger, Pianist; Mrs. Mabel
Dromgold. Vocalist; Emergency Aid
Benefit.
Friday, matinee and night. May -
The musical comedy, when Dreams
Saturday. matinee and night, May. A.
The Messrs. Shubert offer their
Winter Garden Spectacle. the SHOW
of Wonders"
day matinee, May and s. - John
Cort presents "Flo Flo
:. MAJESTIC
High Grade OF Vaudeville.
COLONIAL
To-day and tomorrow = Mary Gar
den in "The Splendid Sinner
Wednesday and hursday-Constance
Talmadge in up the Road With
Friday and Saturday = Harold Lock-
wood in "The Bandloper."
REGENT
To-day. Tomorrow and Wednesday,
Douglas Fairbanks in Mr.. FtX-lt.
Thursday and Friday - Sessue HaEa-
kawa in Hidden Pearls. r.,
Saturday Ann Murdcck in The
Richest Girl"
VICTORIA
To-day and tomorrow. William Far
mum in Rough and Ready"
Wednesday l. Mrs. Vernon Castle in
Vengeance Is Mine and the
fourth episode of THE Eagles Eye
Thursday, Friday and Saturday -
Charlie Chaplin in "A Dogs Lie.
when Dreams Come True" a musi-
cal comedy of romance and youth,
''When Dreams attraction al the
Come True" Orpheum, FRIDAY,
at the Orpheum matinee and night,
is from the pen of
Philip Bartholomae. the composer of
Little Miss Brown" "Over Night.
"Very Good, Eddie" and many other
notable successes; the music is Dy
Silvio Helm. who is too well known to
need any introduction. This. is the
foLrth season of success for this tune
full musical comedy, and, like wine. 1t
seems to improve with age. 'When
Dreams Come True" is in three acts.
the first showing the deck of an ocean
liner at sea, the second the Nvingroqn
| in the home of an American millioh-
airc. and the third tne ballroom in the
same home. The company is large
one Of clever singers and dancers, in
Guiding dancing and singing
chorus of graceful and beautiful girl
hood.
The New York Winter Garden
claims never to have housed a show
that has proved
The "ShOw such a success as
of Wonders" did the "Show of
at the OrpheUm Wonders" the huge
spectacle due at the
Orpheum, Saturday, matinee and
night. In the New York home of these
huge offerings. the SHOW of Won
ders," played for seven solid months
to capacity business. And no wonder,
either, for il we are to judge from ad-
varce report. it is one of the biggest
and best entertainments of its kind
ever produced In the first place II
has q truly wonderful cast of Broad -
way favorites-enough in fact for
two or three shows. This cast is
headed by such notables as Eugene
and Willie Howard. Tom Lewis, and
it includes others of prominence, such
as Sidney Phillips. White and Clay
ton. Flora Lea. Charles Wright, Ernest
Hare. Dan Quinlan, Edmund Null
cahey, Arthur Davis, and Adele Zolar.
| There is also a marvellous scenic
equipment, which includes the thriller
of the century-"Over the Top" a
stage representation of American
aviators bombarding the German first
line trenches.
Appearing at the Regent Theater,
day, tomorrow and Wednesday, in
his | a t I
Douglas Fairbanks, photoplay, "Mr.
in "Mr. Eix-it," FiX-lt, as the
/ at the Regent eNpounder or
= theory [ h a t
happiness is habit and comes only
to those who afford happiness to
others. Douglas Fairbanks Will be
seen in a new and novel character
creation vastly different from those of
the Wild West in which he recently
has been seen with such success.
The scenes of "Mr. Fix-It' are To-
Gated in the home of wealthy resi-
dents of New York, and he is an all
round fixer of hearts and things. There
is much pickering, petty hatreds and
jealousy among these aristocratic
men and women, nut when Mr.. Fix
It" enters a magical Transformation
takes place. He is a genial, smiling
chap, who laughs and conducts him
self in a manner that provokes the
sternest criticisms of 1.-THE elderly
maidens and aunts OF the contracted
couples. This does not dismay him
one whit. for he keeps right on fixing
matters by practical illustrations of