Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-14
IAMUsEII IISSI MENISllss
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High class Vaudeville.

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High-class Vaudeville.
0RpHEUM
Tonight. only = Frederick V. Bow
ers in I'm So Happy"
Tomorrow night and Saturday, mati-
nee and night = THE Queen of the
Movies"
Monday. matinee and night, November
Is = Neil OBrien and His Great
American Minstrels.
Thursday, matinee and night NoNem-
ber 81 - "A Little Girl in Big
CITY,"
COLONIAL
To-day = Marion Davies in "Cecelia
of the Pink Roses"
Friday and Saturday Tom Moore in
Just For Tonight"
Monday and Tuesday - Madge ken
nedy in The Kingdom of Youth.
REGENT
To-day and tomorrow - Elsie Fer
gueson in THE Lie
"The Widows Might" and ITALY On
the Firing Line"
VICTORIA
To-day, tomorrow and Saturday -,
Charlie Chaplin in Triple Trouble.
To-day-"A Fight For Millions"
Tomorrow and Saturday - Virginia
Pearson in "Queen of Hearts"
Frederick V. Bowers, who will be
seen here at the Orpheum tonight in
Tn So Happy" Is
Frederick a little bit different
v. Bowers in than the ordinary
"I'm So Happy" star of the stage
for he refused a
theater in his new and present We
hicle.
Mr.. Bowers told his managers that
he would rather put up with incon-
veniences in making hard railroad
jumps every day and being forced tC
stop at mediocre hotels, having to oc'
cupy dressingrooms in theaters thai
do not contain many conveniences anc
hundreds of other little attentions
that the stars of the stage generally
receive. rather than disappoint the
friends that he has made on tie one
night stands.
"The Queen of the Movies" which
will come to the Orpheum tomorrow
night and Saturday
"rhe Queen of matinee and night, i
the Movies" musical coined!
with real music, non
! lest-to-goodness comedy, a cast ttlieC
with musical comedy stars. and con
tains a splendid chorus. In an eri
noted for extravaganza and display o
4
| the Movies" ranks as the season.
most prodigal specimen. THE Queer
| of the Movies" is full of snap iron
the rise of the curtain, brimming Owe
| with all that is the first and last wore
in the dancing world. and its catch!
songs and up-to-date dialog arr
| enough to carry two entertainment
of it's kind The company consists o
| fifty people and an all-star cast, head
ed by Miss Florence Holbrook.
When the well-known black-fac'
comedian. Neil O'Brien. brings his bis
minstrel company to th'
Neil Orpheum, Monday, matt
O'BPlen nee and night, 1T Will b.
MInstreIs found that Manager Osca
r. Hodge has again pro
| vided an entire new production 10
| this seasons tour.
| The ever-increasinG popularity o
| this organization makes it possible t.
| present what is without a doubt tn
greatest assemblage of minstrel star
ever presented under one title. Man
ager Oscar l.. Hodge promises mum
| ber of novelties for the present sea
| son; among these is a new singing
| dancing number entitled, Aunt sail!
! Simpkins, Syncopated' Social" writ
ten and staged by Neil O'Brien, witt
| the ensemble dancing produced b!
Pete Detzel. 1t is described as
dancing story in syncopated poetr!
dealing in new characters, new ideas
| and different styles of dancing.
| "Meatless Day" another featuFt
| act conceived and written by Nei
| O'Brien, for himself and new this sea
| son, is said to be the stars best eftor