Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-26

Pretty Baby" is attracting huge
summer crowds To the Majestic Ihes -,
ter. This musical
"Pretty BABY" comedy. presented
twenty-five persons,
ranks as one Of the very best aggre-
cations travelling in vaudeville to-
dsy. For over an hour the audience
music i So catchy that folks leave
the theater whistling the airs they
heard within. Pretty Baby VIII re-
main at the Majestic during the entire
week. Next week the feature attrac-
ton will be Bessie Wynne, well re-
membcred as one Of the most fasclnat-
ing girls that ever appeared IN har
Iisourg. She was taNorite mere .s',N oaTS :
shows held the boards at the or
pheum. and il is doubtful II Wilmer
and Vincent ever sent singer 10 inns
city that gave better satisfaction.
Constance Talmadge. the charming
actress, will be seen At the Soion,la. MA !.
Constance TaImadEe and tomorrow
in "rhe Lesson" in The Les
a story as fresh as a newly-cut rose.
None OF your wild-eyed. sensational.
blood -Curdling mbelodramas, hut a
simple tale we'll told. The Lesson
is one which you may well take 10
heart The throwing down of \ fine.
manly fellow in country town for
a city chap. with polished manners,
learns the lesson by better expert
ence.
Friday and Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Drew. the world famous
comedians, in their firSt feature pic
ture. Pay Day
In response to the popular demand,
Manager James George has secured
another showing OF
esNN
the Law Law the famous film
based on the we'll
known Jack De Ssulles ease. which
has been shown 10 capacity houses at
the NictoTia, Theater the first TWO days
OF this week.
scores Of persons. who have been
fortunate enough TO see this rilm.
have praised the Victoria mana aSement
for its enterprise in bringing this fllni
here for the great moral lesson which
IL teaches.
Mrs. Castle will appear tomorrow
only in her latest release, The MNs-
terious Client"
To-day the Regent Theater presents
Around the World in Eighty Days"
by jules Verne:
aAround the PhileaS FogE Is left
World in heir TO a fortune on
Eighty Days" condition that he cir
clss the globe and re-
gurns married in eighty days. His
FQAAcd uES al ktlE ENtANAll NA-.t A-A
don eXclaim: The tour of the world.
and a wife in eighty dayS-tJ cannot
he done" wager Of 100000 between
Phless Fogg and members of the Ke-
form Club i Immediately made and
signed Suez. Bombay. Hong hong'
Nokahama Vancouver. New York,
Cherbourg. etc. are all visited in rapid
-uccesSion. Wit and strategy are eN-
srCiSed al every point The excite =
seent runs high as the days go by, ana
-he hours tick on that bring lhe
wager within three minutes Of being
-rst. but finally won in dramatic
manner. 80
Tomorrow. Marguerite Fisher will
sppear in her latest success. a square
neal"
The Bachelor Dinner" as played
'v Harry ?. Hrivit's musical comedy
company at the PaNtanS
IaatanE Park Theater this week,
-rk - q pleasing diversion
= heater from the NaudeNiLle pro-
gram that has been the
traction at the park theater for the
EaSt three or four seasons. The COM
Huny IS particularly good one, the
comedy. itself is g pleasing vehicle,
while 4. Seymour Brown. the we'll
known comedian and a song. writer.
patrons from the very start All the
musical numbers in the show were
specially written for the piece by Mr..
Brown. including his latest dancing
rumber. called "TackinE En- Down.
y good-Sized chorus Of pretty girls
adds materially to the attractions of
the kriNir production.