Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-29

cess, a "womanhater," in the shape
OF the young superintendent of the
opposition. but woman's charm
finally wins him over and the rest is
lett TO guess who came out ahead.
Friday and Saturday Mary Gar
den. the golden-voiced prima donna,
Will be seen in a screen presentation
of the famous opera "Thais."
William Farnum delighted great
crowds at the Victoria yesterday and
William Farnum his wonderful
In "when acting in the
Nun Sees Red powerful drama
Sees Red" a perturbation of the
famous story of Larry Evans, which
recently appeared in The Saturday
Evening Post. After seeing this great
film, noted motion picture authority
says: After man has viewed When
Man Sees Red he finds that his
fingernails have gripped the arms OF
the chair, and that his forehead is
moist with the tenseness of the
scenes. 1t is the kind of picture that
words cannot adequately described.
One must see this wonderful picturi-
cation of a strong mans emotions. l
have seen William Farnum in some
great pictures. but When Man Sees
Red is greater than any. l can ap-
preciate it's eXactness of detail. Once
was sailor and never have l seen
on the screen such remarkable repro
ductions of sailor life and atmos-
phere. The shipwreck is wonderful. l
don't believe there ever was a picture
made with such a fight between two
humans" when a Man Sees Red
will ge shown again tomorrow. Thea
ter closed to-day.
The Orpheum announces an all-star
Yiddish attraction for tomorrow
evening in the ap-
Nine. Sarah pearance of Nine.
Adler and Sarah Adler and
Jacob SIIbert Jacob Silbert and an
all-star supporting
cast in a new play by Mr.. Silbert, en-
titled THE Fail of Jerusalem" These
players need no introduction TO local
lovers of the Yiddish stage, as most
of them have appeared here before
preston. Among those most promi-
nent in the company are: Ira Busatt
Jacob Hochstein, Adolph Liansoki.
Nine. Lianski, Lazar Goldstein. Nell
Sam Packer. Seats are now on sale.
Halton Powells "Henpecked
Henry" one Of the famous cartoon
musical farces ever
"Henpecked produced on the Ameri-
Henry" can stage, is to be the
attraction at the Or-
pheum, next Monday and Wednesday,
with daily matinees. 'Henpecked
Henry" interprets the troubles of a
married man whose principal effort in
life is to sidestep troubles with his
wife. The play is most laughable. and
to add to its charm it is presented by
an especially fine company, including
a singing and dancing chorus. Com
ment and criticism that have preced
ed the show are of most favorable
nature.
1t is often dangerous to let old love
letters lie around loose where some
body is likely to
Dorothy Dalton in get them. Some
Love Letters" people do, and IL
often proves
great mistake. Eileen Harland did,
and then the man to whom she had
thoughtIessly written them, when she
was a slip of a girl, turned out to be
a deep-dyed villain, and to save her
reputation Eileen goes to his rooms
to get the letters. Needless to say, he
won't give them to her. Eileen leaves,
and the next morning the murdered
body of the man is found. Eileens.
husband is the prosecuting attorney,
and he is sure there was a woman
mixed UP in the case. That is the
mart Dorothy Dalton plays in Love
Letters" which will be shown for the
last times at the Regent Theater to-
morrow.
DC