Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-18
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REGENT
To- day and o-morrow-Enid Bennett
in Happy Though Married.
VICTORIA
tian."
The Thespians, OF Penn State, are
now ready to produce The Magis-
trate" farce comedy i'll
The MnGis- three acts. For over
tratc Ready two months the Audi
torium OF the state Col
lege has been the scene each evening
| OF busy rehearsals by the students
Tor their new play. .-.,
The production has been carried on
under the direction of the Coach Mrs.
Miller. assisted by DR.. Dye, of the
English Department.
! The play itself is extremely funny.
and special attention has been given
50 as to furnish the utmost possible
amusement to the audience.
| The plot centers around police
magistrate who has just been mar
ried and has not yet been able to
settle down. His wife also has, trou-
; BILE of her own, which rise mainly
/ from slight inaccuracy in telling
her age. Her troubles culminate in
the raiding OF the hotel at which she
is dining with a friend.
She is brought up before the magis-
trate and is sentenced without being
recognized to a term in Jail. or
course. after three acts everything is
straia htened ont and they presumably
live happily ever afterward.
Love, passion, anger. fear. hate. and
re1rorse are emotions felt by every
human being. Pleasure. wealth, lux
Jury and fame are desired by us All
and at times we all yield to tempta- =
tion in one form or
Fundamental qualities
and weaknesses which. however thcN
stitute the foundations and frame
work OF all human characters.
In a beautifully written and uni
lfcrmlv we'll acted play, "ENperience
Orpheum Theater Tuesday and We'd
Inesday nights and Wednesday mat
inee. April 10 and 2S we are shown
the experiences of Youth from the
time. when he leaves home and Love
to follow his friend Ambition in
search of Wealth and Fame. until he
returns beaten but not failure.
with his new friend Experience And
as we follow Youth. we know that we
are locking upon ourselves; for. while
we may not have had all his en-
tperiences. we all have had most of
them. and made most of his mis-
others who have had or made the
rest. For Human nature is look
ing glass that reflects ever and ever
the same pictures" .,
/ Inal Is WHY EsN ptl lFiN' > 'pF "''''
holds us as few plays ever have or
lever will That is why it is when we
laugh, which is often, our laughter is
genuine; and that is why we so fire.
"F:Xperience" is a clean. charming
delightful play. we'll staged, well
acted. well written Its ttoutnd unusua, hy
the fact that it has been made the
subject of editorials by two of the
host known writers. Or. Frani
Crane used two columns in the New
York Globe to describe and praise the
play. ard the Rev. Thomas d. Gre
/ CORY. in a column editorial in. the
New York American said:
"Tf I were rich man. Id buy FIX
in every city and town in our be
loved country. 7 saw Experience
months ago. but there is lure about
1.-The wonderful allegory and last. even
with the old interest and satisfac-
tion. l am going to say right here
That in many RESPECTS Experience IS
the most wonderful. as ii vs. certainly
enc of the most enohllnG ana ttinS
Inlavs I ever witnessed. 1t grips you
land holds you. and from start to
lfnish makes you feel there is some
thing pure in life.
Mr. Cyril Maude's present tour ir
"ThC Saving Grace" in which he will
appear on. Monday. April 2S
Cyril at the Orpheum, VIII he con
Nnude fined to the important cities
of the East. The role of Blinn
ICorbett. the happy ro-lucky hero oi
Mr. Chambers comedy is one OF tht
most attractive roles that Mr.. Maudf
has had in recent wears, not excepting
the row celebrated "Grumpy.'
A rood bill OF vaudeville opened al
the Majestic yesterday. The show
starts off in lively fashior
Majestic in a clever juggling act
Sergt. Handley is no other
than the famous Jack Onri and Is
we'll known among vaudeville de-
votecs. PisGno and Bingham follow
skit Both are talented and put ovol
! a plea sing little offering. Cameron
Clemens and Company present
laughablc comedy sketch entitled
of amusing situations. and is cleverly
tacted by a company of three people
Ford and Goodrich in an entertaining
song and dance Offering. and the Jazz,
land Naval Octette in u repertoire oi
vocal ana instrumental musical mum.
bers, complete the bill
Appearing in one of those delight.
ful comedies in which she mas woi
Enid Bennett Enid Bennett, th'
MT regent dainty star IN HAPPY
Though Married" scor.
ed big at the Regent yesterday.
In This picture, Miss bennett plays
the part of Millicent Lee, IL young
bride whose hitherto unfaltering
Faith in her husband severely shaker
oy the cynical philosopny OF book
"iIow to be Happy Though Marreu,
which she finds among his belongings
Together with picture of beautI-
ifuI Young woman. She later finds this
same young woman in her own homy
and is baftled in all her attempts Il
secure an explanation because the
stranger speaks only spanish. "a Ian.
wuage quite unfamiliar 10 the sus-
EpectInG bride.
.-r1Yx, &soST, JC MEANING