Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-19

that contri butte to success of pro-
portion. A cast of surpassing excel
lcnce. music that is rich in melody,
ORPHEUM
To might onIy--Devid Belasco pre-
Dark Rosaleen." direct from
long run at the Belasco Theater
Friday and saturday, Nov. Fl and %
Arthur liammerstein,. presents
somebody's Sweetheart"
Coming soon-Lou Tellegen in The
Lust of Gold"
MAJESTIC
High Grade NaudeVille-Four Hig-
gies, exceptional girl quartet; Dave
Johnson. eccentric dancer: three
other Keith acts.
Starting to-morrow-"Nery Good Ed
die" the musical comedy success
presented in vaudeville form; two
other Keith acts.
To-day and Tomorrow only--1Gladys
Brockwell in Chasing Rainbows."
a William Fox special.
Friday and Saturday-Return en-
DADDY Long Legs"
COLONIAL
To-day-Last showings of Sealed
Hearts" the latest Ralph Ince pro-
duction, featuring Eugene O'Brien,
star OF numerous successes.
Tomorrow. Friday and SATURDAY,
Charles Ray. Louise Glaum ana
Dorothy Dalton in THE Weaker
REG ENT
All this week-D: w. Griffith,s
Sennett comedy, His Last False
Step"
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, Of
next week-Elsie Ferguson in Tine
Witness for the Defense
OZARK RosALEEN"
HERE TONIGHT
pSGd 0ns Of ReascePs ss sPrshbfEkt eRssHs
which plays at the Orpheum tonight.
is Miss Lillian Jago. In spite of her
Spanish name, which indicates her
thorough irish girl. Her mother be
fore her marriage was MISS
O'Reilly, of Cork. and is now the SO
prano sCloist of the cathedral at BET
Jago also has the enviable distinction
of being the only woman dentist in
Belfast and was the first woman to
obtain a license as dentist in Ire
the creator of the principal female
part in Dark Rosaleen' when it was
first produced in stock at the lrlSn
Theater in New York by Whitford
Kane.
AT THE MAJESTIC
Dave Johnson. the eXcePtlonal ci0S
dancer who has been scoring heaNliS
at the Majestic Theater the flfst nail
of this week with his Offering, leaves
Tonight for Altoona, where he Will
pIay three days. Johnson is one OF
the best clog dancers now on tne
vaudeville stage and Harrisburg au-
diences have accepted him as such.
Many times he has been called upon
to dance encores. Johnson recensly
returned to the stage after spenoihs
seven months overseas ehtertaihHhs
Tfi TRe t last half of this week the
musical comedy. VERY Good Eddie.
will be offered in vaudeyllle FORM
ed in conjunction with this noVel'S.
AT THE COLONIAL
HarrisLurgers still have TO-DAY 10
see Eugene O'Brien in his latest
Ralph Ince production. sealed
Hearts," before this picture ends ITS
run at the Colonial Theater. OBrlen
is one of the most popular screen ar AZ
"A Perfect Lover" won
hundreds of admirers for MN anu
this picture is adding hosts more TO
his following. co.ra
the Colonial management is oIerlnS
one of the greatest galaxy or real
stars ever presented in one plctureI5
Charles Ray, Dorothy DaIton ..lrh Tho
Louise Glaum are co-starrlnB IN Inc
Weaker Sex"
Gladys Brockwell. William Fox
star. is now 9e'hg ie hsr onGFed Iatest
picture, "Chasing Rainbows rms
Is probably the best contribution Miss
has made TO the screen ano
are receiving IL "s
such. a..
Friday and Saturday. Mary Pick
ford. Americas sweetheart, Will play
4 return engagement of her celeorat-
ed success. Daddy Long Legs. Legs; the ne
storm when shown at the Victoria
some time ago.
BROKEN BLOSSOMS" o,,
Crowds are said to be swarming 70
the Regent Theater to see ID. w.
sriffith's masterpiece, Broken Blos-
soms," which is now showing at the
local playhouse. 1t came loudly her.
aided and all who have seen it feel
hat the advance notices were more
han justified by the beautiful pro-
iuction. -,
'erent from the ordinary photopiay.
L Is the work of master hand who
has rnolded the artistry OF seVerai
we'll known stars in difficult story.
L.
.uro have vouched for its merit. Con-
currently, the Mack Sennett. comedy.
His Last False Step" is being
shown AT the Regent.
Rex Beach's story, "The Silver
being completed assembled slai
md shipped to New York In It's hnal
'orm. Director Frank Lloyd has been
oylng three days, 80 hunting nni,9sgrsis eSpedi1
lying trip to his ranch followed. then
,e plunged into ,nnortapf the PfeGearisstSTg GeoisWyg
,icture. Mr.. Beach Is said to be
lghly pleased with the tTsnseripttSe iasts t8 tSe
silver sheet-which would seem to be
.he fitting place for THE silver
Horde"
The working title of Elaine Ham
nerstein's. second Seiznick production
s to be sLoVe." This title will
be changed before the re-
ease OF the picture. Alan Crosland.
Who directed Miss Hammerstein in
The Country Cousin" her first !
picture, and Walter McGrail.
Who had the leading male role in
The Country Cousin" Will again |