Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-23

day nights. The book and lyrics are
by Harry b. Smith, while Hugo Ries-
enfield is responsible for the music.
ORPHEUM
To- night only-"The Old Homestead"
Tomorrow night and Saturday matt
nee and night-Oliver Morosco pre-
sents please Get Married.
Monday and Tuesday nights. Oct. 81
and 2S-Stewart and Morrison offer
the smart musical comedy. Betty,
Be Good"
Wednesday night only. Oct. 29-wal-
ter Hast offers Eve and the Man.
with Helen Holmes.
Thursday night only. Oct. 30-"G ood
Morning. Judge" with George Has
sell.
MAJESTIC
High Class Vaudeville-To-d Cor
poral Humphrey Roberts and wife,
formerly Miss Martha Armstrong,
of Steelton, make their debut in
Keith acts, every one a headliner:
also another episode of that stunt
serial de luxe, "The Great Gamble -
featuring Anne Luther and Charles
HutchiSon.
To-day and all week-Mary Pickford
in her second release from her own
studio. The Hoodlum,'' picture
of 1000 laughs.
COLONIAL
To-day. tomorrow and Saturday
Mollie King, former Harrisburg
vaudeville favorite, in great pho
toplay, Suspense" based on the
novel of the same name by Isabelle
Astrander.
REGENT
All this week-Geraldine Farrar with
Lou Tellegen in "The World and Its
Woman"
Monday and Tuesday-Wallace Reid
in "The Love Burglar"
Wednesday and Thursday-Dorothy
Dalton in 1.-The Market of Souls
Mollie King, remembered by thou
sands of Harrisburgers as one of the
best headliners Vau-
At the Colonial deVille ever pro =
duced, is now n
motion pictures. Miss King played
at the Majestic Theater several times
and in all her experiences she says
ras treated her more kindly than
Harris burg.
Miss King is now being offered by
the management of the Colonial The
eter in her great success, Suspense,
adapted from the novel of the same
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Of next week "The Climbers" one of
the greatest stage successes in the
history of the American stage, will
be presented, featuring one of film
dom's most popular actors.
It has been quite long time since
Harrishurgers have had the oppor-
tunity of seeing a
At the Victoria picture as good as
Mary Pickford's lat-
est production, which is now in the
midst of weeks run at the Victoria
Theater This picture. entitled "The
l1Godlum," has set a new standard
for Mary Pickford productions. 1t
contains omore laughs than most
ment which makes a stage play so
good.
AS n hoodlum Mary Pickford is all
one could expect--dirty face. torn
clothing and lots of spunk. Hun
dreds and hundreds of people have
seen this production and still the
crowds increase daily. This picture
Will play all this week ending its run
Saturday night.
Corporal Roberts and his wife, soI
merly Miss Martha Armstrong, OF
Steelton, will make
At the Majestic their debut in vau-
deville this after
noon at the Majestic Theater. This
young couple are very well known in
this vicinity and will undoubtedly
make q very clever vaudeville team
as both are musicians of the highest
caliber.
Corporal Roberts was leader of The
| lMiddletcwn quartet last year anC
while in the service became wei
quality. He later met Miss Armstrong
and in January of this year they
were married Miss Armstrong is 8
graduate of the Steelton High Schoo
and studied music in New York City
She is also an accomplished pianist.
'PLEASE GET MARRIED."
Although many of the so-callet
plays. bedroom farce" type have
made their appearance on the Ameri'
! it is claimed that probably none have
gained a greater hold on the public
/ favor than please Get Married
which oliver Morosco is presenting T.
local rlaygoers at the Orpheum to-
, morrow and Saturday
Produced originally at tho Little
Theater in New York last February
the demand for seats became so great
| that it was shortly moved to tn,
Fulton Theater a much larger house
where for six months it played tt
capacity business. The play is th'
Joint work of James Cullen ant
Lewis Allen Browne: and these tw,
capable AUTHORS have builded a brisl
and highly amusing story around 4
couple of honeymooners. who flnC
after they have embarked on th'
matrimonial seas, that there is con
siderable doubt as to the legality o
their marriage. Their honeymoon Il
fraught with many complications
which keep the players working a
top speed all the while to straighteI
out matters. and affordin~ the audi
ence all the while with hilarious
amusement. The scene of the frs
act is laid at the Ashley's bungalow
at Lakeside. n. y, the second in tn
bridal suite of the Eagle hotel 81
Milburn Center and the third revert
again to Lakeside.
Plant trees. They cool the air il
summer and radiate warmth ii
winter.
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