Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-30

urday of this week. The admission,
prices for this super-attraction VIII
not be advanced, despite the iaSt
large admission fees were asked in
Philadelphia and New York.
II you want to make an excursion
backward in time. just climb into a
seat at the Regent
4 Romance Theater to-day or to-
of Sweet 10 morrow, you'll find
Is "Puppy yourself back in the
Love" mt the years when love rs
Regent young in springtime'
and all the world is
before you. Lila Lee is the star OF
Puppy Love" which is guaranteed
to transport you into the past, MISS
Lee appears as a daughter OF
She is pretty and full of the JOY OF
life. Her sweetheart is romantlS
also. At the time when their love
has become tremendous PASSION,
she is torn ruthlessly from his SIDE
and sent away to town Whlch is
overrun with old maids.
Anyone who knows Jess Willard,
the champion heavyweight puglllst
Jess willard. have n hard time
Heavywcight picturing him in the
Champion minds eye as a regu-
Fights mt lar, knock -em- down
the Regent film hero. but ne is
This Week just the same in The
in "ChnllenEe Challenge. of Chance.
of Chance" Jess Willard is {
feet inches and
weighs ESQ pounds, and when he
hops in front of the camera for some
of the work that has made Doug
Fairbanks. Bill Hart. Bill Farnum,
redblooded picture heroes. he gives
a pretty good account of himself.
around the star. 1t tells n wild
scheme to bring about a Mexican up
rising, Centered in the fracas is
a girl. who owns string of rare
trader, and a forbidding lot of MeXi-
cans.
Airline Pretty, Harrisburg girl.
is the pugilists leading woman and
appears to fulfill all the require
ments OF movie art.
This production which was shown
to capacity audiences at the Park
shown at the Regent Theater.
Theater, n. Y. last week. will be
Thursday, the Fourth and Saturday.
This weeks bill at the Paxtang
Park Theater will have as a feature
attraction. The Four
The Show Musical Kiities. in a big
nt Paxtang flash of mirth, music
and melody that is sure
to tickle the hearts of the vaudeville
fans. The Kilties act is typically
scotch in wit humor and musically
their ability to entertain. The
fedgies. Japs. said to be Japan's
foremost arielists will also be a fea-
tmre of the weeks bill at Paxtang.
rms act is one of the acrobatic sem
sations of the season. John Healy,
the old colored parson of minstrel
fame with his quaint stories and
songs Will be heard on the park bill
this week as will Martin and Walters
IN their flippant farce. 'T Can Prove
II and Nelson's Rats and Cats, one
OF the most unique animal acts on
the stage.
On Thursday evening. July third,
the park management will offer their
hrst free fireworks display of the sea-
son. This being the night before the
glorious Fourth, Manager Davis has
arranged Tor a pyrotechnical display
that VIII merit the occasion. During
the past two seasons war restrictions
made 1t impossible to get much good
material for fireworks but this season
there Is no ban on fireworks and the
park manager is going to have some
real ones; The display will be given
on the hill at the rear of the park
theater Immediately after the per
1ormance in the theater is over.