Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-29
THE ORPHEENI

THE ORPHEUM
Io.night only, Irving Berlin's Watch
Your Step" Tomorrow, matinee and
night, The Dancing Widow"
MAJ ESTIC
High class vaudeville. the Nagfys.
deiXing natures laws; Leonard and
Willard, comedy singing and dane
ing; Edith and Eddie Adair lively
variety skit entitled. The Boot
shop Bobbie and Wilson, singing
and talking act. also second episode
stunt serial ever produced.
To-day and tomorrow only, Florence
Reed in "A Woman Under Oath"
also a Fatty Arbuckle comedy Com
ing Monday, oh! Boy" spicy
musical comedy adapted to the
COLONIAL
Dana in "The Miscrobe." Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, The Thir-
teenth Chair" adapted from the ia
nous stage success written by Bay
ard Neiller, author of within the
Law"
REGENT
To-day and tomorrow, Charles Ray in
THE Busher' and the Mack Sennett
comedy Treating EN- Rough"
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Irene Castle in The Firing Line
PAXTANG
Vaudeville. Two shows every evening.
Edith and Eddie Adair, one of the
clever teams in vaudeville have been
treating Harrisburg
At the Majestic ers to a headty
laugh at the Majestic
theater the last half of this week with
their offering "The Boot Shop" Real
chasing a pair of shoes. Mr.. Adair
made a sketch on this subject 1t is
certainly a scream. At least everyone
that has seen it says so.
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complete the bill. Another episode Of
The Great Gamble" considered the
greatest stunt serial ever produced is
also being shown in conjunction with
this unusually good bill.
Viola Dana. the dainty Metro star,
assumes a new role to-day when sne
will be shown for the first time in
Miscrobe." She takes the role of boy,
a street urchin named Mike" who
was taken from the gutter and edu-
Gated by a kind gentleman who be-
lieved he was really a boy. This is
hailed as one of the best things ever
accomplished by this petite screen
celebrity.
next week THE Thirteenth CHAIR
one of the greatest plays of the Amer
lean stage will be shown at this the
ater, featuring an all star cast, the
play was written by Bayard Neliler.
known of which is probably within
the Law
"The Woman Under Oath now
playing at the Victoria theater is nail
ed as one of the sea-
At the Victoria sons best photoplays
and beyond a ques-
tion of doubt the best thing Florence
Reed, the star, has ever accomplished.
She appears in this picture as the only
woman on the jury in n murder case.
The jury is out all night but they
can't reach decision @leySn EYER Pro ptbo
woman sticks to her original ballot
OF mot guilty" She has reason 70
saw mot guilty" even though there Is
some strong evidence against the ac-
cused.
It ends as one of the most. remark
able murder trials in the history "f
the commonwealth-but it also makes
one of, the finest stories eyer eyer, i3la ninl
ture screen. Monday. Tuesday ana
| jWednes esday of next week the MN
musical comedy. "Oh! Boy" adapted
from the famous stage success OF tboe IRE
ater. Admission prices remain the
same as usual.
"Watch Your step" at the Orpheum
tonight is best described as one of
| the crispiest
"wntch Your Step" snappiest and
brightest music
al comedies this country has had for
several years. 1t is said to be superioI
to the majority of plays in that i
makes it's appeal with syncopatcd
melodies and dancing, which never
cease from tn opening until the fnal
story in certain of the situations and
these moments but heighten the effec,,
tiveness of the twenty odd musical
numbers, so thatthe plot is almost
4 Fnrupttc, n tho r1nid succession Ot
the songs and dances.
| There will be an entire new produc-
| ton for this tour including all new
costumes, which were designed ny
| dryden. who designs all the covrs for
Prominent in the carefully selected
cast will be Helen Delany, Charles
Crouch Eta Hager. Charles Udell
| Lillian La Pierre. George Robinson
and Harry Ormand.
Charles Ray and new Mack Sen
nett comedy will be the double attrac-
! tion at the Regent the
| At the Regent ater to-day and to-
| morrow. The romance
the joys and sorrows of a small town
basket social form an interesting in
cident in Thomas II. Ince's latest
| Charles Ray Paramount picture. Ihs
Rusher:" 1t is pretty love story ana
throughout. IT will especially tickle
the lovers of the great American game
as it records the doing of the lad who
goes up to the big leagues and comes
| back.
The latest Mack Sennett comedy,
! Treating En- Rough" is headd by
Louise Fazenda. and is said to be the
| funniest thing produced from the
noted studios.
The show at the PaXtang Park the
ater this week is one said to be well
worthy of the atten-
Bill mt Paxtang ton of any one who
enjoys good vaude-
vile. no matter how eXacting their
taste. The bill has as q feature attrac-
| tion Bill land Irene Tellaak. two en-
tertainers of exceptional talent. Their
act is of the pure variety type. Wis,
some singing, dancing and a violin
duet and they do everything they at
tempt well.