Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-20

PAxTANG PARK
ing.
Two clever entertainers on the Ma
Jestic's bill the last half of this week
are Armstrong and
At the Majestic James. The Minstrel
Boys" who have
budget of jokes and stories that are
new to Harrisburgers. Their song
numbers are lively and they sing
@ nnem in a way that cannot fail to
PPiease. Pin "A spectacular offering on the
Fathers Daughter" in which the
action takes place on the platform of
an observation car A panorama
used used to give the effect of the train
some other splendid attractions are
Eddie Borden & Co.. presenting an
amusing comedy act which they
sStSyie' sly Anything Yoq Want to Call
show with musical comedy trimmings,
in which clever designer drapes
beautiful gowns on pretty models,
ana the Melnotte Duo in a sensational
aerial novelty.
"Redhead." the latest and greatest
release featuring Alice Brady, is now
being shown at the
hedhead Shows Colonial Theater
at Colonial This picture has
caused considerable
comment in this city as many people
nave read the story of "Redhead."
It's the story of wealthy young man
marrying a girl he considers far be-
meath his social standing. How she
manages to make him turn his mind
and even defy his father on account
OF the redhead," as he once called
her. makes this a strong play, in
which lesson stands out prominent
ly SO that everyone may heed it
Unusual interest has been aroused
by the fact that All-Star Week be-
AILstar Week S'RS Tietoria Tbsstnr bssdarey oS s
Begins Monday. Monday. The man
agement has plan
neu an elaborate program for this
Wednesday Kitty Gordon. June Ell
vidge, Carlyle Blackwell and Mon
tague Love will be shown in Stolen
Olders. a colossal Droduction which
ThaTsday i! s9ahg Dig Fridao all over the country
Anita Stewart Tom Mix and Earle
WliIiams Will be shown IN another
corking good production. This is
tionslaered cons the greatest array of mo-
same screen in a single week.
AS thrill after thrill is reflected
upon the silver sheet at the Regent
Hart Delights Poppy Girls Huse
Large Audiences band,' new picture
with VIM. S. Hart as
star, is being shown this week. spec
ttators are impressed by the versatil-
ity and artistry of the famous ac-
cor. In this offering Mr.. Hart rises
&c new heights, carrying the audi
ence with him-taking the spccta-
tors out of themselves and trans
porting them to the very scenes de-
picted so graphically in the story.
Beginning next Monday evening
the management of Paxtang Park
will treat their patrons
Attraction to a free exhibition of
mt Paxtang. intrepidity and skill by
Calvert. the worlds
champion wire walker. such as the
town has never seen before. Calvert
has been the big outdoor feature of
all the big fairs and parks in the
country. He works on a wire eighty
feet in the air and performs stunts at
this perilous heigh that make his
auditors grasp in wonderment.
Calvert will give two exhibitions
at PaXtang each evening during next
week, one at Z o'clock and one after
the first performance is over in the
park theater
Most of the parks and fairs where
Calvert has appeared have charged
an admission fee to the grounds. His
engagement at PaXtang will be one
of the very few where he has ap-
pea"eo as an absolutely free attrac-
ton. An elaborate vaudeville bill
headed by the great Borsini Troupe
is the attraction at the park the
ater this week.