Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-16

To-day. is the, last chance Harris
burgers have of hearing Harry Jol-
son, brother of AL
At the Majestic Jolson, the celebrat-
ed comedian sing at
the Majestic theater. Everyone of
the other acts on the bill the last half
of this week are good.
The first half of next week Harris
burg vaudeville devotees Will have
the opportunity of hearing salty
musical revue presented by eleven
grille gobs. formerly members OF the
crew OF theU. 5. S. George Washing
Peace ship. Every member of the
troupe which comes here, was pres
ent when the 'Everysailor" company
presented their musical revue to
President Wilson, Mrs. Wilson. George
Creel, Charles Schwab and many
others who were aboard the Peace
Ship. The revue was given one nlsht
when the ocean was quite rough ana
the passengers needed something 10
cheer their spirits. Presidhh VIII
son laughed throughout the perform
ance as did the rest OF his company:
Charles Schwab said IT was one OF
the pleasantest hours he ever spent.
BY presenting the show George
Creel, chairman of the Committee or
Public Information, came into rath-
er peculiar situation. The show was
reviewed. So. Mr.. Creel sat through
the show the night OF dress rehearsal
and viewed the show. 1t did not need
any censoring however, to be shown,
in Americas best circles.
Four other Keith acts will be
shown in connection with this fea-
ture attraction.
Some women think they know how
to manage man and make him feel
that he is content
At the Colonial ed by her manage
ment. But Leah
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husband training in her latest picture
which is showing a the Colonial
theater for the last time today. She
is supported by an all-star cast whlch
includes Augustus Thomas, and other
Monday and Tuesday of next week
Tom Moore will be shown in his
latest and greatest production
'Heartease."
That photoplay, The Wilderness
Trail" will be seen for the last time
to-day at the
The Wilderness Trail Y c oria
shows To-day Only Theater.. 1t
haA proven
one of the best pictures in which
Tom Mix, the William Fox star, has
appeared. 1t is exciting from pc
ginning to end-rapid in action, tuli
of tense moments and thrills, and
the scenic effects are beautiful.
Don't overlook the fact tnat TO-
night will be your last opportunity
to hear The Adelphi
The Bill at Melody Four, at the
Paxtang Park PaXtang Park Thea-
ter. This quartette
is said to be one of the real treats
of vaudeville. There is no buffoorney
in the act; the boys just sing. Ihe
other attractions on the park Dill
are all acts that have made their
mark on the vaudeville stage ana
every one of them capably plays his
part in the park performance. There
will be a matinee at the park thea
ter at three o'clock this afternoon
In the wide range of the screen
drama. few more appealing motion
pictures have been
Mary PickOrd produced than The
mt the Regent Dawn of Tomor-
row." starring Mary
Pickford, which will be shown at the
Regent Theater to-day. This is d
delightful perturbation of Frances
Hodgson Burnett's famous story OF
the slums of London in winch our
Mary" appears as a walf with re-
ligious turn of mind. The story Is
one Cf unusual strength and eNccp-
tiunal heart Appeal
This will be the last day of Mary
Pickford Week at the Regent The
remainder of very attractive pro-
gram includes the Paramount, Mack
Sennett Comedy. Among Those Pres
ent," featuring Phyliss HaVer.