Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-10
NEWSY JOTTINGS OF TFIEATER AND SCREEN
ORPHEUM

To-day, matinee and night = "A
Chance Every Girl Takes
Tomorrow night only John Cort
presents "Flo-F1o."
Wednesday. matinee and night, Nov.
IL - The Selwyns serve Tea For
Three" with Charlotte Walker and
Ernest Lawford."
Thursday night only. Nov. 13 - The
. Columbia Stellar Quartet.
Friday and Saturday, matinee Satur-
oay. Nov. Ia and 15-Oliver Moros-
co presents The Bird of Paradise"
Coming for one night only. next
Msohaay - oliver Morosco will Of
ier civilian Clothes" the biggest
hit of the New York season.
MAJESTIC
fiign Class Vaudcville-George Book.
Ayaphone player that's different:
Eddy and Grace Packs present their
comedy. song, dance and talking
novelty; Three Beatties," sensa-
Jobnson 5iTnai dance Offering, Olsen and
piano; Larry Reilly and Company,
presenting Here's to Erin; also
another an interesting episode of The
daring woman in the movies
Helen Holmes.
VICTORIA
To-day, tomorrow and Wednesday,
Erstwhile Susan" from the novel,
"Barna Beta" by Mrs. Helen r.
Martin. of this city. featuring Con-
stance Binney.
COLONIAL
To-day. tomorrow and Saturday
Desert Gold" one of the seasons
truly great productions; a light in
,, crease In admission.
Friday and Saturday--Earle Williams
in The Black Gate"
To-day, tomorrow and Wednesday,
Billie Burke in "The Misleading
Thursday and Friday-Ethel Clayton
In Men, Women and Money"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-Sen-
nett comedy "Salome VS.. shenan-
Saturday Bryant washburn in
Love Insurance"
AT THE MAJESTIC
Larry Reilly and Company will pre-
to Ern Rps at the Majestic tarSs for
three days starting to-day. Accord
ing to advance reports this act is a
riot of laughter from start to finish
vaudeville devotees. Four other
Keith acts including Olsen and John
son, two clever boys that play the
piano and sing we'll and another in
tune" featuring Helen Holmes, the
screens most daring actress. will
complete the Majestic Offering for the
first half of the week.
AT THE VICTORIA
The Victoria management has the
distinction of showing the first three
days of this week the only photoplay
ever written by a Harrisburger. This
pbotoplay is "Erstwhile Susan" the
screen adaptation of Mrs. Helen +.
Martins famous novel,. Parma Beta"
Btch Bhch be OF ro pennsylyann ths
Dutch fater was reconciled to his
family.
The novel was a big seller several
years years ago ago. and then it died = out fof a
ton by Mrs. Minnie Fiske was made.
Since that time "Erstwhile Susan"
has been before the PUBLIC very
In a ses fes
picture the story of which was writ
ten by a Harrisburger.
AT THE COLONIAL
Desert Gold" one of the seasons
photoplay sensations, starts it's four
day run at the Colonial Theater to-
day. Desert Gold" was a stage sue
was was then adapted to motion picture
by the Hodkinson production COM
pany. This picture has played to-
enormous audiences in New York,
Philadelphia and Washington, where
1t was heartily acclaimed by the
press and theater-goers.
Owing to the enormous cost of this
production the management has
made q slight increase in prices dur
ing it's four-day run here. Children
fifteen cents and adults thirty cents.
Friday and Saturday of this week
Earle Williams will be shown in his
latest Vitagraph production. "The