Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-03
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MAJESTIC

MAJESTIC
High Glass Vaudeville = Playmates,
a singing, dancing and comedy Of
Ed Esmonde and Company in a
comedy playlet entitled: "Uncle
Mottie"; Jack Inglis. nut" COM
edian; South and Tobin in song
speuialties; Bollinger and Reynolds
wire walkers.
COLONIAL THEATER
To-day = Last showing of Some
Bride"
Fourth and Saturday - Bert LyteIl
in THE Lions Den"
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week : Pauline Frederick in
The Fear Woman"
VICTORIA THEATER
To-day, Tomorrow and Saturday -
Kitty Gordon in "Playthings OF
Passion"
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week Woman" a motion
picture considered even greater
than THE Birth of Nation"
REGENT
Jess Willard and Airline Pretty in
The Challenge of Chance" also
a Sennett comedy. mo Mother to
Guide Him."
burn in Something to Do" and
Fatty" Arbuckle in "a Desert
Hero"
Wednesday and Thursday : Enid
Thursday. Friday and Saturday =
Charlie Chaplin in "Sunnyside."
PAXTANG
Vaudeville-Two shows every even
ing.
The vaudeville bill at the Majestic
Theater the last half of this week is
certain to meet with
Good Holiday the approval of the
Bill mt Majestic holiday crowds. An
act that will appeal
to all is "Playmates," presented by
six clever children. There is
beautiful stage setting, the ''kiddies"
some good comedy. South and Tobin
are singers of exclusive and popu-
lar songs. Both possess good voices
and know how to put "a song across
at its true worth; Other acts on the
presenting their big laughing hit.
Uncle Mottie"; Jack Inglis, Harris
burg's favorite nut comedian. and
Bollinger and Reynolds. claimed to
have one of the best wire acts in
vaudeville.
The over the Fourth attraction at
the Victoria theater is a wonder.
Kitty Gordon who
At the Victoria has been offered in
vaudeville sketches
at the Orpheum theater in several
seasons past is starring in a titanic
production "Playthings of Passion"
In this picture the star wears a
$3.50. 900. Some of the gowns were
designed by the ladies' costumer
who appeared in draping act at the
Majestic theater some time ago.
Monday starts a three-day run at
this theater of a motion picture en-
titled: Woman" Ghis picture has
won the hearty commendation of
most of the motion picture trade.
'The Birth of a Nation" We think
it is too, but what will you think
The admission price for this fea-
ture production will remain the same.
Harrisburg motion picture devotees
who like pictures that are lively
as. p-,s., should should see Viola
latest picture which plays at the
Colonial theater for the last time
to-day. 1t is entitled Some Bride"
and the picture Is some picture. 1t
Is one of the greatest comedy dramas
ever shown here.
Fourth and Saturday, Bert Lyteil
the jovial screen favorite will be
featured in The Lions Den." This
is picture of a young fellow who
makes good as a preacher and as a
storekeeper, also manages to get a
boys club started in a small town
where there were no funds upon
which to start.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week, Pauline Frederick will
be shown in THE Fear Woman"
Yass yUtIfard a. at tha De-. =
day, tomorrow and Saturday in the
new seven reel
Jess Willard New photeplay, CT h e
mt tho Regent G n l 9 . of
Chance" Willard
enacts the role of buyer for Texas
horse exchange,
The story deals with a crock ed
horse dealer who is in league with
| Villa and who attempts to swindIe a
| beautiful Kentucky girl out of a
| string of thoroughbred race horses.
h0w Jess and the girl putwit the