Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-06
TEN BUCKS MEANS LITTLE


TO WESLEY HARRY
Wesley Barry, the frecllle-face
youngster who made such hit in
DADDY Long Legs" has paid his first
fine for speeding.
During the taking of Her King
dom of Dreams" starring Anita
stewart now playing at the Victoria
Theater. Wesley was called upon to
use his own private motorcycle. This
Is gasoline contraption driven by
negro boy about Wesley's age. Wes-.
ley rides in the sidecar.
Wesley had stopped to eat a ham
burger on his way to the Anita Stew
art Studios and he was having his
negro chauffeur" make up the lost
time when relentless California
speed cop nabbed him.
Wesley refused to plead under age"
which would have saved him the fine.
- REGULAR GIRL
When Selznick Pictures presents
"a Regular Girl" at the Colonial The
our chance to welcome Elsie Janis
to the American footliEhts again
Elsie has been abroad two years
teaching the Ganks to sing their Cha
teau- Thierry marching songs in
French, and now she is back again,
proving her faithfulness to the pub
lie by entering movies, so that her
initial performance may be spread
DfOauCaSI at once.
"A Regular Girls" story. seen
arioized by Frances Marion and Ed.
mund Goulding, tells how Elizabeth
Schuyler returns to New York. not
to rest from her war activities. but
to take up the completion of the bat
A. f. F. pals jobs! And she does
with the aid of her fiance, a young
discharged" attorney. in a most
unique way. Matt Moore plays Liz
yfa fef' nd aNt I'D IAlr toll ,I I11,a ~
Lyton. her doting dad. In the sup
porting cast are Harold Forshay
Tammany Young and Arthur Rankin,
latest and youngest of the Rankin
Davenport-Drew-B Barrymore family.
"a CHANCE EVERY GIRL TAKES"
At the .Orpheum Theater. on Mon
day matinee and night. "A Chance
Every Every Girl Takes" is a comedy;
George Smithfeld, the fellow who
made record in France, is back
rom over there, and plays the leading
role. supported by the following eX-
cellent cast: Messrs. Blakely RAM
van. Criss Greagor, the Misses Henri
eta Goodwin. Agnes Lotus and
Ruth b. Burke.
1t is a story that deals with the
many disappearances of the young
girls in the great metropolis, and as
the authors, Messrs. Kallesser and
Keeley say, real story with moral.
The League of Nations, a big fea-
ture act, which comes to the Ma
jestic Theater to-day
At the Majestic for a three-day stand
along with four 9TH
er headliner Keith acts, will undoubt-
edly create lots of fun in this city as
this act has played to many of the
Keith houses in America and has
made a decided hit.
Four other KeithN acts, including
Hallen and Hunter, well-known COM
edy vaudeville team, will be on this
weeks bill. Another episode of "The
Great Gamble" featuring Anne Luth-
er and Charles Hutchison, will also
be shown.
Yesterday afternoon approximately
zoo orphans were the guests of the
Majestic management at theater
party. 1t is needless to say the kid
dies were pleased with the show.
BILLIE BURKE AT REGENT
NEXT WEEK
program at the Regent Theater next
week, it has just been announced by
Manager Peter Magaro. Each brings
to the Regent a production from the
Paramount Aircraft studios with one
of its noted performers in the stellar
role.
Perhaps the greatest interest Will
be manifested in the attraction to be-
shown next Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday when Billie Burke will
appear in THE Misleading Widow"
Many will welcome the announce
ment that Ethel Clayton will be seen
next Thursday and Friday in Men,
Women and Money" On the last day
of the week, Bryant Washburn will
be on view in Love Insurance"
which is causing stir where it is
now being shown.