Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
.THE DREAM GIRL

inc DTeam GlTl, starring MISS
Muriel Ostriche, the captivating screen
star. will be the attraction at the Or
rheum Theater for one night and no
matinees beginning Monday The
Popular Productions, Inc, sponsor
this new vehicle, which is described
as a musical play of surprising
charm and color requiring the serv-
ices of more than seventy people. the
libretto, lyrics and music are the
work of Walter Irving and Arthur Z.
King. The book is said to unfold /
really plausible plot around whlch
are woven appropriate lyrics set TO
numbers ever conceived. Twenty-Five
hits arc embodied in the score: ::,crie-
The Dream Girl tn is facty yety that S,shiit it
stage of Miss Ostriche, who has peeh
6 prime favorite among MOTION PFC
ture devotees. Her part Will be that
of a singing and dancing girl AFFORD
the display of the charms and talent
with which she is endowed.
The supporting company Incl 5nGiuoss e.
such stage personages as as ~, repi Mol f.
Fay Tunis, Edward S. Forbes, Jean
Leoni. Jack Terry and a group OF
girls noted for their sdareo beauty nnSur ana ia
>
Atlantic City during mid-season and
provide for gorgeous scenic empel-
lishment, showing Americas play
ground at the pinnacle of its glory
"THE OLD HOMESTEAD"
Augustus Pitou, Inc, are present
ing the only authorized version OF
that great American classic, Denmanl
Thompson's "The Old Homestead
with all the famous features OF past
years. the double quartet with elght
talented singers, the Grace Church
popular of all, that wonderful organi-
zation which has been doing so much
good in the world and of which rev
americans knew little of until they
proved themselves to be. the greatest
moral help in winning the war Inc
Denman Thompson in writing "Thc
Old Homestead" thirty-hve years ago
was the first to acknowledge the good
they were doing by giving them
prominent place in front OF the
Grace Church scene, marching with
drums and tambourines followed py
a poor wretch who had fallen from
The play comes to the orppheum
next Thursday evening, with William
Lawrence as Uncle JOSH" the char
ecter made famous oE DshiHan Har
Lawrence has portrayed this loVable
character over twenty-eight hundred
times.
An exceptionally good show is now
playing at the Majestic Theater. The
opening act starts
At the Majestic it off with bang
and the interest ls
maintained until the last word of
when Ella Comes to Town Is
The Geralds." who are playing on
the third position of this bill. accom-
plish a feat which has not been done
before in this section--that OF play
ing thirty-four maneolins at one
time. This is only coz of the treats
of this titanic bill. Clever singing
and dancing also find their place in
the show
Another episode of "The Great
Gamble" is being shown.
To-day and tomorrow are the only
opportunities Harrisburgers have OF
seeing delightful Bill
At the Colonial lie Burke in her
| greatest photoplay
success. Peggy" which is now. play
| ing at the Colonial Theater. This pic
| ture is playing return engagement
as so many people were unable to get
| seats during its first run. The pic
| ture is said to be the best thing Miss
Burke has contributed to the silver
screen.