Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-16

ORPHEUM
To-day, matinee and night. "A Bad
Boy" a musical Trace. Tomorrow,
matinee and night, Soldiers Over
ses Review. Friday night and Sat
urday matinee and night, September
1920, Arthur Hammerstein offers
"Some Time" Monday night only,
September %, Edna Goodrich in
Sleeping Partners"
MAJESTIC
High-c class vaudeville-Helena jack
lev "The Sensational Girl" McCor-
mick and Winehill, the two jazz
boys from Dixie; Green-Miller and
Green, a riot of song and laughter;
Henry and Moore: presenting fhe
Newsstand a bombardment OF
in "Scotty in the Trenches" COM
ing soon. Helen Holmes in "The
Fatal Fortune"
VICTORIA
To-day and tomorrow last showings
Of Tom Mix in "a Rough Riding Ro-
NANCE" Thursday. Friday and sat
urday. Anita Stewart in Human
COLONIAL
To-day and tomorrow positively last
showing of Jack Pickford in "Bill
Appersons Boy" a great First Ma
tional production.
REGENT
To-day. Vivian Martin in Jane Goes
n IVooing." Tomorrow and Thurs-
day, Bryant Washburn in putting
II oyer" Friday and Saturday, Wal
lace Reid in you're FiredI Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. the Para
mount-Drew Comedy "sisterly
Schemes"
Tn "Rul Apperson's Boy" the first
First National photoPiay s,arrrns ns
- a. ~.vous.I tion nicture enthu-
A' siasts will find plenty
of entertainment. This picture Is nall
ed as the crowning point in this YER
satile stars successes so far. so con
fident ore the producers or TINS i, ntn,
that It will win new laurels for JACK
Pickford they have advised the aa-
vertisine men throughout the State TO
saw It will make new friends.
Hundreds of people attended the
initial showing of this picture at the
Colonial theater yesterday. Iosoay
and tomorrow are the last showings
of this pictuer and larger crowds tnan
attended yesterday are eXpecteu,
therefore the Colonial management
suggests all the women ana chlloreh
who possibly can, to attend the mat
inees in order to avoid the enormous
night audiences.
This weeks bill at the Majestic
theater Is undoubtedly one srano
riot of laughter. The
At the Majestic bill is opened by Hell
ena Jackley, the SEN
sational girl presenting an unusual
line of difficult tricks. Then comes
McCormick and Winehill, the two Jazz
BOYS from Dixie, singing popular
songs and interspersing their songs
with real pep and comedy.
The third act Is Green Miller and
Green" presenting an assemble act
including singing. instrumental play
ling, tricks and comedy. "At the News
stand" the fourth act, is a riot of
laughter which is bound to win the
most exacting vaudeville devotee: The
last act "Scotty in the Trenches" is
the story of a colored soldier trying
to make good under shell fire. A
comedy Is also being shown in con-
junction with this feature bill.
AS there will be three changes in
the program at the Regent theater
this week. Vivian
Vivian Martin Martins new starring
at the Regent vehicle. "Jane Goes
A-Wooing" w h Il
captivated audiences yesterday, will
be shown for the last time to-day.
This new Paramount photoplay has
decidedly more dramatic interest than
any of the preceding Martin pictures,
land in addition presents q likeabIe
and. 6annx afQxz az q GQlzTa&nons little