Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-07

picture is thrilling, absorbing and
timely with beautiful love story
running throughout it.
1t depicts vividly the life of a So
eialistic community where socialism
becomes Bolshevism and liberty IL
cense. The picture is not war PIC
ture; it has absolutely nothing to do
with the war. 1t does not deal with
Bolshevism as ii exists on the other
side OF the Atlantic, but with Bolshe-
vism as it is in our own country. EN-
cellently directed, it shows viVidly
that with the spread of BolsheVism
Our country would become ravaGtd
and desolate like bleeding Russia.
"Bolshevism on Trial is combl-
nation of an entertainment and les
sion. 1t gives you something to think
aoout-something in which every man
and woman in this country is at pres
The future of our country depends
upon the solving of this great prob
lem. This shows at the Victoria,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Shirley Masons new photoplay.
The Winning Girl" is the attraction
at the Regent for
Strong PhotopIny to-day o n y.
at the Regent There Is much
enjoyable comedy
Mason, Niles Welch and Theodore
Roberts are artistic.
The scenes in the textile factory
where the heroine does her bit Tor
her country in startling way, are
extremely realistic. There is not a
dull moment in the production.
Dorothy Gish will be seen in Pep
/ py Polly" her newest photoplay on
Monday and Tuesday. Picture fans
who glory in the wealth of the pro-
duction will find satisfaction at the
screening of this new feature.
This interesting group of entertain
ers organized in France last NoVem-
ber after the arms-
2sth Division tice was signed be-
Theatrical cause OF the neeu OF
Troupe some goou ente!
soldier comrades On New Years Day
they started out on tour through
their own divisional units which wete
then stationed near Toul and also TO
several base hospital units In the
rear. ..,u-
The beautiful forest stage setting
which was used all of the time during
their four months tour in France was
obtained in Briey from a theater
which had been used by the Germans.
and the foundation of material on
which the painting was done was
made of twisted paper instead OF pur
n.
goods and at the same time the in
Genuity of our late foe. This setting
along with the piano, whlch was
taken from Crown Princes dugout
at Mont Sec was carried from piacs
to place in army trucks and 1t was
necessary for the members or the
troupe to do their baggage hustlins;
DurinE their four months OF real
transforming they played two return
engagements at Neutchateau Wnlcn
for the advance
section of the s. o. 5. They then went
to Vittel. famous French summeT
resort where there are many naturai
springs large, beautiful hotels ana
gaming establishments; whlle tnete
they played in the Casino where II is
said Gaby Deslys danced for kinS
Manuel. In Nancy which is consid.
cred by most of the French as small
Paris. the show played one night IN
the large opera house ana TWO nights
in the Y. NJ. C. A. hotel.
In Toul. Second Army headquar-
ters. they played three. nights IN tne
Comedie Theater to packed houseS'
and at Chaumont where they put on
one performance for A. II. +. heau
quarters, their show was pronounceu
tbe hest in France. At the American
embarkation center in lie Mans tne
show played for two weeks ana short
" before leaving France they pla!eo
fun week at st; Nazaire ,ditorium tori
large SdlNdllOh
which seated $500 persons. -
The show will be played in Harrls-
burg under auspices of the Pythlan
home committee. Orpheum Theater on
Friday and Saturday, June Is ana H.
with daily matinees.
If you have not seen this weeks
hill at the Paxtang Park Theater to-
o'ii "' night will be your
rho show Mt last opportunity. The
II iS said. has
PaNtanE snow II 70 itb
the park audiences all this week Ihe
Freemont- Burton players VINO neao
The hill present one of vaudeville
very best offerings in the way of one
act farce comedys. while the other
four acts are the kind that have al
ways been the delight of Harrisourg
vaudeville fans. .
The policy of giving two perform
arces II: the evening and making 1t
continuous show has proved a most
nopular innovation. II you don't get
in in time to see the opening act o.
the first show you can stay and see
it in the second one for the one price
of admission.