Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-11

land Blackstone. Alma Kruger. Norah
Lamison, Virginia Wells. ". l. Gran
Sille, WI, J.. sayre Crawley, Vernon Kelso'
Covii Dunn. William Adams and Boyd
Clarke.
+TLL SAY soy
Murray and Mack, stars and CO.
medians of a score or more musical
comedy hits, will be the attraction at
the Orpheum to-day matinee and
night, presenting their latest laugh
ing success, "I'll Say So." The play
is musical extravaganza from the
pen of George H. limerick, produced
by cast of thirty-fiv singers. dane
ers and comedians. 1t is an airy
trifie with a semblance of a plot on
which hangs a string of bright and
interesting specialties. The produc-
tion is a novel one for a comic play
and actually has an effect, ludicrous
one, of course, which consists of the
unusual. The production from every
standpoint is said to be exceedingly
meritorious and an unusually large
company is employed; beautiful cos
cal and electrical effects, and a daz-
zling chorus of beauty, and all that
goes to make good enjoyable en-
tertaipment are said to be promised
sPARLoR, BEDROOM AND BATH'
"Parlor. Bedroom and Bath, de-
scribed as ginger jar" farce, be,
cause of its peppery tale of timid
husbands harmless escapade with a
woman, Just to convince his wife that
he was not the gay boy she thougnt
him to be. will be offered by A. r.
nee and night. "Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath" is the one farce that survived
the summer season in New York and
ended a seven months run in blaze
of glory, to be placed on tour TOT a
limited season that Will nring II rbo to
same production and the usual cast
of the Woods standard will be seen.
Walter weems continues to score
big hit at every performance @nceter at the the
At the Majestic last. half of this this
type of actor that appeals to every i.
one. He is a versatile comedian OF
the first waters and also is a wonder
with the baritone; His s,dnsa instr9meRtdIi I'm WeIi
as his unlimited brand of excellent
laugh rollicking comedy catch lines.
-Four other Keith acts are also,
playing. including "The Love Race,
a musical comedy with six pretty
along the lines of the we'll known
musical comedy success, "Going Up
To-day is the last opportunity. Har-
have of seeing dainty
Nazimova, the star Of
At the Colonial a THOUSAND moo moods s,ir in
cess, "The Red Lantern" a picture
which has been playing to eSormous
audiences at the Colonial Theater all
The first three days of next week
Norma Talmadge will be. played in
return engagement of her greatest
success. "The Probation Wife," a pic
ture which has created so much com
ment since its playing here that the
Colonial management has booked 1t
for three more days. The picture Is
the type that any one can AFFORD TO
sec several times.
Douglas Fairbanks will appear at
the Regent Theater for the last times
Al the Regent picture, His Majesty,
the American" which
has met the greatest storm OF ap,
proyal ever accorded a Fairbanks
picture here. Harrisburgers feel
that il all future productions OF the
"Big Four" measure up to the stand
ard Doug sets in this initial pic
ture, the concern is assured success.
Interest has been aroused in the
program announced by Manager Pet
er Magaro for next week. William
S. Hart. who is exceptionally popular
in this city, will appear on Monday,
Tuesday and "Wednesday in his new.
est Aircraft picture. wagon Tracks,
Elsie Ferguson will be seen in "A
Society Exile while Charlie Chap
lin will be on the same bill in "The
Floorwalker."