Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-22
ORPHEUM

BulGer in Come Along" Thursday.
matinee and night, Aug. rs, Fred
Friday night. only, Aug. e. Irwin
Berlin's Watch Your Step"
MAJESTIC
High class vaudeville. Elsie Wheeler.
novelty gymnast: Mabel and Johnny
Dove. blackface comedians: Holmes
ion Weeks, hailed as vaudeville's
oaintiest songbird: the College
Quintet. hodge-podge of comedy and
harmony. also the first episode of
great stunt serial. THE Great
VICTORIA
To-day and tomorrow last showing of
Mary Pickford in her greatest
screen success. Daddy Long Legs
adapted from the famous novel by
Tuesday and Wednesday, Anita
Stewart in Two Women"
COLONIAL
To-day and tomorrow only. virginia
Pearson in THE Bishop Emer.
aids" Monday and Tuesday. Bert
LvteII in One Thing at Time
To-day and tomorrow. The Para
mount-Artcraft special The Mhlte
comedy. "The Immovable Guest,
Monday and Tuesday. Dorothy pal
ton in "Other Mems Wives" We'd
nesday and Thursday, Marguerite
Clark in Girls"
PAXTANG ~
Vaudeville, two shows every even
ing.
For genuine entertainment Harry
Bulger. in the Broadway muslcal sue
Harry BuIger Bide Dudley. it was
nj Ornbcum said, was awarded the
palm last spring In
New York. This attraction ran TWEEN
ty weeks at the Nora Bayes theatet
and scored the emphatic musical nat
of the season. Mr.. Bulger VIII os tar se
tomorrow at the Orpheum theater
with the original cast intact. A worla
of comedy, good music and a score OF
the prettiest girls, available, admlr-
bly, costumed, is what Manager her-
man Fl. Moss has to offer local the-
atergcers. =,
Mr., RuIger and Come Along" were
scheduled to play the big cities OF tne
East this season but, at the reques.
of Klaw & Erlanger. Mr.. MOSS decloeu
to send his attraction West in oroeI
that the Pacific Coast might nave at
least one high class Broadway snow
this fall. After three months in the
West, Mr.. Bulger and his company
will return East and play b9seot' .
philadelphia and several other Fast
an extremely capable cast. headed oS
Eulalio Jensen, Carrie Perkins ana
John Neff.
The new show for the last half of
the week at the Majestic tneotter
.& .hs Mniestic ernoon. The show is
for the most part
Elsie Wheeler, novelty gym
mast, presents some rules for physlca'
culture; Mabel and Johnny Dove come
next in an original blackface comedy
act which wins big applause. Holmes
e I,aVcre occupy third place. Marion
Weeks hailed as vaudeville.s dalntleSt
scngbird. presents an orlGlmal a.
which is featured by singing; Ihe Col
lege Quintet close the Dill VIII" !"
The first episode of The Great
Gamble" considered the greatest
stunt serial ever produced is also pc
ing shown.
The Colonial management Is run- nin-
ming the first Virginia Pearson pc
At the Colonial own star C1rl STt
pany entitled Ihe
Bishops Emeralds" to-day ana TO-
morrow. ., rto
This picture is hailed by motion pic
ture critics as being one of the best
out of the ordinary pictures releas
ed this season. Virginia Pearson at
the opening Of the rd plGeSSre GoSn Gardew, dew
Bishop of Ripley. Ten. years oetorc
she thought her first husband died.
Then the Bishops famous 1eWels els
appeared. She learned that her nrst
husband was not dead at all. Wna"
follows makes this the picture extra
Monday and Tuesday of next week
Bert Lytell will be shown in "One
Thing at Time O'Day."
The crowds have been increasing
daily to see Daddy Long Legs;
"D"ddy Long LesS and antiSt the first f to to
is now showing at the Victoria The-
ater. 1t is estimated that approx
mately $4,000 people have seen the
picture so far this week and to-day
and tomorrow promise to be attend
ance record breaking days.
Daddy Long Legs" is adapted from
the novel of the same name, written
by Jean Webster a former Vassar
student. Mary Pickford takes the
role of Judy Abbott, an orphan. in
an ashcan; found by a policeman,
taken to the John Grier ,Orphanage.
fed prunes at every meal, and then
started the great prune strike. 1t is
hailed at the FUNNIEST, sweetest anu
saddest story ever told.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week Anita Stewart will be
shown in 1.-TWO Women" one of her
best phopplays.
"Thc White Heather" a Paramount
Aircraft special production. scored n
decided triumph at the
At the Regent Regent theater yester-
day This picture.
which will be shown to-day and to-
morrow, is a great departure in mo-
tion picture photography. In it's deep
sea scenes. 1t is said to outdo Jules
Verne.
The thrilling portion of the great
melodrama has the bottom of the sea
for it's background. Here the hero and
the villain in the weird costumes of
deep sea divers fight to the death far
below the surface. The latest inven-
tions were employed by the director
Maurice Tourneur to make this photo
graphy possible. Much of the story
centers in London, revolving between
the financial district and the slums.
The Mummers' Mardi Gras that Will
take place at Paxtang Park to-day.
will probably be the
most spectacular, as
at PaNtauE wen as tne IIos| at