Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-27


that this charming and talented
young woman has selected fol, her
repertoire are new and original, and
are sung In delightful manner. Nor
entitled, THE Aviator" is also on the
bill. Other acts include: The Arras
SISTERS. in spectacular dance omer-
ing; Smith and Kaufman, in hodge
Pooge or nonsense and comedy songs,
ana ed Hastings. presenting some
thing different" along Juggling lines.
Another episode of "The Lure of the
CirSeus. with daring Eddie" Polo
g. To- @ day win be your last opportunity
Earl Highest Trump" Al
Williams though this plot hinges
mt Colonial about the war, it is no
sense a war picture, Tor
It shows no battle scenes except a
wonderfully thrilling airplane raid;
ING star portrays the characters OF
twin brothers. The one twin commit
that he take his place in the world;
me man did so, and became involved
I'm the strangeset set of adventures
Saturday, the Colonial offers an un-
usual strong attraction, THE Inde-
'structible Wife," with Alice Brady.
Harrisburg admirers of Colonel
Roosevelt had opportunity at the Vic
toria Theater yester.
Scenes From day to see the life Of
Life of Americas great Presi-
Colonel dent as depicted in the
Roosevelt pictures of '"rhe Real
Roosevelt" which will
also be shown again to-day for the
benefit of scorea of the COlOneIS fol-
lowers, who were disappointed yes
tsrday because they were unable to
crowd into the theater.
ed a warm spot in the Hearts of the
city's army of movie fans for his
daredevil western character acting, Is
billed to appear to-day and tomorrow
in Hell Roarin' Reform" a thrilling
previous sensational films: The pic
ture should. II that be possible, add to
Toms already great popularity.
A dramatic comedy, with Lou Tel
legen as the star. will hold the stage
at the Orpheum next
Lou TeIIegen in Tuesday night and
"Blind Youth" Wednesday matinee
and night. 1t is call
ed Blind YOUTH" and was written by
Willard Mack and Mr.. Tellegen. The
York. Mr.. Tellegen, who is the latest
addition to the ranks of our actor
managers, will bring the play here
direct from it's New York engagement;
Charles Emerson Cook. will extend to
the Pacific coast and return.
The fieneness of his art, the delicate
shadings of his characterizations,
learned through his early training in
Paris. has made Lou Tellegen one Of
the marked brilliant young actors of
the day. His first appearance in this
country was as leading man with
Madame Bernhard, and he has re-
mained here ever since that engage
Paris prior to his departure for this
country, and now his popularity and
fame is no less established among our
playgoers,
Mr.. Teilegen found the material for
the story of Blind Youth" when he
young artist, born of an American
mother and French father. He falls
in love with an adventures and is
ruined through her faithlessness.
tion by the story of a fellow artist.
he goes to New York to join his
mother There he meets a young
American girl, falls in love with her
end is brought to new life through
a beautiful love.
The adventures follows him to New
York and traps his half-brother, who
threatens to marry her. The artist,
to end the delusion, makes an appoint
ment with the woman. and the
TO the artists fiancee. This develops
the big. thrilling scene in the third
act. At the conclusion of the play
the artist has justified himself, and all
ends happily.