Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-13

ORPHEUM
To-day, matinee and night, Mitzi in
Head over Heels" T1esday, mat
NEE and night, September 16, "A
BAD Boy, musical farce. Wednes-
gay, matinee and night. september
Day night and Saturday. matinee
and night. September 1920. Arthur
Hammerstein offers Some Time.
MAJESTIC
High class vaudeville, Honor Thy
children" a comedy .playlet; Art
craft Revue, a high class song and
dance number; Bobby Randall. in
From Khaki to Cork" the Two
Earls; clever acrobats and one other
episode of "The Great Gamble"
coming attraction. Helen Holmes,
the greatest serial star in THE Fa-
tai Fortune"
VICTORIA
To-day last showing, 1.-The Mother and
the Law" Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Tom Mix in "A Rough
Riding Romance"
COLONIAL
To-day, last showings. Bessie Barri;
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jack Pickford in a First National
production. Bill Apperson's Boy"
To-day. Elsie EeTEEson EGGESn in The Ava
lanchen and the Mack Sennett COM
edy The Dentist" Monday. Tues
day. Vivian Martin in Jane Goes
AAwooing." An "Wednesday and Thurs
1t Over" Friday and Saturday, Wal
lace Reid in You're Fired!'
on short preliminary tour, will ar
rive here Wednesday
Overseas morning for their days
Soldier Show engagement at the Or
Mil asRtt t..NN
opened their season several days ago
iii Reading and delighted two large
audiences The press were enthusiastic
In their praise, The play open swith
the usual minstrel first part and will
serve to introduce some singing and
dancing The after piece will take it's
auditors to scene of a Red Cross
nut in France. The music is of the
catchy and popular order and Will be
interpreted by an augmented orcheS-
ira. Several hundred of the Carlisle
Hospital boys will be guests of the
arrangement at the afternoon per
formance. The seat sale opens Mon
day morning.
To-day is the last opportunity Har-
risburGers will have of laughing. at
Bobby Randall tell
At the Majestic of his experiences in
the army. His act is
bound to create your laughter, as his
act is based on not only his expert
ences in the army but yours as well.
There are four other headliner
Keith acts on the bill every one of
which is good. Another. episode of the
Great Gamble" hailed as the great
est stunt serial ever made, is being
shown.
Special music is being furnished by
the recently enlarged Majestic or
chestra under the direction of Walter
f.. Stanzel
Tom Mix. the daredevil of the pres
ent day movies e. viii be featured ae
At the Victoria theater Mond ~
Tuesday and We'd
nesday of next week in his latest pro-
In this photoplay Mix lassoes speed
ing locomotive, rides his well known
horse through house and does many
startling feats which seem impossible.
Mix picture ever made. Mix declares
it is his best work-and the critics
stand firm by his opinion
To-day is positively the last oppor-
tunity Harrisburgers have of seeing
Bessie Barriscale at
At the Colonial the Colonial theater
in her latest and
titled Her Purchase Price" This pic
ture has won the commendation OF
hundreds of Harrisburgers through
its merit alone.
next week Jack Pickford will be
shown in his First National produc,,
ton. "Bill Apperson's Boy beyond
the shadow of doubt Jack PickforTp
best contribution to the present high
standard of motion pictures.
The big double attraction which has
been leading theatergoers to the Re
gent theater for the
At the Regent past two days, will be
offered for the last
times to-day Elsie Ferguson, star
OF stage and screen, appears in a pic
turization of the popular novel oy,
Gertrude Atherton, 1.-The Avalanche" "
1t is an Aircraft picture, beautifully
screened and produced on an unusual
ly lavish scale. The renowned star
plays three distinct parts in this pho
tDplay and establishes excellent por-
trayals of each character.
The Mack-Sennett comedy THE
Dentist" is also on the program.
Charles Murray. Marie Provost and
Jim Finlayson join with a capable
cast of funmakers to produce this
barrage of side-splitting joy.