Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-08
ORPHEUM

To-day and tomorrow, nights only
Boys Will Be Boys" from the
popular Saturday Evening Post
sctGpSB cobS. Of the same name by Irwin s.
Wednesday Observation-Disclosures Or
Thursday night. December 1.-The
shuberts Present "oh! What a
Girl" musical farce with the
Friday, December 12-"on the Hiring
Line" a laugh rollicking farce.
Saturday, December 13-Return en-
gagement of The Old Homestead.
MAJESTIC
High grade notwithstanding to-
day and running all week, WHO'S
Who in Harrisburg" the picture OF
local business men taken here sew
eral weeks ago; "'Oh! That Melody"
lively girlie-girliea act with a large
cast mostly pretty girls; Lelaya.
comedy. pianologue; Bissett and
scott, lively song and dance offer
ing; two other Keith acts also an
otner episode of The Fatal For
tune" featuring Helen Holmes.
VICTORIA
To-day tomorrow and Wednesday
william Farnum, highest salaried
actor in America. in his latest pro-
duction, Wings of the Morning"
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Anita Stewart in Mind the Paint
To-day. tomorrow and Wednesday,
vamp in The Virt1ous vamp."
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-Vi-
ola Dana in the celebrated stage
success, PLEASE Get Married"
To-day. tomorrow, Wednesday and
Thursday-Geraldi ldine Farrar with
bes bessrt tT'esllegen in Flame of the
Friday, only Shirley Mason in The
Saturday only-Lila Lee in "A
Daughter of the Wolf"
"B0YS WILL BE BOYS" TONIGHT
Boys Win Be Boys" the Irwin
Cobb Saturday Evening Post story, to
TO- morrow, brings to speaking real
life all the famous Irwin Cobb char
acters and Interpreted by clever
cast of players.
tional success in New York as Peep
ODay": Edna Archer Crawford plays
the Widow HUNTER. William St.
lanes ia mes is Judge Priest, GEORGE
Harrisoa n as si snbiette5: e5soy winiffed Fsri
Wellington as Miss Lucy; Claude
Cooper as Nick Beil'; Frank Frayne
is Jeff Poindexter" Rose Mary King.
Il
Wells; Charles. Gibney as Sheriff
"Breck Quarles" and Robert Arm
strong as Tom Miner"
The cast and entire production to
be seen here is the same that scored
such tremendous success in New
York.
"ON THE HIRING LINE"
Now that Laura Hope Crews has
reached the age of thirty it is per-
missible to talk of her past. Not that
her past could possibly be a reproach
to her, but no lady OF the footlights
should have any past at all until she
admits to thirty. Miss Crews's past
is such a brilliant record that she
must have been impatient to have it
spread upon the records while she
was still playing ingenues a few
But, in "On the Hiring Line" the
comedy in which she will be seen at
the Orpheum Friday evening, Miss
Crews is the wife and mother BY
proxy, meaning that she is the second
wife whom Cyril Scott. in the role Of
husband, has plucked from the theat-
rical armament to preside as mistress
Of his heart and home. 1t well fits
Miss Crews's ingratiatlng character,
That she should be more apt as mis-
tress of his heart than in the more
domestic role of housekeeper
She began her career as golden
haired darling. at the age of four, in
san francisco, where she sang and
danced around the maypole in Wood
wards Garden, and she remains a 90
Karat golden dispenser of tests and
laughter to this day. 1t was under
the tutelage of Joseph Grismer and
Phoebe Davis that she toured the
| West as a child actress, a star at the
age of nine. Her first advent in New
YORK was in vaudeville in "Edytha' :
Burglar'' and later in "Bootle's