Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-19

The Wilson Brothers. a popular
comedy team. are scoring a tremend-
Gus hit at the Majestic the
At the early half of this week
Majestic Both are clever comedians.
and from the time they ap-
pear on the stage until the finish of
their act the audience is kept in riot
of laughter. Other acts on the bill
include: Gordon and Ricca, in an en-
tectainins bicycle novelty; Nelson )
Rats and Cats, in a series of amusing
tricks. one of which is an exciting
George Choos' breezN musical comedy
offering. perhaps You're Right" pre-
scented by ten people Cmostly pretty
girls, and Manning and Lee. young
couple presenting an act that, con-
tains some snappy dialogue and ori-
The headliner for the remaining
three days of the week is Eddie
farce comedy. The office Boy.7 An
added attraction on the bill will b.
Milo. who has been winning an en-
enviable reputation as favorite with
audiences at the Palace Theater. New
York. Hayood and Mayfield. enter
Scranton. in lively variety Offering.
and one other act complete the bin.
To-day. only, Bert Lyten. the
screens favorte. will he seen at the
Colonial Theater in his
..Faith."nt latest success entitled
adaptation. from the
story of the same name. a story of
human sympathy, and will appeal to
old and young alike. Thursday. Fri
now Mrs. Charlie Chaplin, will be
seen in her latest and best success
When Girl Loves"
The association conducting the
Harrisburg Series" will give dance
in honor of the boys of
Dance For the Ninety second and
10 Oscrscss Ninety third divisions,
HOys" from overseas, at Odd
Fellows Hall Briggs
and CowGen streets, Monday evening,
Official pictures of the great war
have not yet been exhibited in ve.y
great numbers, but on the
The evening of March 2l, at
Wcscott the orpheum Theater.
colored official pictures
will be seen on the screen and de-
Harry d. Wescott Esq.
Mr. Wescott was formerly a MEM
Der OF the United States Committee
on Public Information Division of
-Four Minute Men. He has had the
opportunity to obtain what is un-
doubtedly the greatest collection of
official war pictures now possessed bv
any individual in the United States
or the various activities which
these pictures portray, there are to
be seen the creation of the great
American Army. Its TRANSFORMATION
overseas and what it did from Dar-
roy to Nieuport.
The vivid description of the vari-
Gus pictures is entertaining and in
structive, and Mr.. Wescott refrains
from dwelling upon the narrowing or
gruesome scenes. showing onlv such
as to make the story of our nart In
the war complete.
"oh. Boy the smart and bright
musical comedy hit, will be the at
traction at the Orpheum
"Oh, Boyr to-day, matinee and
was first presented ii created a furore
and made a record never before
achieved by musical play, of never
having had vacant seat in two
written by Guy Bolton and p. q.
WodehouSe, with the music bv Jerome
Kern. and deals with the adventures
of ar entertaining group of people in
college town. One OF a party OF
roysterers. in gay restaurant tits
a constable in the eye. takes his re-
vclver away from him and in making
her getaway" climbs n fire-escape
leading into the apartment of a young
college professor of exemplary habits.