Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-19
PANTANG

craft Special, The White Heather"
PAXTANG
Naudeville-Two shows every even
ing.
Harry Bulger starring in Come
Along, to be seen at the Orpheum on
Saturday, matinee
Harry buiser and night, has Il
In Come Along" record for comedy
sue cess on the
American stage. Among the numerous
nuts in which he starred We're "Rusn
SaG Say Sea- Gay az Sonsy Ih ISandi BY the the
Fourth" by George Ade; Beauty and
the Beast and Mother Goose" for
klaw & Erlanger; Woodland" and
SIhe st he Man From Now" for t Henry W. w
Charles Frohman; The Flirting Prin,
cess and George NJ. Cohan's Musical
Revue of season ago. Mr.. Bulger has
vehicle that fits his talents eNaStig
Dudley, humorist of the New York
Evening World. He is funny all the
time hc is on the stage and thls'
coupled with the fact that the sup
IRroadway's best, it is claimed insur"S
the patrons seeing performance ot
the highest grade and one that VIII
drive away all gloom: Herman Nh H.
Moss, producer, has surrounded MIR.
ing beauties. Come Along" played at
the Nora BayeS theater for twenty
weeks last season. 1t was one OF the
big. outstanding Broadway successes
The sale of seats opens Thursday.
Unusually large crowds greeted the
initial showing Of Every Sailor. sI
At the Majestic yesterday. The mem mem
recently discharged from the United
States Navy. They served aboard the
II. 5. 5. George Washington while that
ship was commissioned as the Peace
Ship. One night they presented 4
musical burlesque which so amused
President Wilson and members of his
I eace Party.
They are presenting the same show
at the Majestic the first three days OF
this week. Four other headliner at
fractions complete the bill.
This Thursday the first EPISODE ot
The Great Gamble" considered the
best stunt serial ever produced will
be shown.
Tom Moore. one of the screens most
popular actors, will be shown for the
last time to-day in
At the Colonial his latest production,
"Heartease, at the
Colonial theater. This play was view
ed by large audiences yesterday. Tom
Moore takes the role of young chap
in hard luck, trying to win success.
Coupled with this feature attTacpon "a boin:. "a
Carter De Haven comedy Is pelhs
shown entitled "A Pinch"
Tomorrow and Thursday, FRANK
X eenan, one of the greatest stars in
flmdom. will be shown in The Mas Mas
ter Man" his latest play. As The
Master Man" Keenan, is bound to win
Larry Semon, who is rapidly be-
coming one of the worlds foremost
comedians. will also be shown in one
of his funniest pictures which has
lust been completed. Every time a
Larry Semon comedy has been shown
here. the audiences. sway with lauSh-
ter This comedy is hailed as oelnS
even better than his last
The audiences that jammed the Vic
tcria theater all day long gas YESTERDAY M a !.
.Dnddy Long Legs" Piclford's .first
A. the Victoria production from
her own studios
entitled Daddy Long Legs, kept the
theater rocking with laughter. The
first two reels of this famous produc-
ton are considered to be two OF the
funniest reels ever produced starring
Mary Pfckford The kiddies yesterday
lust laughed until one might shihk
they would explode.
Mothers If you want to give your
child real treat, take them to see
Daddy Long Legs it is claimed they
will thoroughly enjoy it, and as for
Iyou-you will also like the play. Mary
Pickford says it is without doubt the
best thing she has ever accomplished
in filmdom. r -,
Ivehster's famous novel of the same
name. Mary Pickford takes the role of
JUDY Abbott, an orphan mothered by
an ashcan.
harrisburg playgoers proved their
Knowledge of the stage and screen by
turnin & out in
.sSccret Service crowds to see Robert
- the Regent Warwick in the Par
amount-Artcraft spc-
cial production Secret Service; the
announcement had gone forth that
the production regarded as the great
est play ever on the American stage
Written bv William Gillette and in
terpreted by that renowned star had
been filmed. H.,
Nor does the perturbation, disap-
point the person VINO giHntta,s giUFiea IN nars tme
formance lust a few years ago. lf
ANYTHING, the photoplay makes the
story even more graphic. More is pos
sible in photoplaY than on tne sIaSe
detail to a beautiful setting or to
better portray some of the wonderfui
incidents in the story has been seized
1t is certainly the most peautlluI pro
duction, which has come from the
ParamoCnt- Aircraft studies this year:
II is a picture. which the student or
drama, the stage, raust see. IL is an.
other interesting eternal record OF
Americas greatest stage success IL
will be shown at the Regent to-day
and tomorrow.
The vaudeville bill at the PaNtang
Park theater this week has more than
- the usual number of
n,uu puxtauE features that usually
''''' go to make the five
act variety show popular. Abe and
Nicholson with a comedy musical act
saened to be the big favorites with
the park audience of last evening.
John Devlin, who has been called
the only successor to the late j. w.
Kelley, as a teller of Irish stories. also
made big hit with his auditors. Mr..
DevIin has pleasing personality and
a ouaint wit of his own that makes
the act real treat -
Others on the park bill are Gene. a
; chara cter singing and dancing come
dienne, whose clever representations
were a credible part of the park en-
tertainment; the Three Enies, who
nresent n clever gymnastic act and
Tate and Tate. jugglers.
There will be another fireworks dis
piay at the park on Thursday even
ing and Manager Davis is making ar
rangements for one of the best shows
of the season. Friday will be Num-
mers' Day, with more than nifty con-
tests and a thousand dollars worth of
prizes, all open to the general public.
A list of Universal comedies sounds
like a zoo and includes The Jazz
Monkey" TRAILING the Leopard
Bear Trapping and Lion Trap
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