Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-21

taa ~ ttah, Broadway musical
ORPHEUM
lo-n -nISht and tomorrow, matinee and
inNlght, night, February q and % =
Nondavs mdaushty! Naughty
me me New York Syncopated Orches-
TUESDAY, night only. February %. =
The Celebrated Italian Lyric So
prano; signorina Eufemia Giannni
and Her Concert Company.
euhesday and Thursday. with daily
KiHbsbtness KibbIess .15ne1s EeHrgspy %ams sS 6ab6 and
FRIDAY, matinee and night, February
2S-"Playthings."
COLONIAL
iotT,day "a and Tomorrow = Geraldine
=, farrar in Shadows
=, Bates in The Border Legion"
" eunesday and Thursday-tarl VII
mans in The Highest Trump
REGENT
Io-day and tomorrow Wallace
keid in Too Many Millions
Mondhy and Tuesday Marguerite
CItrE in Little Miss Hoover"
VICTORIA ~.
Io,day and to- morrow - Virginia
IeaIscn in "lre Love Auction.
The latest musical success,
"Naughty Naughty" will be the at
traction at the Or
Naughty! pheum tonight and to,
Naughty" morrow, with a special
matinee tomorrow. The
show comes to Harrisburg with the
New York approval as being one o.
please, as it is filled with bright com,
edy, good dancing and singing and
strong cast and young and pretty
bunch of chorus girls.
Inc press agent OF 'NauSnty' :
Naughty" doesn't believe in eXtrava-
CANT aojectives in boosting his at
traction--straight truth right from
the shoulder. is what persuades thea
tergcers to buy his wares. So he says
nauehty, but it's nice. There are
thirty people. all of whom can. sing,
dance and look stunning, cause
they're all young.
We have heard many great musi-
clans, who have interested us, but, at
the orphenm. Morday ,,dar
SyncOpated the New York Synco-
Orchestra pated Orchestra and We
will realize what music
has charms for US. But ryt9m man ana
ton of what should be our natlona
music is found in the program given
by this great band of negro musicians.
FROM lne. moment IneN Sldll out
with Let My People Co." Get Away;
Jordan" and "Its Me, oh Eoawd,
right down through plantation melo-
dies, moan ng trombones and to the
climax of the program, II Got Robe. .
sung by Carol Morgan. we are all
charmed. Carol Morgan issa great hlg
negro with deep, melodious voice,
and as he sways he sings, II got a
robe and I am going to walk over
Go wd's heab'n, heab'n, Heab'n; ! am
going to walk over Gawd's heab'n
There is a fascination and peculiar
drawing power in music as interpret
ed by the negro, and this is testified
to by all audiences. And Buddy
Gilmore. with his trap drum-there is
pothing more to it. The audience
gets more primitive than the music.
"BrGdy" is pre-emnent as King of
the Drum. and in the piece, Pan
Americana" he fairly swings time
into space.
The masterpieces of Will Marion
Cook, the conductor, eNhortation
swing along, and the Rain Song
are among the numbers on the pro-
gram, and all combine the rare melo-
dies of the negro race as founda-
tion.
Frank Withers plays Down Upon
the Suwannee River" upon the from
| If there is any one in the audience
who is quite sure whether it is his
own particular backbone or the from
bone that the negro is playing on.
| VIM. TT. Kibble's worlds greatest
production of Uncle Toms Cabin
will appear at the Or