Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-30
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MAJESTIC

High Glass Vaudeville - Reynolds
Donegan & Co.. late features of the
New York Hippodrome, present a
novel roller skating act = Harry
berries" something different -
Green and Lafell, singing songs
and playing the piano-Red and
Blondy, clever gymnastics.
Friday and saturday-Earle Williams
in The Hornets Nest. adapted
from Mrs. Wilson Woodrow's novel.
next week-Norma TaImadge in
The Way of a Woman"
VICTORIA
To-day Last showings of Evelyn
Nesbit in my Little sister" also
last showing of the Elliott-Fisher
convention held here last week.
Tomorrow. Friday and saturday -
Ranger" adapted from Zane Grey's
novel of the same name.
Have you attended the Majestic
Theater yet this week? To-day is the
last time the artists
At the Majestic will perform who are
on the first half of
the week bill. Reynolds-Donegan &
Co. present a novel skating act. They
were the features of the New York
time ago.
Harry Breen also carries his audi
ence with a spicy line of comedy that
line of vaudeville acts.
The show changes tomorrow.
Some of the acts booked are as fol-
lows: Barry Mccormick & Co, sing
ing Irish songs. telling stories and
and troupe. seven daring cyclists in
n breezy act that always goes big;
Hallin and Mack in comedy offer
ing; Wayne. Marshall and Candy in a
comedy skit and Al Striker, contor-
ZIONIST.
To-day is positively the last OPP
portunity Harrisburgers Will have OF
seeing Evelyn Nesbit
At the Victoria in My Little Sister"
at the Victoria The
ater. 1t is also the last opportunity
to see the picture showing the doings
at the Elliott-Fisher convention held
in the Penn-Harris Hotel last week.
The pink goats and everything are
shown in this picture. See how your
friends look when shown on the
screen.
Starting tomorrow and playing
Farnum will be featured in Zane
Grey's most popular novel. THE Lone
Star Ranger" a story of western life,
full of thrills and clean entertain
ment.
To-day and tomorrow the Regent
Theater presents Wallace Reid in his
new play. THE Roar
Wallace Reid ing Road"
mt the Regent The story concerns
young auto sales
man who aspires to win his employ
er's daughter and also to win an
impending grand prize auto road
race in which his employer is inter
"a
obstacles and wins the race. Later,
by winning a race with the limited
which runs between Los Angeles and
San Francisco. and thus establishing
new record for his car, of which
his employer is the agent he is re-
warded with the hand of his employ
er's daughter
The supporting cast includes Ann
Little, Theodore Roberts. Guy Oliver
and other capable players.
May be you have seen a few sharp
shooters who gave rifle shooting
exhibitions on the stage. but until
one has seen Pisano at the PaXtang
Park theater this week they have not
seen what is said to be the best act
of this kind in vaudeville. Pisano. it
is claimed, resorts to no stage trick
cry in his exhibition, every shot be-
of the audience and the skill and ac-
curacy of the performer clearly
proven.
The Musical Seeleys present an
instrumental musical act that is
made particularly pleasing by the
numerous electrical effects used in
the mounting of the various special
instruments. The balance of the park
show is made up of three acts.
Tomorrow evening there will be
another fireworks display at Paxtang
and an extra strong ryrotechnical
program is promised by the park
management y special matinee will
be given tomorrow afternoon.