Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-03

MAJESTIC

MAJESTIC
High class vaudeville, J. Rosamond
Johnson & Co. colored entertainers
direct from one of Keith's largest
New York theGters. Coming to-mor-
row James (Fat) Thompson s. Co.
In vaudeville's greatest laugh SEN
sation. THE Camoutieurs." Also an
other interesting episode of The
Great Gamble" the greatest stunt
serial ever produced.
VICTORIA
To-day last showing of "Oh! Boy" the
MIN musical comedy success. start
ing tomorrow and running the rest
of this week, Olive Thomas in "Pru-
dence on Broadway" also Charlie
Chaplin in his first million dollar
production, "A Dogs Life"
COLONIAL
To-day. last showing of THE Thir-
teenth Chair adapted from the ia
nous stage success written by Bay
ard WELLER, author of within the
Law" Tomorrow, Friday and Sat
urday. Eugene O'Brein in The Per-
feet Lover" Ralph lnce produc-
tion.
REGENT
To- day. Irene Castle in the Para
mount Aircraft special The Firing
urday, Catherine Calvert in the
Paramount Aircraft special, The
Career of Katherine Bush" and the
Paramount comedy "Oh, Judge, How
NOulu i Ou.
To-day is the last opportunity Har.
risburgers have of seeing the splendid
bill at the Majestic
At the Majestic theater for the first
half of the week. ]
Rosamond Johnson x Company. color
ed entertainers who came here direct
from one of Keith's largest vaudeville
house in New York City are the head
liners.
Every other act on the hill is equal
ly good however, and wins big ap-
plause.
come her with the greatest laugh sen
sation that ever invaded vaudeville
entitled THE Camoutleurs." -Four
other Keith acts will complete the
bill.
"Oh, Boy" the film musical comedy
now playing at the Victoria theter
has been enthusias.
Al the Victoria tically welcomed b.
hundreds of Harris
burgers as the greatest success ever
achieved in motion pictures-tllat OF
adapting a musical comedy, comeui
ans, pretty girlies and all into a me- ne
same pep" that carried the stage play
to such a climax.
This has been done in "Oh! Boy.
which shows for the last time to-day
at the Victoria theater.
Starting tomorrow Olive Thomas,
the Nictoria's new screen star that
captivated HarrishurgerS in her M
tial appearance here several WEEKS Ni,
ago, will he shown in Prudence on
RrOadway" her latest film. Chaitio
CHAPLIN will also be shown in his hrst
millior-dollar production, "A DOB
Life"
Harrisburg theatergoers will have
their last chance to-day to see lovely
Irene Castle in the
I,cpc Castle Paramount \ c r art
At the Regent sneciol pi!G,ttunr@e' whtnS %Tns
has heen captivating large auTtence$
for the past two days. at the k@gens
thGotSr IT is tbs remSbFa9.dd e@iSbFated novel
EyrT,0h Ey n"hert w W. Chambers.
"The Firing Line" has hecn voted ?
triumph by the patrons OF the lteEV,,..
during the past two days. and heafs'a ne y y
erdovscd by every spectator. IL Is
duocd ard the various roles are IN eN-
ccrtionally competent hands.
To-day is the last chance Harris,
burgers have of seeing the tamGnS
stage success. The
.Thc Thirtccnth Thrteenth Chair,
Chair" WriLteh uS pa - ~
+ra screen. 1t has been playing LOT
several days at the Colonial thea'e'
II enormous audiences; IT,, L.,
Tomorrow Eugene O'Brien VINO MAJ! mas
been playing the role of leading man
Tor Norma TalmadEe in numerous pro,
auctions. will he featured in his hTIt
production. "The Perfect Lover. ,i1., riS
was poor American artist StIuSE., 'rS w.,
fnr an cxisterce-theu he learned he
ras tho qualifications Of a perfect 10y
er-so he started in the loving Pusi
reSs. Every woman fell NlctlIn ol M nlS
v-iies-societv women followed hlt.
Women, Could any mHn ever capti-
vate you in this manner?