Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-15

Rockies; lifelike reproductions in
clay of famous musical composers;
amusing studies of animals and birds,
under the caption of jungle Vaude-
VILE" and a new collection of come
dy cartoons and film novelties.
"THE DREAM GIRL"
Promising the establishment of
new high standard in musical comedy
productions. The Dream Girl comes
to the Orpheum on Monday and Tues
day and Tuesday matinee.
Heading a company of more than
seventy people is Muriel Ostriche. a
favorite beauty of the screen, who is
thus given an opportunity to demon
declared for her. Miss Ostriche has
teen favored in singular way III
this undertaking. For the first time.
according to veracious chroniclers.
every member of a big company or
ganIzed for a double purpose: Popu-
lar Productions, Incorporated, spon-
sor for the undertaking. gave to Miss
Ostriche the responsibility for choos-
ing ali of her associates, relying
upon her Judgment as to screen val
ues for the assembling OF real Sif
ficult, of course, but she has had two
months time. for its accomplishment
and six weeks for actual rehearSssai,Ss; ais
company are probably the first TO
realize pecuniary benefits from the
recent actors strike. Walter lrVins
and Arthur C. King have written tn
Bill Dooley, the funny comedian
and soft shoe dancer at the he Ma9eseto e e n
AT the Majestic scoring q DISTINCT Sienne ntt
| with the audience.
Dooley is tall and thin. He works
! IDooiey's last appearance in Harris
burg. .,o
John r. Doyle and Company are. pre-
senting "The Red Flash" a mighty
clever sketch which is put over IN IL ..e
gained through his years of expert
ence on the legitimate stage.
The last half of the, week Jea9
Adair and Company viii pc leatui leaba -, no
pagne.'
To-day is the last opportunity H@ar- @
risburgers have of seeing Noti'1Pa Proba- :
At the Colonial tion Wife" the pic,
playing a return engagement al vn6 1n6
Colonial Theater. This picture pIayeo
here several weeks ago and was 81
well liked that the patrons asked tne
management to have 1t play ne'u, ocI
CURED with Billie Burke in Peggy.
This picture aroused a large amount
of enthusiasm among the motion ,., Pr
ture devotees, so in order 70 peru nat
many persons who were unable TO Se'
lin during it's initial showing the man n
tagement of the Colonial Iheates ie
playing this picture the last three
days of this week.
Women will especially enjoy the
famous photoplay which plays W. W.
| day run at the +art- VIZ
At the Victoria toria Theater titied staTed
"Broken Commandments: featurIiI.s IL
the ever versatile star Gladys Br9ch =
well. This picture has Is caused +ha
| great amount of comment durlns ~ ~
latter part of last week OWING TO ose
unusual sign which strikes the aor reau
cr's eve as he passes into the rooiiiS
Victoria Theater. ,. c.oorge
Friday and saturday lively Georett
walsh will be shown in picture; o,
college davs entitled "The Winnine
stroke" This is said to be the grtddit, gdic
est picture ever offered the pup,,lS
starring Walsh. All next week At III unT
Victoria Theater Mary Pick1oro fro,, WI,
he shown in her latest release s,s 1Iood. Lro
her own studio. entitled the Hooo,
lnm." the successor to DADDY t11ns L1ns
legs" % In this picture Mary st taxes :
ten distinct roles; II Is WITHOUT
doubt her greatest triumph