Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-18
ORPHEUAI

ORPHEUM
To-day matinee and night-Lyman H.
Howe Travel Festival.'
Monday night only, Oct. ZINE me
Dream Girl" with Muriel 0stTiche.
Tuesday and Wednesday and Wednes-
day matinee, Oct. 21 and 22-deh-
rietta. ,Crosman in 1.-The Critical Mo-
ment."
THURSDAY night only. Oct 2S-"The
Friday night and Saturday matinee
and night, Oct. "a and 25-oIiver
Morcsco offers please Get Mar
ried."
MAJESTIC
High Glass Vaudeville-Jean Balra IllTo
and Company present "When hmeraIds Gsi"" !"
Comes to Town; The nirtv Gsrat9s four
mandolins at one time; three
other standard Keith acts.
Coming next week-One of the oest L
comedies in fYaudeville, lhe 9 obeTts
the jovlal tenor who was stat'oheu
at Middletown.
COLONIAL
To- o-day-Last showing of Billie
Monday. Tuesday and WednesdTayn- Tcn,-
Constance Talmadge in Inc lem
peramental Wife,"
VICTORIA
To-day-Last showings of George
Walsh in "The Winning Stroke'
All next Week-Mary Pickford IN tu,s t
second production from her 9Wil I
studios THE Hoodlum." wohoer-
full production.
REGENT
To-dav-Double attraction; Elsie Fer
guson in "a Society EYllG E,YTor,vslk- ditc. :
Charlie Chaplin in THE tloor""iN
All next week-Geraldine ardd taIIH1
with Lou Tellegen in me ~
and It's Woman
DOUBLE ATTRACTION rcE~T
AT THE REEEN
The stellar double attractloh'
which has delighted huge crowds at
the Regent Theater the past TWO
davs. will be shown for the last times
TO-DAY. Elsie Ferguson appears IN
What has been voted here the best
picture of her career. 1t is the new new
srtcraft production, "A Society A AEA-
iIe Charlie Chaplin forms the other
half of the bill, appearing IN 9ne 3ieorl ~
his funniest comedies Inc
DTiven from England by the scorn
Of society, Nora Shard, played o.
Miss Ferguson. takes up reSHIei Henirs
uhhug where m matters finally adjust them
selves happily. The picture rs ,I't IpoHi
the celebrated stage play .;tten bv
Be AS Bad AS All That wrltftem zen ny !
Pr,tisb niaywright. The screen YER
s;nn is an extremely powerful por-
troXa1 Of a certain phase of EnslSh
high life.
"rHE DREAM GIRL" 80,
no+cworthy addition to the local
theatrical season is PROMISES "a, III mi
coming to Harrisburg Oh [ne Gir, which
viii viii be " presented at the orph;eunii Th;s p
Theatei on Monday evening rms Is
hersIded as the newest OF the seu5
sons offerings: with booK: any ,g''SS Arthur
scoT No less than twenty-tWo
,,rusicai numbers of swing sure u
iinper in the memory are .em;d 81
in the score. and the 1eot pGok io addition to
SonIaii onIiaariifude OF humorous lines ana
"Tbe Dream Girl will signallfzeM Mise nne
return to oliecSe. the speak'tt6S the 'A fascinating
Mpris, Sdresn stars who has Just terminated +, d
screem scI,,,.ai vears' engagement in the
Silent drama. Miss Ostricne' Eli ~
he more charming than ever, VI rore
pear orted ~ bv a company of more than
suIp,ap',tv nlaVers who were CHOSEN lot
sSeir respective parts by tne c,S 81
antrass herself. and includlng raw ~
purns William Meehan, barry I, Mol.-
e,e burns, Isnes German. Jr.. Eli Dawson,
OIL, OIL, 'Tmnis. Edward S. Forbes, Jean
Di aS lack Terry and host OF girls
an5 hovs selected to yocallZe as wen
anu u,ieualiZe the roles portrayed
.PLEAsE GET MARRIED"
Every family who has oaus ntGt
uho is engaged and whose ma ,ana sy.,iII
" NV nru,,mored is soon to take page WI. !.
InI.ut,4 !" the nosey neighborhood girl
p, thst new farce of hilarious money
III en"' 'snnenings, please Get Mar
nio9",, nioS,, the neighborhood pest. Betty
i,errs into the Ashley bungalo"
ne',se she understands the ohtS
Saughter, Muriel is to be marrrep ISsp so
Ferdinand oliver iaiy Waidtoyi; ~ his
aIn datneI son's approaching nuptiais. II
thayye ohay is any question which is not
ths[e5 thi5 Nv the officious and pretty
Sattv II is because the temlnIhe
.n.'inG cannot conjure it up: Naturally,
tha character is an excellent ION 70
that of the demure prioe.oI oar4
oliver Morosco. with his usqai per
Os,.icecitW. has eng g ed d Beatrice
n1g,riebt TO play the young woman
and he1ieves he has find in the ac-
tress he has assigned TO portray the
.n1s ~ petty Bright"
"pIease Get Married Is the latest
and most successful of the so-calIeo
bedroom farces., It was was nrst nw 5rov
4orT 4urTe at February and so great was
.hn demsnd for seats that it was re-
,,1eyed To the Fulton Theater much
targer house, to accommodate the
nnbiic. Mr.. Morosco is sending a