Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-07
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MAJESTIC
High Class Vaudeville - The Kinkaid
hllties. Scotch entertainers, four
other acts.
ORPHEUM
To-day and tomorrow, with daily
matinees Lyman Ii. Howes
Travel Festival.
Wednesday, matinee and night. March
l2-Florence Nash in Remnant"
COLONIAL
To-day and tomorrow Constance
Talmadge in Romance and Ara
bella"
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday =
Clara Kimball Young in Cheating
gusor in Under the Greenwood
Tree"
Monday and Tuesday = Paline Fred
erick in out of the Shadow"
Cheaters."
REGENT
To-day and tomorrow = Elsie Fer
VICTORIA
To day and tomorrow - Theda Rara
in "Salome."
Among the seasons most interest
Ing events at the Orpheum, coming
direct fom long sea-
Florence Nash son at the Morosco
In "RcDnant" Theater, New York,
will be the engage
ment of Florence Nash, in Remnant"
next Wednesday, sparkling. ro-
pathos to establish it's genuine human
heart appeal.
The production, made by Charles
Emerson Cook, for many wears one of
David Belasco's closest lIeutenants. is
heralded as one of the most artistic
OF the current year. 1t also gives
promise of superb acting, for. in ad-
ditiop to the assurance OF Miss Nash's
distinctive gifts of comedy and emo
ticnal power, her supporting cast
boasts such well-known names, as,
orrin Johnson, Malcolm Fassett. Ell
enne Girardot, Ben r. Graham, Clare
Weldon and Dorothy Cheston.
Remnant" was written originally
by Dario Nicodemi and run for more
than year at the Gazette Theater in
Paris. Later it played a considerable
rendering. by Michael Morton. was
played by Marie Lohr for several
months at the Royalty Theater. in
London.
Elsie Ferguson pleased hundreds at
the Regent Theater yesterday by her
Elsie Ferguson charming new pic
PIenses at ture Under the
the Regent Greenwood Tree"
in which she re-
ceives the very capable support of
Eugene O'Brien. The picture is also
being shown to-day and tomorrow.
The story has in it every element of
an exquisite romance. showing the
experience of young English society
woman, who became tired of the con-
Nentionalities of gsociety and turned
gypsy. Roaming over the open road.
she found joy and sunshine and hap
piDess a-plenty when she came under
the greenwood tree. The picture IS
undoubtedly Miss Ferguson's best.
showing her splendid artistry and
talent to better advantage than has
been yet displayed although this
famous actress has appeared in many
notable productions.
An added feature is a brand-new
Sennett comedy, just released from
the studios of the famous funmaker,
which portrays the truth of the state
ment Never Too Old"
How fearless hunter overtakes
and rides Il wild moose is a striking
part of a motion pic
How it Feels ture canoe fishing and
to Ride n hunting trip through
wild Moose the Canadian wilds,
featured in Lyman ii.
Howe. newest Travel Festival. which
comes to the Orpheum tonight and
Tomorrow, matinee and night. The
Howe cameramen here take the spec
tators upon a remarkable vacation eX-
into the very heart OF the
Canadian forests. The trail starts
down the Gains river, in New Bruins
wick, and leads down stream and
across portages, into the primevaI
wilderness. Fish weighing up to
twenty pounds are captured appar-
entity without effort. close-ups of wild
deer are filmed seemingly without diff