Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-01

who was wronged-and wanted to be
right, She was raised on PACK
street. Her father didn't work while
her mother took in washing. she Sc
cured n position as maid in the nome
of Hugh Fullerton. Hugh fell IN
the child was wronged. 1t is won
derful story. This is only minor
incident in the play. To learn the
story you must see this wondertul
picture.
Kitty Gordon, former vaudeville
star who played several years ago AT
the Orpheum Theater.
Kitty Gordon when that house was
used for vaudeville, is
being presented in her most famous
production, "Playthings of Passion
to Harrisburgers, Thursday. fflaaS Mis.
Gordon wears s25o.OOO worth of
clothes in this picture. II is thv stoLs
of a social butterfly playing in tine
realm of love.
Harrisburgers have to-day only .y!,,to TO
see Alice Joyce, the star of Inc
Lion and the House,
At the Colonial and many other not
able productions in
her latest photoplay release, Tra Tne
Spark Divine" at the Colonial me
ater. This picture played to laFsn
audiences yesterday and lnulcat t.on
for to-day are even greater Una"
To-morrow and Thursday Viola
Dana. the girl from gay Paree', s'Sa Sa
of The Partisan Tigressi VII. ,s ne
shown in her best production. SOME
Bride" This is a picture every man man
and woman in waiting should see. II ;
the kind they'll like. ,,,,ou
Friday and saturday Bert 10y SHe" J.
will be shown in The Lions Den.
Lila Lee appears in puppy Love
to-day at the Regent. II Is saia 'aS
Lila Lee at Regent deiight{a. as the the:
is one of young love in a setting OF OF
the country town variety. IL teils
the tragedies of youth and unreqult-
ed affection. 80.
Tomorrow only Shirley Mason as rs
presented in THE RescuinG AhGet;,
A beautiful young girl marries ans- t1tr.
| lionaire because her father Is III l',S, W.
perate financial straits. She is haPSS
only in the thought that she mas liaue
noble sacrifice to save her iathei :.
But after she is settled down III ne ne
new home. discarded su1tor' rel ree
knowing of the marriage ana TO pre-
vent it tells her husband tnat sile
married him for his money. rms re-
suits in quarrel and the Wiz
ranges for a divorce, but later real- &
/ ICES that she really loves her nus
band and not his money.
| Those who saw the show at the
! Paxtang Park Theater last eVenlnS
| got real value in
! New Bill nt PaxtanG vaudeville 1 %, O. +
/ their money. The
! bill was a hit with the park audi :
ence from the time the curtain Went
up on Nelson's Rats and Cats unui
| il went down again when Fedgle
Japs finished the last stunt in thelr
| thrilling aerial act.
The feature act on the park hill is
! The Four Musical Kilties, consisting
of the famous Pepper twins and tWl
attractive young Scotch lassies VINO
put over a line of music. mirth and
melody that would make a favoraoie
impression on any kind of an audi
| ence.
Martin and Walters are, also very
! much on the park bill with bright
! snappy kit etitled Il Can Pave IT,
while John Healy. the old colored
parson. late of Al. G. Fields Min
! strels. is presenting a strong argu-
ment against the late Mark Twain
assertion that there were only seven
/ original jokes in the world John
/ has at least eight new ones anyhow
on Thursday evening there Will be
a grand fireworks display at the