Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-05
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MAJESTIC
HlSh class vaudeville, Walman and
pity IN comedy, songs and music;
me Brads, eccentric comedy aero
pats; j. {. Lewis and company in a
uNely variety act; Signor Carbone,
presents Agnes Finlay and Charlie
Hlli IN "Nodvil la Mode" Asahi
Jfoupe. the famous Japanese Won
DER workers presenting The HUI
man Fountain"
COLONIAL
:, To-day and Tomorrow, Norma Tai
madge in The Way of a Woman"
This is Attendance Breaking Week
at this theater.
VICTORIA
To-day and tomorrow. Louise Glaum
in sahara" a master film consider
ed one of the seasons greatest sue
cesses. Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week. Olive Thomas IN
Toton, introducing the coming
REGENT
\ To-day and tomorrow. D. w. Grit
tith's production True Heart Susie"
Friday and Saturday, William ::
Hart in Square Deal Sanderson,'
and Mrs. sydney Drey in Bunker
PAXTANG PARK
Naudeville-Two shows every even
ing
Did you attend the Majestic theater
yesterday? If you did you know that
the Asahi Troupe,
At the Majestic the clever Japanese
wonders are pre-
senting one of the most amazing feats
in vaudeville namely, The Human
Fountain" The leader of this versatile
trope is wizard at working tricks
and the audience liked his oering i'm
mensely yesterday.
OF all the tricks accomplished, by
actors The Human Fountain Is
probably one of the most startling.
But the Asahi act is not the only
feature of the bill. There are four
other acts, starting with The Brads
who present a winning knock about
tumbling act, which is bound to start
laughter.
Another episode of The Perils Of
Thunder Mountain" featuring the
new serial star Carol Holloway ana
Antonio Moreno is being shown in ad-
dition to the super bill.
Prominent in support of Louise
Glaum in that gorgeous Hodkinspn
picture, sahara" pre-
Louise Glaum sented by j. Parker
At Victoria Read, Jr., is Master
Pat Moore. This very
youthful actor plays. with the inn9II
. oence of childhood, part that Will
wiring with pity the heart of every
mother and father who sees this pow
erful c. Gardner Sullivan drama, su-
perviscd by Allan Dwan. while 1t
shows at the Victoria theater :.
Little Pats mother in sahara is
Mignon (Miss Glaum). She has desert,
ed her husband Matt Moore) and
child for the admiration and luxury
her shallow soul craved. Years later
she found the child in the filthy Street
OF Beggars in Cairo begging for "alms
for me and Aller." The money was
used by his father for the deadly drug
hasheesh. In the demented old beggar
the wife recognizes what she and the
drug had left of her husband.
The boys most pignant scene comes
when he turns his big. contidinS
brown eyes on the woman who has
taken them from the gutter and asks,
DO YOU know the bad woman we dot
to .kill?" She was that woman, ana
she unflinchingly faced the knowledge
that the recovery of her husband
memory meant her death. but the sta5
of those baby words We're greater
than the pain of death.
You will enjoy the double treat in
store for you at the Regent theater,
where the d. W. Grif-
At the Regent fifth production True
Heart Susie" is show
ing. accompanied by an orchestra.
Large crowds were at the Regent yes
terdaY. Hundreds will see lit to-day
and tomorrow.
Lilliar Gish is seen as the heart
broken little girl who hoped to marry
her girlhood sweetheart. and found
him instead, with his arms about 4
comparative stranger, whom ne hau
= asked to marry him With her aunt
she is invited to the minister's home.
to hear him play the little church or
gan quite a social event in the COM
munity. Just for little surprise, she
ioyfully runs ahead of her aunt, tip
toes through the open door and sees
The tumult of her heart seems to
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