Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-07
Gz~MVsEtINE1TS@
Majestic

MAJESTIC
High Glass Vaudeville-"The Four of
Us male quartet; Smith and Aus
TIN in a singing. dancing and COM
edy Offering; three other comedy
attractions.
COLONIAL
iopaay, and Wednesday,
Woman"
Thursday. Friday and Saturday =
Harold Lockwood in The Man of
Honor" He is Americas matinee
idol
VICTORIA
To-day, Tomorrow and Wednesday
Woman" a wonderful photoplaS
showing the various types of wo-
man from the time of Eve.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday =
Theda Bara in "A Woman There
REGENT
To-day, Tomorrow and Wednesday
Patty" Arbuckle in "A Desert
To-day and Tomorrow = Bryant
Washburn in Something To DO"
Thursday, Friday anu Saturday =
Charlie Chaplin in "Sunnyside."
Wednesday and Thursday-Enid Ben
nett in THE Law of Men"
PAXTANG
Vaudeville-Two shows every even
ing.
During the hot weather there is no
cooler place in town than the Ma
jestic Theater. The
At the Majestic. bill there the first
half of the week in
cludes an excellent quartet of male
singers; a novel comedy sketch pre-
scented by three clever people en-
titled We. Us and Company; John
son. and Crane, young couple Offering
their breezy song and patter skit;
Smith and Austin, who Introduce a
number of original song n dance
specialties, and inject some comedy,
and Norman Thelma in an equilibris-
tic Offering.
Harrisburg movie patrons have a
treat this week at the Colonial The
alter. To-day, to-
At the oionia morrow and We'd
nesday versatile
Pauline Frederick, star of "One
Week of Life and many other not
able productions, is being featured in
The Fear Woman a picture hat is
run of pictures. Miss Frederick al
ways draws large crowds, therefore
the Colonial management suggests
that you attend the matinees in or
der to obtain a cool seat and be cool
at the same time. You know by eX-
p%erience that the Colonial Theater is
the coolest theater in Harrisburg.
thursday, Friday and Saturday the
last Harold Lockwood production
will be shown entitled The Man of
Honor" This is considered one of the
greatest screen masterpieces of this
noted artist. Owing to his pleasing
personality he has long been known
as Americas matinee idol.
Woman" the picture playing to-
day, o-morrow and Wednesday at
the Victoria Theater
At the Victoria. is considered one of
the greatest motion
pictures along this line that has ever
been Offered on the motion picture
screen. Many critics believe this is a
greater production than The Birth
OF a Nation" Despite this fact the
picture is playing at Stanley's Vic
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Theda Bara will be shown in "A Wo-
man There Was a wonderful picture
starring this versatile actress.
bathing. girls will be here in their
in Berlin" From 10 A. M. to / P. M.
the picture will be shown at % cents,
but from l P. NJ. to n p. M. the Mack
stage which is being erected in per-
son. The admission price to see them
and the picture will be 35 cents.
To-day and tomorrow n We'd
nesday the Regent Theater presents
Fatty" Arbuckle
FATTY Arbuckle in his latest COM
and Bryant wash edy. "A Desert
burn Mt Regent. Hero" Fatty ar
rives in Carbolic
Canyon where sherifs are slain
every day.. and is elected to fill that
extra hazardous Office after he has
demonstrated his skill with a six
prettiest of the dance-hall girls in a
unique way. She is an unwilling
inmate of the resort, and Fatty UNI
dertakes to terminate the proprie-
tors undesired attentions to her. The
~uproarious scenes which follow make