Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-23

ORPHEUM


oRPHEUM
Three days. starting tonight. mat
tnees tomorrow and Thursday
Robert Downing in Ten Nights in
a Bar-Room" and "A Modern Shy
lock-"
Friday night and Saturday matinee
and night. Sept. 26 and q - Lee
and ]. j. Shubert offer "Maytime:"
Monday and Tuesday with daily mat
inees. Sept 20 and 80 - THE I'm
married Mother"
REGENT
To-day and Tomorrow - Double
Atraction-Marion Davies in the
Paramount special. The
bers. and the Mack sennett comedy.
Uncle Tom Without the Cabin
Thursday. Friday and Saturday -
An all-star cast in the Super-Spe-
cial. THE Turn in the Road"
Hundreds of Harrisburgers saw
Stewart Edward Whites greatest
production, T h
At the Colonial Westerners," at the
terday and liked it. In fact, they
couldn't help liking the picture as 1t
is hailed as the greatest story of
Western life ever told. The novel.
entitled THE Westerners." has made
NIL "ullte CldSo ao diIiOiio SiiN
greatest fiction writer's of the pres
ent day. Many pictures produced
from novels, however. do not follow
the story and plot of the novel but
deviate in numerous ways. The au-
thor of this famous book, however,
claims the photoplay is exactly what
he conceived when he wrote the
novel. 1t is not exaggerated any
way. shape or form.
The Sterling Saxaphone Four now
playing at the Majestic Theater
scored a tremendous
At the Majestic hit yesterday after
noon with the large
audience that crowded the theater.
Every member of the saxaphone GUAR
tet Is clever musician of the first
rank. Their Offering is so jazzy that
everyone in the audience felt like
swaying to its catchy strains.
They are only one Of the five head
line Keith acts playing at the
theater the first half of this week.
Coupled with this exceptional show is
a laugh,rollicking comedy.
Next Monday the initial episode of
the great Helen Holmes serial, en-
titled "The Fatal Fortune" will be
shown.
ABOUT PLAYERS
Lillian Hall has been receiving so
many fan letters lately that she IS
afraid it will soon be necessary to en-
gage secretary. Needless to saw.
she enjoys the ones from Japan most
of all.
Burton King is busy thinking I'D
ways and means of killing Gorge
l.arkin. 1t must be done, because the
scenario compels George to sell his
train to an eminent but unscrupulous
Psychologist for examination after
death, and the psychologist wants 10
make sure that George doesn't vii,
out by living any longer than he does
ana as one man couldn't possibly
think up enough murderous methods
TO keep hfteen-episode serial going,
she director has to help him out.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Larkin is quite wor-
ried for fear they'll forget it's only a
movie.
an9 Olive cemnan,, Thomas, Director Ralph Ince
head, Mass, for scenes in Miss
Thomas fourth Selznck production,
The Girl From Out Yonder." It
seems that a seacoast town plays an
important part in the story. "
Stuart Holmes is said to be getting
all his ammunition and camping OUT
fit ready to go moose-hunting in
Maine, so If he can't be found around
the Beck studio. there'n be no use
hunting for him in New York.
Marc Med ermott. who distinguished
himself in Kathleen Mavourneen"
as the duke who turned out to be so
much nicer than he seemed at first
Will also appear in "The Amazing
Lovers"
Edmund Goulding, the most prolific
writer that we know in New York at
the present time, is working on The
Daughter of Two Worlds" for Norma
Talmadge. Were it anyone else il
would be quite safe to assume that
this. report would hold true of Mr.,
Goulding for few weeks at least
but as 1T is. we know it will be fin.
shed and almost forgotten by the
time this goes to press.
Fred Windemere. who is PLAYING the
juvenile role in THE Hawks Trail. ."
the serial featuring King Baggot.
| which is being produced by Burston
Fins, Inc, has been loaned by PRO-
ducer Louis Burston to the Hank
Mann Comedies, in which Windemere
has the most important straight role
| in the slapstick offerings being made
| under the supervision of Morris II.
Schlank.
THIRST CRAZED GIRLS