Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-25

To-day is the last appearance OF
formerly Miss Martha
At the Majestic Armstrong of steel
ton at the Majestic
Theater prior to starting on InelF
road trip Hundreds and hundreds OF
Harrisburgers have seen this couple
in their act and the general verdict
has been very pleasing, both TO tne
Young couple and to the management.
Four other Keith acts complete tne
bill. including the justly Famous team
of Ford and Cunningham .ho
matinee at / o'clock and several Ieels e
Of pictures will be shown Tor kiou,es
prior to the opening OF the S~tra
SATURDAY. afternoon show. NO ~ go"
charge is made for TINS speciai
No1lie King, the vaudeville heao-
Iinar who entered Harrisburg moIon
liner "i' picture life this week
At the Colonial by playing her e.
production at the Co
lonia1 Theater. has been attracting
unusually large crowds. Miss King is
a wonderful looking girl and DIS
PLAYS remarkable talent on the screen.
MONDAYS, Tuesday and Wednesday
"The Climbers, play whlch w Iwhaue
such q wonderful record on the stage
will be shown in motion pictures. Thls
play is said to be even better tnan tne
stage production, as a photoplay al
lows much more scope and room IN
which to operates For instance, as
a stage success The Climbers was
only a three-act show, with six stage
settings, as photoplay there are
more than 500 stage settings and each
Of them are far more elaborate tnan
anything the-stage can proouce'
"PLEAsE GET MARRIED"
Amnasia plays very important
mart in the working out OF the plot
of that farce of hilarious honeymoon., !,
happenings, please Get MarIl
,uh;cb oliver Morosco produced SO
snccessfully in New York last season
al the Little Theater during the mlu-
winter and which he is now senolhs
on tour for the first time. Ihis WM1an M
bv lanes Cullen and Lewis Alleh
Browne is ranked as the LnosI ai nn,,'.
ing and delightful OF the season
cr9n of the so-called bedroom tarces.
Tbe authors have affiliated poha
6de clergyman with amnesia' ahu
while in this mental CONDITION ne
meets and becomes n partner OF
hSr@iar who has but recently been
discharged from prison. The CROOK
and the man of the cloth burglarlZe
the bungalow of the Ashleys, WHOSE
only daughter is much In love WIN WIN
and wants to marry ferolnano CIiNet ,
Walton, the minor son of neighpor.
whose father is bitterly opposed 10
the son taking unto himself wire.
When the young people find out
that one Of the burglars IN reallty
clergyman, they insist upon beins lIiT
mediately married and seize TINS op-
nortunity of frustrating the desires
~ Walton. pere. They start out on
their honeymoon and propose TO
spend their first "a hours of II at a
fashionable mountain resort hotei
and the second act occurs in the prl-
dal suite as they are doout " iet'i0
for the night
II will be unfair to the producer
and the authors to divulge the plot;
but it is intensely amusing, @ aie ~
sendine please Get Married" on tour
fhis season with typical Morosco
cast." This new farce will be seen al
the Orpheum to-day, matinee ana
night.
"EyE AND THE MAN
Mysticism and romance are Wotea
together in deftly manipulated
strands in the story of Eve and the
Ean" the new occult drama written
W., E'rederick Bruegger and to be pre-
ssnted locally, previous to its ARRIVAL
On broadway, by Walter Hast at the
Orpheum on Wednesday MI Iias' @
viii be at once recalled as the pro-
ducer of scandal. the sensat'4thhel thel
comedy triumph of the current tne3
otricai season in New York CITY ana
asiHnu1taneousiy one of the hugest
s,,aui smccesses on the road" where it is
now being played by four dinerent
Companies. In Eve and the Man
Mr. Hast offers play with serious
nofe, but one that is relieved by many
aSceilent comedy touches. A charac-
ter described as an Erotomatic woman
Wone too freely endowed with -the
qualities of Eros, the God or Love
exerts an influence that threatens TO
seriously affect the serenity OF many
heretofore placid lives. She, arouses
IN another woman, her rival IN the
Struggle for the possession OF
mans love. the love that turks some
where in every female of the species
In the action of the play which all
takes place within the space of time
covered by one summers evening,
suff silently startling Incidents and
situations are introduced make the
drama one of the outstanding pro-
ductions of the year. Players of
proved ability, including Romsey
Wallace, S. Miller Kent, Claude Beer
holm Thomas Irwin, Julian Noa, Helen
Holmes, Edith King. Betty Murray
and Peggy Payter, have been selected
for the portrayal of the principal
characters The staging Is that Of
John Harwoof