Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-17

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Marion Davis will be seen at the
Colonial Theater to-day and to-mor-
row in The Belle of
Marion Davis New York. The
Mt Colonial story concerns SAT
walton Army girl who
learns that the man she loves is the
son of the man who ruined and
brought on the death of her father.
Miss Davis wins instant sympathy in
this role. and is supported by an eN-
celcnt cast. and an interesting asset
is the appearance of Flo Ziegtield's
famous beauty chorus. which appears
in some of the scenes. Wednesday,
only, Faith" will be the attraction,
featuring Bert Lytell.
Louisa NJ. Alcott's famous story.
little Women is being presented in
"Litnc Women, form at the Re
Pleases ut Regent gent Theater to-
/. - vos,osdar rho day, tofmorroW morrow
with the lavender scent of old-fash-
ioned love. 1t is an exquisite love
story that has come as much of
classic in American literature as
Uncle Toms Cabin Jo and Beth.
and Amy, and Meg, Professor March,
Professor Baer. and "Marmee," and ali
of the dear characters everyone re-
members so viyidly as living, breath
ing personalities, are portrayed in
the film. Everyone remembers the
splendid story Miss Alcott has written
but it is not generally known that
100000 copies of her book have been
sold. When shown in Philadelphia and
New York, a few weeks ago, it liter
ally swept these cities by storm. In
the Quaker City the mana cement was
compelled to extend the picture from
one weeks showing to two. in order
to accommodate the enormous crowds.
A comedy will also be shown.
Douglas Fairbanks will be presented
Augustus Thomas famous stage sue
cess, Arizona"
The most famous of all Army bands
= that of the Three Hundred and
Lieut.. Jim Europe's 5. Infantry =
"super jazz Concert the b q C k
ers" Of Harlem. under the e' ieaderssbip drshi3
of Lieutenant James Reese Europe,
will give two popular concerts at the
Orphcum Theater tomorrow after
noon and evening, inaugurating a
The band comes direct from the fight
ing fronts of France, consists of sixty
five instrumentalists and has been or
ganizcd by Lieutenant Europe along
the most approved, modern lines. IL
lis of - quality that will compare with
the best military concert bands in any
country, but has the advantage OF
presenting a style of musical enter
own, as we'll as eXcelling in the ex-
hilirating, characteristically American
iaZZ music, which is just now the
melodie craze of the entire world. But
Jim Europe offers super jazz" that
has nothing in common with the tin
pan effects of the dance orchestra. 1t
is the music with which Lieutenant
Europe entertained the doughboys in
France. the music with which he won
the hearts of the Parisians and set
them keeping time to its Infectious
rhythm. the music that tells of the
dash and vigor of the real American
spirit.
\ concert Dy Lieutenant Europe's
hand is more than concert - il IL
an ente rtainment in every sense of the
word. The soloists will be Lieutenant
&c BILE Sisle and Creighton Thompson.
vocalists; Al Johns. a noted ragt,me
pianist. who can make a piano fairly
dance: Felix Weir violin. and Leon
ard Jester. cello the Hell Fighters
Octet" in characteristic negro melo-