Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-10

MAI ESTIC

MAJESTIC
High Glass observation-disclosures Choos'
latest musical success. "Oh. Mike"
Marguerite Padula, singing ONE
dienne: Gordon and Delmar in a
variety offering, "A Vaudeville Re-
view" F'errari Girls, singers and
dancers; The Burns Brothers, equi-
librists.
COLONIAL
To-day, Tomorrow and Saturday
Versatile Harold Lockwood (Ameri-
cas- matinee idoD in his last screen
classic. production, "A Man of
Honor"
/ .su VICTORIA ~r
To-day, o and Saturday
Theda Bara in "A Woman There
Was" All neX week. h famous
Maek-Sennett Bathing Girls in con-
junction with Yankee Doodle in
Berlin" a f%ive-reel farce.
REGENT
To-day Charlie Chaplin in sunny
side" and Enid Bennett in The Law
of Mem" Tomorrow and Saturday,
Charlie Chaplin in "Sunnyside' and
Vivian Martin in Little Comrade."
Monday n Tuesday, Marguerite
Clark In Come Out of the Kitchen"
PAXTANG
acknowledgements, fireworks dis
play. .
The headliner at the Majestic the
last hait of the week is George
Choos' latest musical
presented by nine
clever entertainers. The outstanding
feature of the act is its comedy, n
this is handled by a funny comedian
outburst of laughter. The girls make
numerous changes of attractive cos
tune, and the stage setting makes a
pretty picture for the action of the
don and Delmar in "A Vaudeville Re
view" consisting of singing. dancing,
and piano playing. The Burns
sensational eq~uiltbrists; Mar
gucrite Padula, clever singing come
dienne. and the Ferrari Girls in a pre-
tentious song and dance oferig.
Theda Bara's latest production
starts a three-day run at the Victoria
AZ the Victoria entitled "A Woman
There Was" Theda
Bara has starred in numerous pictures
burgers. but his picture is considered
W better than any of her others;
The picture is cleverly staged and
contains many pretty scenes. 1t is
we'll acted and should win the com
mendation of all movie patrons in this
section.
All next week the feature extraor-
binary will he shown. a bevy of pretty
Mack-Sennett bathing girls will ap-
pear at the Victoria theater in per-
son in conjunction with the showing
of their s~uper-comedy production
- ankee Doodle in Berlin" a comedy
with the Kaiser n the Clown
a fun-provokirg picture that will keen
tears of laughter rolling from your
eyes for more than one hour. The
slightly for this special feature.
Charlie CHAPLIN has the padt of a
hired mar in "Sunnyside." now show
"supnyside" Mt for three days, In
Regent this film he is given
the task of winning
his pretty country sweetheart (played
by Edna Purviance) away from a
a fine automobile. Some of the fun
NEST antics Chaplin has put on the
screen are included in his efforts to
outshinc the dandy. You VIII see farm
nfe as 1t should be and Charlie at his
THOMAS IT. Ince has produced an
other stirring drama of big city life
Bennett. This production will be
shown to-day for the last time. The
scenes are laid in Washington Square,
New York, and Miss Bennett. when
the picture OpenNs mas Edlutu quite n
reputation for her work In clay. She
is loved nv two men. and is under
the protection Of a guardian. The
rIeture develops into n strong drama.
with a mystery element predominant
ing.
Martin appears In Little Comrad"."
story deals with the adventures
GA little ~farmerette who does her hit
for her country in a most attractive
manner.
crowd Of Wall Street pirates
heard n certain weii-known young
Actor Outwits man had discovered
Wall 81. sharks an island In the At
- lantic Ocean. They
went to him with numerous offers.
which had he taken them would un-
doubtedIy have e a cool for
tune, but to get II he had TO misrep-
resent his island.
They wanted TO sell the island as
a gold mine. but he rejected their
plans. lie didn't want money-he
wanted a good name
The young fellow is no other than
your favorite screen actor, Harold