Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-10

To-night-Mme Fannie Thomashef-
sky in Get Married"
Saturday matinee and night. Septem-
Mitzi in Head over Heels"
Iuesday matinee and night, Sept. 10
A Bad Boy" a musical farce.
REGENT
To-day-An all-star cast in the Para
mount-Artcraft Special-"The Wo-
man Thou Gavest Me-" ...
Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday =
Elsie Ferguson in THE Avalanche,
and the Mack Sennett Comedy
The Dentist"
To-day is the last opportunity Har-
risburgers have of seeing the show
at the Majestic The
At the Majestic ater. Emmet De Noy
& Co are being. fea-
tured in their laugh rollicking farce
Mothers Dairy" Four other high
class Keith acts complete the Dill:
The final episode of The Perlis ol
Thunder Mountain" is also being
shown.
Starting next Monday the, new
stunt serial entitled The Fatal For
tune" featuring daring Helen Holmes
will be shown. y,
The new show for the Ma!estc
starts tomorrow. 1t promises to De
exceptionally good Among the. 1ea,
ture acts listed Is an act entitled
Honor Thy Children" story tolu
along entertaining VaudeVllle lihes'
To-day is the last opportunity
Harrisburgers have of seeing Harry
At the Colonial Klein's famous stage stage
success, The Gam,
lers" a story of high finance ana law
intrigue. This play has found a pleas
ing spot in the palaters OF sd HarTlsd5
burgers play appetities. Coupieo
with this attraction Charlie Chaplimr II
is being shown in shoulder ArinS
a laugh rollicking farce on how the
Thurday. Friday and Saturday
Jack Pickford will be featured IN
"Bill Apperson's Boy" the lates. 1aeA
Pickford picture to be produceo'
After two stellar days in which
great audiences have seen TINS MAG
Hail Cainc Novel mount ArtcTall a
~ 's man Thou Gavest
Me-" will be shown at the Regent
Theater for the last times t9-aaSi
The pity of it is that this Wonaerr VI
perturbation of the celebrated rt NJ
by Hall Caine has had such shoa
stay in this city. AS dhe fro~ worth those
who have seen the photoplay many
more will want to see 1t. But thls
will be the last day. ,,,
Though slightly modified the beau-
tifuI story by Hall Caine is Kept IN
tact and all of the brilliant incidents
of il remain in the screen version: An
all-star cast ably fill the roles IN
remarkably well-produced photoplay'
Tonight the Orpheum will have lts
first Jewish attraction of the season
The star, Nine. ram
Fannie ME Thomashefsky
Thomnshcfsky needs no introduct,SSn Sn
to local lovers OF tne
Jewish drama. The play she will Of
fer is the latest success, musical
comedy farce entitled Get Married.
Nine. Thomashefsky will have the
support of her entire original com
pany direct from New York city
Seats are now selling.
Head over Heels" the musical
play of fun and variety that New
York, Boston and
MitzIin Chicago verbal
"Hcnds Over Heels" ly patted on the
back delighted
ly with it's lifting melodies by Jerome
Kern that the public is remembering
and whistling, and story OF surpIls
ing turns by Edgar Allan Woolt, ano
donnas at her gayest is to come to the
Orpheum Saturday matinee and
night.
Henry w. Savage is known to have
spoken of the excellent company he
has given in support of the magnetic
Mitzi as his group of starlets with
star" and there is considered reason
for his praise in the list of players
because of their recognized values in
their metropolitan engagements. The
cast will include Boyd Marshall.
grand opera baritone of standing;
Ruth Oswald, the lyric soprano;
Dorothy Lamar, Rebekah Cauble,
Sallie Stembler, the ensemble of girls
of which much has been written. and
the noted troupe of acrobats former
ly seen at the New York Hippodrome.
Seats are on sale tomorrow.