Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-18
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MAJESTIC
High Glass Vaudeville - Five X Keith
attraetions. Also second episode of Of
The Lightning RAIDER" starring
Pearl White:
oRPHEUM
Thursday, night only. February 90
The Messrs. shubert offer "The
rrISaw RISsneer,n n,rS With Martha Hedman;;
and night, February 81 and 22 -
Naughty ty-Naughty:"
COLONIAL
To-day and Wednesday-Anlta Stew
art In 'Vlrtuous Wives"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday -
Geraldine Farrar In Shadows"
REGENT
To-day = Lila Lee in "The Cruise of
the Make Believe"
Wednesday, Thursday-Dorothy Gish
In "Battl.ng jane" and sennett
comedy, "Cupid's Day On.'
VICTORIA
To-day, Wednesday and Thursday -
The Common. Cause"
1t Is a brilliant cast that the Messrs
Lee and j. j. Shubert have brought
together for Edward Locke,s comedy
Martha Hedman cer," which will be
at the Orpbeum the attraction at
the Orpheum on
Thursday evening. Martha Hedman,
by David Belasco in The Boone
rang" is the featured member of the
cast. Another feminine member of
the cast is Gypsy O'Brlen. of whom
cago Tribune, Miss O'Brien is the
loveliest thing seen on the Chicago
stage In many years. Jean Temple is
starring actress who seldom wan
Il.
son that she Is always in demand in
New York productions. Beatrice Col
lenette is a young English girl who
wandered off to Russia, learned TO
Iowa. John Halliday was last seen
In New York in IA Place In the Sun"
He Is one of the most brilliant young
leading men of our days. Other Inn
David Howell Lindlcy, John Acker,
Henry Crocker, Marie Day and Joseph
Woodburn.
naughty.but nice. A musical farce
comedy, comes to the Or
Naughty pheum next Friday and
Naushty' saturday. with the above
Messrs. Greeley and Middleton. claim
nothing for it but good evening s
entertainment; some excellent COM
edy; some really pretty girls. Thirty
people, out OF WnlCn twenty -llNe are
girls. What's more, they can all sing.
Signorlna Lutemia Giannini, the
noted soprano. has been engaged to
sing at the Orpheum thea
Noted ter on Tuesday evening,
soprano l'ebruary 20, at $40 o'clock.
Coming She will be presented by
her father, Signor Il. A.
Giannini. himself a noted tenor. Her
father and brother. Vittorio Giannini
both talented musicians, and the fam
Gus pianist, Miss Elizabeth Donate,
will assist her at the concert. me
ripe rise of the young singer furnishes
a story which reads like a fairy tale.
She is daughter of Ferruccio Giannini
gifted italian tenor. and Antonietta
Giannini, violinist and singer. Musical
on beth sides of the house, the girl
sailed away for Italy, where she
threw herself into study at Milan.
Her success is attested by the fact
that she has sl~T the leading so
prano roles in tn heaviest operas.
The Orpheum will h2ve as it's at
traction on next MoE@~% evening the
New York Syncopated Or
New York chestra, an organization
syncopatcd of negro musicians under
Orchestra the direction of the tall
ented exponent of our
own native folk-music. VIII Marion
Cook. The New York Syncopated or
! chestra has not only been founded for
inc DuGpOSt W plONlulib "iuOi hSi W
of musical activity for colored musi-
clans, but also for the more weighty
purpose of instilling in the minds of
such deeper understanding and ap-
preciation of their own characteristic
| folk-music.
Those who enjoy a good laugh (and
| where is the person who doesn't?) are
invited to attend the Ma
At the jestic the early half of this
Majestic week, where splendid enter
80 tainnent Is in store for them.