j|[AMUSEIg[MENTS^
STAGE
Eugene Walter's play known both,
as "The Plain Woman" and 'TThe Bet-i
ter Way" will be revived soon with
Josephine Victor In the principal role.
Charles Dillingham has augmented
the cast of "Stop, l.oak and Listen."
by adding Misses Tempest and Sun
shine.
The Shuberts have in preparation
"The Girl From Brazil." In this play
will be seen Frances Demarest and
Claude Fleming.
MOTION PICTURES
Commencing Friday, November 5,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew will release
through V. L» S. E., one of their come
dies every week for a month. Included
will be "Beautiful Thoughts." "Ro
mantic Reggie" and "Diplomatic Hen-1
ry."
Contrary to rumors to the reverse,
Blanche Sweet will continue to ap-.
pear in Lasky productions on the Par- !
amount Program.
The Lubin company has signed a |
contract with Nance O'Neil. She;
will soon be seen in a series of features >
to be released through V. L. S. E. |
V. L. S. E. will furnish 5 -war plays, !
two of which are already released — |
• The Battle Cry of Peace," "The Na
tion's Peril."
Constance Collier, the noted Eng
lish actress, has been signed by the
Oliver Morosco Photo Play Company,
which releases on the Paramount pic
ture program.
OIIPHEI M
To-night—May Irwin in "33 Washing
ton Square. '
To-morrow, matinee and night—'The
Uv of the Land," with Adelaide
French.
Wednesday evening, only, November 10 .
—Pavld Blspham and Co. in drama
and music.
Thursday, matinee and night, Novem
ber 11—"The Tango Queens."
"THE LAW OK THE LAXD"
"The Law of the a drama by
George Broadhurst that recently ended 1
« long run at the Forty-eighth Street i
Theater, New York City, is the attrac
tion at the Orpheum to-morrow, mati- ,
nee and night. The play is described I
as frank melodrama with not one
punch, but a veritable fusilade of
them. It Is further said that Mr.
Kroadhurst has taken the principal
emotions of love, jealousy, hatred, re- I
venge. anil with them worked out a
problem that keeps the audience guess
ing what the answer will be.—Adver
tisement.
DAVID BISPHAM
In a season which threatens more
than the übual monotony of concerts
it is refreshing to tind a serious at
tempt to produce good music in a novel
fashion. Such an attempt was made at
the iiarris Theater by Uavid Bispnam,
and the enthusiasm of a large audi
ence pronounced it entirely success
ful.
Mr. Bispham's offering is in two j
parts. He first introduces himself and
Ids company in an original musical en- |
irrtalnment called "The Kehearsal," In
which several solos and a concerted
number from Wagner's "Melstersinger"
are supported by a mild foundation of
plot and dialogue in a setting of a
modern drawlngroom. ,
This section of the program is
chiefly interesting because of the sound
philosophy of Mr. Uisoham's remarks
»n the artistic life. It also serves to
introduce a promising young soprano,
Idelle Patterson, who sings some op
eratic selections very creditably.—Ad
vertisement.
MIBCRA ELM AN NEXT THURSDAY
When Mlscha Elman, the great Rus
sian violinist, comes to Harriaburg on
the evening of November 11, to give a
concert In conjunction with the New
York Symphony Orchestra, Walter
D&mrosch, conductor, in Chestnut
Street Auditorium, he will bring with
him two very precious violins. Both
are Strads and in perfect condition.
One of the violins is valued at SIO,OOO
and the other at 16,500. Elman will
appear In only sixteen cities with the
famous New York Symphony Orchestra
and llarrisburg has been selected as
one of them. The orchestra Is booked
for a series of very important sym
phony concerts in New York and is just
taking the road after very successful
appearances In that city.—Advertise
ment.
•THE HONEY GIRI.S" AT THE MA
JESTIC
"The Honey Girls," who are sweet as
their names, started a three-day en
gagement at the Majestic yesterday
with their bright comedy and songs en
titled "Frolics at the Seaside." and any
day you have the opportunity to slip
around you ought to do so. A treat
unusual for the kiddies is the act pro
vided by Tebor's Seals, eight of these
interesting animals performing unusual
feats in an attractive stage setting rep
resenting the Arctic Hegion. McCloud
and Carp are unusually clever singing
comedians; Marcou, the comedy
shadowgraph artist, offers a laughable
novelty, and Lee Tung Foo. a comedian
from the Orient, is as interesting as he
Is entertaining. New features in com
edy moving pictures are included in
the layout.—Advertisement.
MARGUERITE CLARK IN "HELENE
OF THE NORTH." AT THE REUEXT
TODAY AND TOMORROW
To-day and to-morrow Daniel Froh
mao presents the dainty star, Margue
rite Clark, in a very unusual romance,
"Helene of the North," on the Para
mount program at the Regent.
The story opens in the drawingroom
of a wealthy English society woman.
For the amusement of her guests she
Rijpgests a faggot party, in which each
person present shall place a faggot in
the (ire and tell a story during the time
It burns. When it comes to Helene's
turn, she tells a story, thrilling, indeed,
of her former life ir. the Canadian
woods, of the man she met and loved,
but whom since she has never seen,
of the half-breed, Pierre, who came be
tween them and threatened to kill the
other, Ralph, if she married him; of
the curate, who eventually actually did
wed her to Ralph, while Pierre thought
she was being married to him. The
Rstonished guests turn to hec and ask,
"And you have never seen your hus
band since?" "No," she replies, "he left
the next day on a secret Government
mission." At that tense moment a new
guest is announced. Lord Traverse. lie
enters the room, and Helene is con
fronted by her husband!
Monday and Tuesday—Jesse L. Lasky
presents the celebrated theatrical star,
t'hkarlotte Walker, In "Out of Dark
ness." on the Paramount program.—Ad-
vertisement.
THEDA KARA IN "THE DEVII.'S
DAUGHTER," WII.I, BE SHOWN AT
THE COLONIAL TODAY ONLY
"The Devil's Daughter," plcturlzed
for William Fox, from Gabriele
D'Annunzlo's most exotic and famous
work, the world-known "Lt Gioconda."
Miss Bara's work tn parts of this type
has become world famous irom such
William Fox productions as "The Clem
enceau Case." "A Fool There Was," etc..
in each of which the French leading
woman in the part of a fascinating
diabolical temptress has won Inter
national fame. If D'Annunzio had had
Mile. Bara in mind when he penned
Gioconda he could not have written a
drama that more subtly suits this great
actress' methods and temperament
To-morrow the favorite screen star,
Clara Kimball Toung, will be seen in
the well known play. "Marrying
Money. Miss Young needs no Intro
duction to movie fans.—Advertisement,
WOMAN'S LEAGUE MEETS
Special to The Telegraph
Gettysburg, Pa., Nov. s.—To-day
Ihe General Woman's League of Penn
sylvania college opened Its two-days'
sessions here. Delegates from all the
subordinate leagues are In attendance.
Mrs. H. W. A. Hanson, of Harrisburg,
presented the report of the executive
committee and also opened the discus
lion on "Object for the Coming Year."
ONLT ONE "BROMO QUININE"
To ret the genuine, call for full name,
I AXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
for signature of E W. GROVE. Cures
» Cold In One Day. 25c.—Advertise
ment.
rKiDA EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH NOVEMBER 5, 1915.
Only the Newest and Best Merchandise November
FREE rsniw KAUFMANS NOVEMBER W m SEt :
"ctlif Sale Of Manufacturers Surplus || $1.95 $4.75 ;
Saturday
I I Made of double tex-l Made of black and I
9PM K/%»V/VIX>J ture English cloth In °* f ° nl Kr, l , .^ anc ' »^' e w
§|C mml Gentlemen Everything Is in Readiness For the
Biggest Clothing Sale of the Year
,S Manufacturers' Surplus Stock Sale brings you positively and without exception the BIGGEST and MOST
ASTONISHING value in Men's High-grade CLOTHING that KAUFMAN'S Store ever offered. It will pay you to read
Theme portraits beautifully made. fWrj OIIC of these itemS.
exquisitely copied, enlarged and tin- No
given absolutely free. Men's and Young /) P* I Men's and Young I Men's & Young Men's M A *IC
W^ s AJI Purchase °f Men's $12.50 Winter \l| /J| Men's $15.00 Winter \X /J| $16.50 to $lB Winter «P I I •' J
nrluK tfie portrait you Suits and Overcoats V" # " " Suits and Overcoats " I Suits and Overcoats
aaine'to™"*!"ii ilerfect condition. Fancy cassimere and worsted Hulls, lined with The suits are made of all wool cassimere, fancy These line hand-tailored garments are the best
KAtHMAN'S—Pint floor. f tine serge. Overcoats, the new Baimacaans with worsteds and navy blue serges. Overcoats with values ever offered. Pure wool worsteds, chfcviots
J self and velvet collars. A real dJC 'T** s " k lining. Overcoats with velvet and storm col- and cassimeres. New nodols. $16.50 tf>l 1 'TIS
Makers' Surplus Stock of " " ~
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. jarvsz. B a.-; aM|WHB „T mfn-S PINT? s2o to $22.50 winter? I 4;i£ of MEN-S PANTS
and toes, in black and colors; worth Ol ij
12 Vic. Manufacturers' 6v2C OUItS and UverCOatS MANUFACTURERS' SURPLUS KALE. «P 1 .***7
Surplus Stock Sale Men's $1.50 Coriluroy .Men's $3.50 Cordurov , , . „ Fine worsted and cassimere pants in neat
500 pairs of Men's and Boys' ' 'SfC $1.89 garments, pure wool fabrics in all the newest „ , , '
Lisle Finish Half Hose, seamless, WZZf al models. Fancy worsted and plain black. Fine p , 9UC _,i_ VV' ■ V"///
double heel and toe. Hack Md as- Just a limited lot of Those pants are cheviots and velours, all sl4 75 Good wearing union cas-
XUnufac of these pants in sizes lined and sewed with in this sale, at ® L**m I V s imere pants, made extra K? a{P J't \M %
Stock* Sale " /2C S3l 32 tc * 2 ' 1,10 best ,incn tliread - Sizes from 34 to 42 and for stout men to 48. strong, sizes 32 to 42. || !•*
HI |1 ill Mothers and Boys— Here's the Sale You
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. Mackmaws & Overcoats at Cost «p QV
Women's Gloves Boys' Corduroy and Cassimere OQ Boys' $3.50 Norfolk SUITS d* 1 OQ $4.00 Novelty SUITS for dJO ACk Boys' $7.50 Suits \\ \V X.
I'KOM THE BIGGEST AND BEST Odd Knickerbocker Pants tJt/C for Boys 6to 17 years $1 *O«7 Boys 3to 7 years anc j Overcoats \\\ \ y
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Gloves, in white and 25c —sizes for bova 6to 16 years. Manu- OQ« Jnckels. Pants cut full peg. The material models for little fellows. d>TroO»t/
colors, pair facturers' Surpl as Stock Sale Price,... of plain and mixed cassimere Manu- 09 W V '//
- Stock sale P,,ce..«> Boys . $4 50 Norfolk Suits <|» #) Q(J A wonderful asS™t- I'l
Jtillns Kayser & Co. Lcatl.erctt« Boys $3.00 Winter <f» f A A a nd Mackinaw Coats .. .. nD£t • J/JJjment of over r.oo K.-.r- l-V-if
Zs£XX2?X'"....*oe OVERCOATS, a. $ 1 - tSSSSErSCKfi
These v\inter Overcoats are made with belt for Boys 3to 10 years %J/ JL •%J %J *A wonderful assortment of the newest mod-jpairs of pants. Overcoats >/ ]'/
back, button to the neck, in sizes for little els and patterns. About 200 garments in the lonjf and short, button to
Julius Kayser & Co. *1 QQ bovs 3to 10 years. Manufacturers' dj*| AQ Neat gray Chinchilla Overcoats, button to lot. Manufactures' Surplus dJO QC the neck, shawl collar
Wrist Gloves, at Surplus .Stock Sale Price the neck. Belt back. Stock Sale Price Baimacaans.
Manufacturers' Surplus Stock of] [Mils' Surplus Stock Lowest Prices Ever Quoted on Men's Shirts
Surplus Stock Sale 95c M._> J 117 >. D ' -_J Men's and Boys' In This Great Manufacturers' Surplus Stock Sale
. . men s and vV omens, DOVS and
Women's 2-button Clasp Kid 7 J UDUciWcar Mpnc
Gloves, worth $1.75. Manufactur- f*. > , /. n . /ZS | |f\\ IVien S ferCaie UiXiioa OtllKlO
< rf' Surplus ii OC (,]»(«' n ,.f SlirAatAVC >LEN'S FLKLCE SinRTS AND /' J ill /I Kntire new pattern, soft and laundered cuff, fast
slrSr Jbl.ZO VllllS voat OWeaCcrS DRAWERS, all sizes: worth 60 c. 0 J I worth 75c. Manufacturers' A7^
Stock sale V Manufacturers' Surplus 371/ 2 C ft | Surplus Stock Sale / C
Women's 2-button Clasp Real p«. T e~ i / r*r\ at> Htot K S.tle lli » KT »-» ~ ~ hit j j
Kid Gloves, black and white, worth tOAI COAT __LU-1- Men s New Fall Men s Madras and
Su. ™o n c l . Sl-75 SWEATERS SWEATERS AF DRESS SHIRTS Percale
KAUFMAN'S—FIRST FI.OOR r ~~7 ° /"W"* v and ecru - and d srk gray mixture; VmWVwV Wide and narrow DRESS SHIRTS
* / for women and
i men, heavy cotton (\J \ —heavy honey-comb Surplus Stock Sale ~ 'ti'nn in stripes, soft culfs, sizes
CTL r . , Q„ r -I„ c ribbed roll ' roll collar, in red, *- U.rers' Surplus 14 to IS: worth to $1.50.
Manufacturers Surplus a „ co]on all Sizes, I I , gray and blue, all , WO°L SHIRTS AND Stock sale 65c Sal,- 95c
Stock Of Women S worth Sl.u. |\ ;J>Y| .sizes; worth $2.00. '"Manufactur- "oq* KAOTIAN'S-lst Hoor AN^S—lst Floor
Flannelette Gowns and facturers Surplusl i Manufacturers' Sur- ers' Surplus Stock Sale ...; OTTTDTC , TV/r "» t>l r>
QUirti—First Floor stock 85cL MJ'
Sale \ ISa,e1 Sa,e ° *•s*s'*Silk stripes, handsome patterns. Brown Flannel SHIRTS
Womch's Flannelette Gowns— *7l ™, UNION SUITS, worth $1.25. Manu- sizes Hto 17; worth $2.00 Manu-: Military and nlain collar- worth
SSurSwr«wU;s!!;.* ort 45c COAT SWEATERS COAT SWEATERS s"cr s ™= Su . rp '°" 95c s "'.. s " rc '°' * I * 39 ,SISLfe , SSr w * '9sc
Stock Sale for boys and girls, plain ribbed, for women, men, boys and girls KAUFMAN'S—FIRST FLOOR i KAUFMAN'S—FIRST FLOOR
roll collar, with pockets, all colors, —wool ribbed V-necks, assorted Wen's XATITRAT, wool, itviov
Women's Flannelette Long Skirls f" c turers'° 5 ' flo"" Surnlu? I2 ' s °' Ma i u l ac^ l L SUITS 'perfect' fitting garment. f
—Kmbroidered ruffle, cut full, oai® - r m r j. C 11 M 1 C IVyf
worth 50c. Manufacturers'23 c Sa,e Prlce stock Sale p, us stock $lB9 Newest rail INecKwear ror Men
Surplus stock Sale Coat Sweaters Coat Sweaters Coat Sweaters Sa ' e * N#»ar]v */> the Prirf»
rl»il.lren's Strined Flannelette for women and men— for women—all pure Women's Mercerized BOYS' UNION SUITS, in ribbed 1 1 cat iy aUaI * 1 lUC
rnwnl—SiT-es 2 vearV worth Plain and fancy weave wool, t*ncy weave. Silk Coat Sweaters, gray and ecru and fleece lined; 500 MEN'S AND BOYS' NEW 300 MEN'S HANDSOME FOUR.
Manufacturers' OO Wool Sweaters, all with belt and sashes, beautiful shades, with worth 65c. Manufacturers' AC- FOUR-IN-HAND NECKW Ii A R IN-HAND NECKW EA R. extra
<3nrniii« Stook fc«5C J" all shades and all the new shades; belt and sashes, worth Surplus Stock Sale **DC latest wide shapes, in stripe, plaid wide, open ends, made of the SI.OO
P worth to worth to $4.00. Manu- $5 and $6. Manufac- an( j plain colors, made of the 50c grade of silks, a large variety of
$.5.50. Manufacturers racturers' Surplus turers' Surplus Stock MEN'S EXTRA HEAVY WOOIj grade of silks. A large variety of patterns to choose from. Manu-
Children's Striped Flannelette Surplus Stock Sale Stock Sale Sale UNION SUITS, double body; worth patterns to choose from. Manufacturers' Surplus A*7r>
Skirts, with muslin body, worth $2.39 $2 89 95. !fi4 Q®* ?3 - 50 - Manufacturers' <tO QC facturers' Surplus OQ-. Stock Sale
25c, sizes 2to 6. Manufacturers' V< " U4/ <DI.J7O Surplus Stock Sale ®A.I7D Sa)e AOC KAUFMAN'S—I-IRST FI/OOR
Surplus Stock 1 7e *• * v *
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STOCKS AT VERY UTTLE —■ ' Sssaamaaaß NEARLY HALF PRICE
PRICES v
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton 50c SHOPPING BASKETS ABA p |. / T -
facturers' Surplus Qr a handle. mad ffii 75c tc ipse ! I HAYDEN'S CEDAR 11 Tapestry Curtains ;[hC3j| >IWU I
Stock Sale i ' c Special, each AIC 1 OIL MOPS One-Half Price
Children's Fast Black Cotton *I.OO TURKISH BATH TOWELS, Jfe* f flffeg Mill M.50 large size Mops, each, 98c wnRTI? RV CURTAINS.
RiblK'd Hose—Double heel and toe, KAf'H I7<' ViVII VV I*llll fS C medium size Mops, each, 50c ... $1.39 \ V
worth 17c. Manufacturers' It- „ ' f i nint can Cedar Oil ia<- •*' • : * . . \\ I
Sumlus Stock Sale liC Extra heavy Turkish Bath . J rJBf 1 Orinds either coarse Thev have the newest borders. In
Surplus Stock bale Towels, size 27x52 Inches in white <M fUj Grinds either coarse, These green, red or hrown colorings. TfX/ nnfrnSlDL
and yellow Jacquard borders. 1 |t| medium or tine, auto- u r 1-arge enough for single or double H •
Ladles' Pure Thread Silk Hose. matic feed. A fir m doors. (|||
in black and all colors, cotton gar- Special each... roluhino pa<-ke<Mn 10c PILLOW CASES i'/ff jJuLUHnHIi
ter top; worth 35c. Manufactur- RAG RUGS __J •_ a sealed With n 3-inch hem— ns . ffllfj Ait L it
ers' Surplus OQ- Our rag rugs are the talk of the .. K „ mitui iv shffts 'C^^vT-r7*' "*" ~,, ho * size 42x1i; 4 f«r <_S
Stock Sale &OC town. Beautiful colorings and qual- Three teh f B "e Oy| ,» size 42x36 -*' o * 'WjMj
ity at Underselling Prices. ' 24c polished u 10c HUCK TOWELS
r..„le.' Silk ...d 18*36, «ach «. "" h TJ 59c COTTON BIiANKETS
Thread Hose, in black and colors, 25x36, each 38c 50c MUSLIN SHEETS .'TT'T for use. borders. Special, each Gray, used for cold weather
worth 75c. Manufacturers' 25x50 each .... . 40c s ' ze 81x90 inches, good *■ t HUCK TOWELS sheets' and ironing board covers,
~s : r a "*" ,y - i oi - JS^wwr" I—-SKi 1 —-SKi 39c
V 36x72, each 97c ISO PILLOW CASKS „ . , /Sf Special, each WC
f Good grade muslin, 45 1 01/,- j iuc value, lor ■- vv* I 5« TURKISH BATH TOWELS GRAY WOOL BLANKETS
Women's Winter LANCASTER APRON , speciT wh,te .. 12V 2 C u.OO values, $ 2 .67
«.V« " »T * GINGHAM s »n rROCHCT BKn SPRK%ns I SI.OO KITCHEN SETS !i»« TURKISH BATH TOWELS ' P a,r
Ribbed Underwear Remnant lengths. 6V2C Kull 72x80 inches. CQ r consisting of eight pieces as fol- Extra heavy towels, 19ci
UI,UCI " Cal Special, yard ° /Zt Special each OS#C ; lows—l family cleaver, 1 meat la !£c Special ! $1.25 COTTON BLANKETS
Children's Ribbed Bodies, worth ' : saw, 1 paring knife, 1 can opener, Fine c*ored bordl? IHHear 1HHearv > r f > unllt >' : tan, gray and
Surplus Stock^Palc 1 " 8 11c DRESS GINGHAM 13He PERCALE , 1 long bread knife, 1 carving knife size and heavy quality. , white, colored borders. 97c
' Fine grade, 32 inches, in many Kine grade. 36 inches wide, extra | and fork and 1 stone sharpener. Special I 1 air
__ . . styles and colors. "l f% neat designs. Special, 111#% ' Special, HKMMED PIIiLOW CASES
trimmed, 11 worth*"llc. Special, yard iUC >' arrt 1(?C j set 69 ° eac" ..., 10c $3.00 WOOLNAP BLANKETS
ers' Surplus 11