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"PEASANT GIRL"
AT THE ORPHEUM
Edith Thayer Heard in Tuneful
Opera Which Pleases
Audience
An unusually poor house last night
witnessed the performance of one of
New York's successful shows, "The
Peasant Girl." starring Edith Thayer,
a diminutive star with a charming
personality and a voice that one sel
dom hears off the concert stage.
• "The Peasant Girl" is a comic opera
nnd not a great deal unlike the gen
eral run of such pieces, except that
the music was of a higher order.
Whether the company was a bit green
or whether the audience did not warm
up to the piece with a fervor, either
might be blamed for the lack of en
thusiasm that prevailed during the
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WEDNESDAY EVENING,
first act. Certain it was that the piece
moved with anything but vim until
the appearance of Miss Thayer. Later,
however, the company seemed to ac
quire a bit more interest in their worlc
and from the beginning of the second
act until the finale of the third the
show took on more Interest, not so
much from the standpoint of plot, but
from the standpoint of interest in the
players.
The music of "The Peasant Girl" is
far above that of the ordinary light
opera of to-day. Differing mainly in
the fact that dialogue was 6img in
stead of spoken, the show requires
voices above the ordinary. Miss
Thayer in her role of Helena was
given many opportunities in song
which delighted the audience. Almon
Knowles as 8010 received a good part
of the musical work, and in all of it
did mightily well, for his voice is mel
low and clear, but his enunciation is
not particularly good. As the comedy
star all credit must go primarily to
.Frank Deshon.
Taken all in all, "The Peasant Girl"
as a piece is above the average run of
the musical comedy type. Regrettable
that a better company to support the
star. Miss Thayer, was not provided,
as an entertainment the show can
measure up to the standard of shows
that have been provided by the Har
risburg theaters this season.
MAX ROBERTSON.
THE STACK N
Miss Maggie Teyte, noted for her
concert Kinging, lias announced her in
tention of returning to England as soon
as her concert engagements are ended,
and of taking up the duties of a war
nurse for the allies.
Madge Kennedy, who has been kept
from the cast through illness, will re
turn next week to "Fair and Warmer."
Josephine Whittell has been engaged
to fill one of the principal parts in the
forthcoming Julia Sanderson-Joseph
Brian production of
Dodson Mitchell has succeeded Kin
met Corrigan in "The Eternal Maifda
line" at the Forty-eighth Street Thea
ter.
MOTION PICTIHES
The Company
through the Paramount Picture Cor
poration has secured the rights to the
works of Mark Twain, and will start
work on the first, "Puddin' Head Wil
son."
Helen Ware and William S. Hart di
vided the honors at the Knickerbocker
Theater when the new Griffith film was
first shown. This film, released
through The Triangle, is named "Cross
Currents." and marks the screen debut
of Miss Ware.
ORPHEUI
To-night—"Adele."
To-morrow, matinee and night "The
Cabaret Girls."
Friday, nifht only, December 3—"The
Unexpected," a farcical comedy.
Saturday, matinee and night, Decem
ber 4—Guy Bates Post in "Omar, the
Tentmaker."
Monday night, December «—"Outcast."
"ADELE"
Myrtle Jersey, who will be "Adele" in
the musical comedy of that name which
comes to the Orpheum to-night, is an
lowa girl, and her father has owned
and managed a theater In Ottumwa,
lowa, for many years. Her environment
inspired in her a love for the stage
work, which was encouraged by her
parents to the extent that thev" gave
her an exceptionally thorough musical
training, l»tli at home and abroad.
After appearing with De Wolf Hopper
in "Mr. Pickwick" and other produc
tions, she went to Australia two years
ago and made a most successful tour
of the cities of that continent in opera.
—Advertisement.
"THE UNEXPECTED"
In "The Unexpected." announced for
presentation at the Orpheum on Fridav
evening, local theatergoers are prom
ised the novelty of an opoortunity to
see and hear a celebrated Kreuch com
edy success done in English lu- a com
pany of well-known New York players.
VERV SEVERr
ITCHIMPIMPLES
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[ "The Unexpected" Is an adaptation
I from "Ues Surprises de Divorce," which
had a run of two years in Paris, by
Misg Martla Leonard, whose Greek
Theater at Mt. Kisco has brought her
name Into great prominence in the ar
tistic world. The seat sale opens to
day.—Advertisement.
til V BATES POST IX "OMAR. THE
TKJIT.MAKEH"
| Guy Bates Post in "Omar, the Tent
j maker," Richard Walton Tully's spec
tacular Persian romance, is scheduled
| to appear at the Orpheum Theater for
itwo performances, matinee and night,
Saturday.
[ Mr. Tully has based his play upon
| the life and times, Rubalyat of Omar
Khannani, the merry souled poet oi
the Eleventh Century, whose enchant
ing iiuatrains, as translated into Eng
lish verse by Edward Fitzgerald, are
affectionately known wherever the
English language is spoken. Especial
emphasis was laid by Mr. Tully upon
the engrossing love-life of Omar, and
the play contains some of the most at
tractive love scenes witnessed in a
number of seasons. The play bristles
with thrilling' action throughout, and
exciting escapade follows escapade in
fast sucession. The seat sale opens to
morrow.—Advertisement.
"OUTCAST"
The author of "Outcast," Henry
Hubert Davies. is already well known
to American theater-goers through his
delightful comedies, "Cousin Kate" and
"The Mollusc." Ills latest play. "Out
cast." Is one of the greatest Charles
Froliman-Klaw and Erlanger successes.
It has thrills as well as forceful pur
pose. There are big moments in the
play that choke with intense human
emotions. The London company that
will be seen here at the Orpheum. Mon
day night, is an organization that has
been lauded In superlatives by the
newspaper critics of all the leading
cities.—Advertisement.
MAJESTIC VAUDEVILLE
There's a tip afloat about town that
"The Fashion fchop" is the one best bet
of the Majesties new season. Such a
delightful "girlie" act hasn't been in
town since this same production scored
Ht the Orpheum a season or two ago.
The additions that are most noticeable
are the exquisite new gown and lin
gerie creations, that Hugo Jansen cre
ates upon living models while you wait.
The cast of beautiful models remains
the same as when this act was at the
.Orpheum. On the same bill are Kenny
and Holiis, two of the best known
comedians on the Keith circuit. These
fellows offer a hodgepodge of song and
nonsense called "The Fresh Freshies,"
*nd they have the town talking. If
you are in need of a euro for the blues,
you owe it to yourself to hurry 'round
to the Majestic to Bee Kenny and Hol
11s. A clever girl act. and Japanese
wonder performance, and an unusually
clever variety team, round out the
popular roster.—Advertisement.
"THE LAMB" AT THE COLONIAL
The famous Triangle drama. "The
I*tmb," and the unusual comedv with
four stars entitled "My Valet," which is
combined in the opening program of
the picture service superb now in
vogue at the Colonial, will be exhibited
; there for the last times to-day. Every
: theatergoer should see each of the two
programs of Triangle pictures that will
[ appear at the Colonial weekly. In de-
I tall they are always true and In each
! Instance they are the last word in act
ing. "The Lamb," for instance, which
stars the noted actor. Douglas Fair
banks, is said to have war scenes that
approach anything that was ever done
In fllmdom. In fact, the only equal these
scenes have are the war scenes in "The
Birth of a Nation," which was also di
rected by David W. Griffith. "My
Valet" stars Raymond Hitchcock, who
: : b said to be seen at his very best, and
•» has the supporting stars, Mabel
Normand. Mack Sennett and Fred Mace.
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HAZEL DAWK IX "CLARISSA" TODAY
A\D TOMORROW AT THE lIE
GEXT
Wednesday and Thursday Dante)
Frohman presents the popular star,
Hazel Dawn, as "Clarissa," a drama of
love and social intrigue, on the Para
mount program. The story relates the
experiences of Stephen Oambier, a
young attorney, who recovers from an
! accident in the home of an acquaint
ance, is detected in a compromising
situation with the young wife of his
elderly host by the wild-eyed husband,
who rushes forward to exact his re
venge. It is then that Clarissa, the
daughter of the family, who loves her
stepmother more than her father's
honor, tenders herself as a sacrifice to
Gambler for the sake of appearance. A
mock engagement ensues between
Clarissa and Gambier, and It Is vhlle
this is in force that he finds hliiself
under suspicion of having mur. ered
j one of his clients. It is due to Clar ssa's
[devotion and courage that matter i are
I straightened out favorablv to all
| Friday, one day only. "The Absei tee,"
I featuring Robert Edison. Critics and
clergy call it the best thing oi its
kind.—Advertisement,
WILLIAM FAHMM \T THE 1 IC
TOHIA TODAY IX "THK HllOh EX
LAW"
The photoplay feature entitled 'he
Broken Law." which was written i nd
produced by Oscar C. Apfel for VU-
Ham Fox, Is one of the most preti n
tlous and elaborate offerings that las
ever appeared on the screen. William
Farnum, long celebrated as a "legiti
mate" star and nio.-r recently attract
ing world-wide attention an h movie
ffcvorite, appears in the principal role.
The production Is big—big in theme,
; big In talent, big In settings: It Is l-e
--| plete with romance and situations of
dramatir intensity, and It is presented
| with the same fidelity to detail that
' characterizes all of the William Fox
1 features.
The action takes place" in England,
: about the year 1850, and the story i-on
isrns itself mainly with the destinies
of Daniel Esmond (Mr. Farnum);
Ursula, a gypsy girl; Lord Phillip Dun
can. and Isabel Berner, a wealthy Eng
lish girl.
Esmond, a novelist, decides to write
s. book about the Romanies, a band
of gypsies camping on his estate.
On the death of his father he learns
that he has a half-sister who is a
member of an unknown gypsy clan.
Hit makes a futile search for her and
finally Joins a gypsy band In order
t • prosecute Ills quest. In the course
of his wanderings he rescues Isabel
from drowning, and later discovers
1 that a mutual passion has developed
between them. Isabel, however, has
been promised in marriage to Loro
Duncan, a debauchee, whose fortunes
are on the wane.
i Esmond finally becomes chief of
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
the clan, but riot until he IIRS van
quished his rival. Gasper. Seeking
revenge. Ursula, a gypsy girl, who
has really been wronged by Lord
Duncan. Esmond and Ursula are
branded and whipped from camp.
Rather than marry Lord Duncan
Isabel flees from home and goes to
the gypsy camp. She Is captured, is
taken to the church to be married to
Lord Duncan, when
Oh. well it would amount almost to
sacrilege to disclose the ending. Suf
fice it to say, therefore, that the ac
tion moves swiftly and satisfactorily
to a gripping climax. that Ursula
proves to be Bdmond's half-sister,
and that Lord Duncan is overtaken by
retribution for having caused Ursula
to pay the gypsy penalty for "The
Broken Law.' —Advertisement.
WORKMAN INJURED
Adam Roth, aged 31, 1013 Cumber
land street, machinist's holper at the
Pennsylvania Railroad roundhouse
No. 1, had several bones in his left
foot fractured yesterday when a king
head from the front of a locomotive
fell and struck him.
ARE YOU SURE YOUR
KIDNEYS ARE HEALTHY?
Hundreds Are Suffering With Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It.
Backache, Rheumatic Pains and Bladder Misery Result
URIC ACID DEPOSITS CAUSE TROUBLE
NOTED AUTHORITIES TELL WHY
POISONOUS WASTE SHOULD
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How The Trouble Starts.
Everybody who eats meat has more or less uric acid in his blood.
L : ric acid is one of the kidneys' worst enemies. It forms a coating of
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make themselves felt in the back and joints and every fiber in the
body will soon be crying out that there is something wrong with the
[dumbing. Unless the danger signals are heeded at once the chances
are you will lay yourself open to severe attacks of diabetes, Bright's
disease or nephritis.
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JEWISH HOLIDAY
BEGINS TOMORROW
Observance of Feast of Dedica
tion Will Continue 8 Days;
Elaborate Preparations
Commencing at sundown to-morrow
evening, the Jewish people of the city
and the country at largo will institute
the observance of Hanukkah, or the
Feast of Dedication. Elaborate prepa
rations are being made by local He
brews for the celebration of the festi
val period which is one of the most
Important in the church calendar.
The ancient, ritual with which the
feast is celebrated will be enacted by
the various local congregations of the
Jewish people. The Festival Hanuk-
DECEMBER 1, 1915.
kah takes place on December 2, or
corresponding to the Hebrew date, the
twenty-fifth day of ICislev, and lasts
eight days.
A feature of the observance, which
is in commemoration of the victories
of the Maccabees over the Syrians, is
the lighting of eight menorah lamps,
one each night, during the period of
celebration.
In conformity with the ancient cus
toms of observing the festival, one of
the most beautiful features of the
celebration is participated in by the
children. In reality it is a children's
holiday and the children of the re
ligious schools celebrate it with elabo
rate festivities. In the homes songs
will accompany the kindling of the
lights and the ritualistic service of the
synagogue will be enhanced by the
recital of selected Psalms.
The occasion of the festival is one
of paramount historic significance to
the Jewish people. Antiochus, King of
Syria, in the second century before the
common era, aspired to dominate the
countries of the Bast. The Jews, de
voted to their religion and its morali
ties, resented the intrusion. Under the
THEMEN WHO WINTH^BATTLES
must be strong, healthy and robust. If their kidneys
were out of kilter the whole fighting
machine would go to smash.
I CLOGGED KIDNEYS
CAUSE MANY ILLS
Those twinges of pain in the back;
spots before the eyes; yellow skin;
shortness of breath; scalding, cloudy
urine: leg cramps; rheumatic pains;
dizzy headaches are mostly always sure
signs of kidney trouble. They often
mean that the kidneys are not properly
t Altering the Impurities of the blood.
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leadership of Judas Maccabeus they
met the Syrians on the battlefield and
after successive victories they achieved
their emancipation and re-established
the religious practices of their fore
fathers. True to the spirit of Judaism,
they proceeded at once to rededicat©
their temple.
A legend says that, at the rededi
cation exercises of the temple, a cruse
of oil filed every lamp so .that the
great edifice was resplendent with
light. This is signalized in the observ
ance of the festival by lights In the
homes, increasing with each passing
evening of the observance, culminating
with eight links on the eighth night.
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