!A(V)UeSeM6DT6I SPLENDID ACTING IN 'THE OUTCAST' .Jeanne Eagels in Leading Kolc, ii ntl Capable Cast Please Orpheum Patrons '•There's no true woman's life to be found outside of marriage." So said Jpanne Easels, who played the leading i;ole in thr "Outcast" before a small, but appreciative audience at the Orpheum last evening:. As Miriam, the isrlrl who lintl once been cultured and retined, a happy and devoted young mother, driven through desertion to the basest depths, AHSM Kagels was superb. Frojn ihe minute she appeared on the stage in the tlrsi act, the audience was with her and were carried along through out the entire performance by her win .-ome portrayal of the part. Her emo tion. never exceeding moderate bounds, but tense in its fulness of self-expres sion. lent an enchantment to a rather sordid part that by her acting was lift ■ d f:>r above tlie least taint of sordid iKts. By tho very nature of the play, it could have been so acted as to be re volt ing but Miss Kagels and Harold \Yc»t. as Geoffrey, her lover, supported l'\ a capable cast, left no possible open ins for criticism from the most fastidi ous. The pathos of the leading lady's l po sition, so realistically expressed that it made it rather hard for some of the audience to maintain their composure, intermingled with the love strain which colored every bit of the actiiiK of the two leading characters, kept the audi ence on edge for tho beginning of each succeeding: act. Uarrishurg lias not for a long time enjoyed a more finished ietress than Miss Kagels, whose efforts last evening, if not adequately recog nized, at least won the hearts of the fprtunate ones who elected to break away from the movies for an evening. MAX ROBERTSON. ANDREW MACK Andrew Mack, the famous Irish comedian singer, will present his new liluy, "The Irish Dragoon," at the Or pheum next Saturday, matinee and night,—Advertisement. OHPHEHI Thursday, matinee ami night. Decem ber o—"Follies of Pleasure." i Bur lesque). Friday night, December 10—Wrestling Matches. Saturday, matinee and night, December 11—Andrew Mack in "The lrisii 1 >ragoon." Wednesday night. December 15—Ruth St. Denis, assisted by. Ted Shawn and a company of American and East Hindu Dancers. W HESTMM; MATCHES .lack Ozar, the middleweight cham pion wr. .-th r of the I'nited States, who next Friday evening meets Mort Hen derson at the OrpheUm Theater for the liest out of three falls, claims the repu tation of never having been thrown by any man. Ozar never yet lias met such .'i man as Henderson, however, and the claim of Henderson, that he will throw ozar twice in one hour, may be sub stantiated.—Advertisement. AT THE MAJESTIC No one who attended the Majestic Theater yesterday afternoon could he convinced that this country is going to suffer from a famine In toys. Loads of pretty toys were in evidence, some of them live toys, but most of them nice playthings that these human toys distributed to the little Majestic pa trons. The toys are given out to Young Harrlsburg at each matinee during the tirst three days of the week by the Ut ile members of the company that c.om prise Jesse It Easky's "Toylanders." •lames Reynolds, a popular singing comedian, has a line of clever and bright gags; Gertrude Dong, a winsome singing comedienne, presents a vocal turn that is easily the most novel of !he season. Frank Carmen lias some thing new each time around as an ex pert hooo roller, and then there's one or two others of almost equal import ance that complete the bill.— Advertise ment. AT THE COI.OMAI. A story of love and war eharacterlz < a by the quaint German atmosphere f university, court and palace was pre sented for the tirst time at the Colonial Theater yesterday, and it is only fair to say that no Trjangle play has been • xhibited there that surpassed, if ••lualed, this newest, of Mr. Griffith's triumphs. "Old Heidelberg" is its title tin its beautiful narrative is told b.v a list inguished cast beaded by Dorothy t.ish, Wallare Reld. Karl Formes, Ray mond Wells, J. W. McDermott and Eric von StroKlem. Among the striking Deafness Cannot bj local application*, m thoj* cannot ; •tlsruH'd portion of tbo ''a:-. There Is o:il.. w II y to cure dvnfij»v»n. mid thai Is by coiittiiiu • 1 remedies Deafnettft i# caused by LII iuflai « .million ' f the ißucotti lining of the Kuatachi Tube. 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J'WOMEN'S KID GLOVES q<| ' i 2 p AIR 0 F WOMEN'S /v m* 'I I Fully Worth $1.25 and Up X*l P j WA /^XIl IF,NE SILK HOSIERY II \ r >/nfir if» f\r nnn r<- i,ni r~ nn h./i r inirif rftnnrviw^ —>rr —< — scenes are those showing the turmoil when war is about to be declared, the assemblage of the mobs, the fight be tween angry citizens and troops and in a "cutback" war itself, Impllcable and terrible. Those who admire Griffith's wonderful battle pi 'tures in "The Birth of a Nation" will lind here the same pictorial beauty and dramatic, effective ness.—Advertisement. "A GIRI, or YESTERDAY" TODAY AT THE REGENT Mary Pickford, in "A Girl of Yester day." received the approval of a crowd ed house, yesterday, and the some pro duction will be shown to-day at the Kegent on the Paramount Program. Not only does "Little Mary" make her ' first appearance on the screen as an i aviatrlx. hut this production has the added distinction of introducing to the motion picture public the world-famed aviator, Glenn Martin, who makes his theoretical bow as motion picture player. To-morrow and Thursday Marie Doro. the popular Duncannon girl, who made her 'first appearance in the: movies in "The Morals of Marcus," re turns to the screen in a fanciful ro mance of the Orient, "The White | Pearl," by Edith Barnard Delano, au- ] thor of the recent screen success, ' "flags," in which Mary Pickford ! starred. The love interest of the story | develops from the ties between a young | American of rich parents, who falls in ' love with Nancy, daughter of a skip- I per. Tf you wish to see a truly charm ing and utterly captivating film pro duction, "The white Pearl will pro- BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. vide it. Paramount Travel Series will | also be shown on these two days.—Ad vertisement. WARY WILES WINTER IN "F.JIWY OF STORK'S .VEST." AT THE VICTORIA TOO At Our presentation to-day and yester day of this remarkable photoplay taken from the novel of the same name, by J. Breckenridge Ellis, is but another evi dence that this popular theater shows only the highest class of pictures ob tainable. All the pictures lor the Vic toria are now booked by the Stanley Booking Company, who also supply the features for forty-nine other high class theaters throughout the country. I Every Wednesday and Thursday are | Fox feature days at the Victoria, and only first run Fox features are shown. "Emmy of Stork's Nest," a live part photodraraa, unfolds a gripping story of the mountains. Mary Miles Minter, the youthful, captivating young actress, who although not quite 16 years old, already has won laurels enough to satisfy one twice her age, has substan • tially added to them In her charming I portrayal of the very human mountain girl, who is the heroine of the piece. Not since she met with such sweeping success in the title role of "The Littlest i Rebel." in which she starred with Wil ■ 11am and Dustln Farnum, has she had a part so well fitted for her bewitching and entrancing personality. Although t ! this is only the second screen produc tion In which Miss Minter has appear- ) ed under Metro auspices—"Always In the Way" being the first—she has dem- I onstrated that she possesses the rare gift of capturing the hearts of her audience Immediately upon her appear- I ante on the screen.—Advertisement. International Trade Speakers Suggest Credit System For Foreigners By .Associated Press New Vork. Dec. 7. Treaties be- I Awcen the United States and European I HAKRISBURG OflS& TELEGRAPH belligerents after the establishment in i America of a credit system for foreign buyers and tlye popualrization for for eign investments throughout the coun try were suggested to-day by speakers at the international Trade Conference. The conference is hekl under tiie au Paul's Shoe Store 11 N. 4th St. WE ALWAYS have \ *iw a com^ort shoe for the woman I *! u who says, " I place comfort \\ / *\l above everything," but she gets \\ ( \ style just the same—and it doesn't \ \ seem to hurt a bit. I , Our flexible-sole La France jj shoe does it. jj spices of the Notional Association of Manufacturers. John Bassctt Moore, formerly cousel lor of the State Department, said it is probable that after the war, the United States will find it necessary to revise or supplement its commercial treaties with belligerent European nations. DECEMBER 7, 1915. >S*/VVV\*»N>VV*VVVVVVVVVVVV**VVVWWV»V»V\. 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