VISIT
The Old Show Lot at
17th and Chestnut
Streets Next Week ,
THE
Col. Francis Fe r a r i
Shows United will fur
nish attractions. The
ROYAL
Fire Co. expect a week
of fun and frolic.
Harrisburg's Volun
teer
FIRE
Department receives
part of the proceeds of
all attractions, and as
sure you the Ferari
COMPANY'S
shows are all first class,
clean and moral.
The Bostock-Ferari
BIG
Wild Animal Arena is
a circus in itself, fero
cious Animals wonder
fully trained.
Beginning June 1 9th.
the
CARNIVAL
will continue all week.
Five popularity con
tests are going already.
See Diener's Window
on Market St. for par
ticulars.
VOTE NOW
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Paxtang Park
THEATER
The Gallerini Four
THE MASTER MOXARCHS OF
MUSIC
Evelyn May & Co.
I
The Youngers
EQUILIBRISTS
Gordon & Posty
CLASSY VAUDE VILLI AN S
Frank Gabby
VENTRILOQUIST
LADIES ADMITTED FREE THIS
EVENING
GRAND
FIREWORKS
DISPLAY
FRIDAY EVENING
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TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW
->lae Marnh and Tully Marahall
in
"A CHILD OF THE PARIS S
STREETS
A five-reel drama of mother love I
that every woman should see
FRED MACE
in a comedy that will pleas©
both old and young:, called
"BATHTUB PERILS"
Keystone Comedy In Two Reels
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THEATRICAL DIRECTORY
MAJESTIC Vaudeville and Motion
Pictures.
PAXTANG—-Vaudeville.
COLONIAL—"A Child of the Paris
Streets."
REGENT—"The Love Mask."
VICTORIA—"The Half Million Bride."
PLAYS A\D PLAYERS
Madge Kennedy will head the corn-
Rany which is to present the farce, "All
Ight Long," which the Shuberts will
soon produce.
Ralph Herz and Cecil Lean will be
aniong the auctioneers to sell the first
•night Winter Garden seats for the bene
fit of the Permanent Blind War Rellel
Fund at the Winter Garden next Tues
j day afternoon.
! An entertainment given entirely by
the blind children of the public schools
to°K pla.ee one evening last week at
the Washington Irving High School,
j New York City, when Shjeridah's "The
Rivals" was presented by eight pupils
of Wadleigh and DeWitt Clinton high
schools. Four of these eight children,
j whose ages range from 13 to. 17 years,
were totally blind the other four pos-
J sessed from 2 to 10 per cent, vision. To
i many persons In the audience there
was nothing to indicate that these chil
| dren could not see. They acted as na
i turally, as gracefully and with just as
, much expression as any perfectly nor
| mal children might have been expected
to do. Having carefully reconnoltered
I the limits of the stage they were able
I to find the exits easily with the aid of
some one calling from the wings. Their
j different parts had been copied from
j one volume of raised type or the play
| and learned and rehearsed during the
j regular school activities.
LOCAL THEATERS
A fantastic comedy, with music, en
| titled "Temptation," appearing at the
Majestic the first half
"Temptation" of this week, tells the
at Majestic story of the "Tempa
tion woman, who
dwells In a lurid nook of Hades, and
whose work is made up of luring men
there. After a time she becomes bored
by her work, so she tells Mephlsto that
unless he can furnish her some excite-
I ment to vary the monotony of her work,
[she will quit her Job. Mephisto goes in
to the midnight streets of New York to
] seek a man who will be able to resist
! her charms. Such a man Is found in
i the person of Murray Hill, a young j
| clubman, who has decided to seek con-
I solation In the night life because he
i was jilted by a wealthy society girl.
I Murray meets the "Temptation" wo-
J man, and the outcome of their meet
' ing is told by ten people. Four other 1
acts complete the bill.
j Map Marsh and Tully Marshall will j
J be co-starred to-day and to-morrow at ]
the Colonial Theater
I'lne Mnrsh nt in a new Ince.produc- |
j the Colonial tion entitled, "A Child
of the Paris Streets." I
| The interesting plot of this plav is laid !
jin the underworld of Paris. Mile. Dur- |
! frane, queen of the Apaches, pleads |
| with a judge to spare her boy, hut he ;
[ sentences her boy to the galleys. The !
I old woman swears revenge. She steals!
the judge's daughter, Julia, and raises i
her as a pickpocket. But heredity tells,
j and she rebels against her tutors, sue
j ceeds in running away, and finds shel-
I ter in the studio of an American, who
j is studying art in the Latin Quarter. He
| finds her there and falls in love with
her. and tries to protect her from the j
jvengeance of the gang. After many!
thrilling adventures he succeeds in re
storing her to her father, and wins I
her hand in marriage. Fred Mace will ;
present a new two-reel comedy, en
titled, "Bathtub Perils."
Cleo Ridgley and Wallace Reid will j
be seen In "The Love Mask" to-day and j
to-morrow.
"Th* I/ove Mask" The story of the
nt the Regent "Love Mask" has to
do with the adven
tures of Kate Kenner, who, owing to '
i the death of her parents. Is forced to |
; earn her living by panning gold. |
Through an accident Kate uncovers a I
lode of "virgin" gold. While having it I
; assayed, her claim is jumped by un
scrupulous miners. Kate takes her find
|to Deering. the local blacksmith and
I sheriff. While away, "Sliver Spurs." a'
notorious bandit, so-called on account I
|of his heel adornments, enters the!
I blacksmith shop, sees the reward for j
; his capture, steals the sheriff's watch
1 and disappears. This Is the beginning
I of the story.
! Wednesday and Thursday—Margue
, rite Clark will appear In a charming |
| photoplay based on the ponular and en
! chanting story, "Molly Make-Believe,"
j by Eleanor Hallowell Abbott.
This week's bill at the Paxtang Park !
Theater offers a headliner that has been
a feature attraction in
> Vaudeville most of America's lead- |
nt Pnjlanc ing vaudeville theaters.
but is entirely new to
Harrisburg. The act is the Gallerini
; Four. The Gallerinis present an in- I
strumental musical offering that the
city press gives credit for being about j
the best thing on the variety stage In
the way of musical entertainment.
Other acts that will appear on the I
new bill at the park plavhouse this |
evening will be: Evelyn C. May and i
company in a new comedy sketch; The '
Voitngers. European sensational equil
ibrists; Gordon and Posty and Frank !
Gabby, in a novel ventriloquist offer
ing
To-night will be ladies' night at the
park theater. All ladies will be admit"
ted free.
On Friday evening the park manage
ment will present the first free fire
works display of the season.
j To-day the Victoria presents an ori
! ginal photoplay In five acts. "The Half
Million Bride," fea- !
!At the Victoria turing Hamilton Re- j
Theater Today velle and Marguerite
Snow. In this so- [
cietv drama these artists are seen In
most powerful roles. It Is the old storv !
of riches and idleness. There will also I
be presented the fifth complete drama !
of that great series. "Who's Guilty?"
| featuring Tom Moore and Alice Nillson.
I Accompanied by the music of Bene- 1
f i -JI
AMUSEMENTS
To-day nnil To-morrow, CLEO
■mfil.RY A WAI.I.ACB HKID In a
photoplay of exciting adventure and
love,
| "THE IjOVE MASK."
Added Attraction Paramount-Bnr
ton Holmes Travelogue,
Wednenday and Thursday, MAR
GUERITE CLARK In
"MOLLY MAKE-BELIEVE."
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(MATS. 2:30 IQ.tIS<: EVEJJOTO 10-30IQ.ISKS^
George Damerel
and a bouquet of
pretty srlrla
In
"TEMPTATION"
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X§t2|j|Z 215 Market Street Opposite Courthouse
dlcto Corado's twenty-two-piece band,
the tooting of horns
Ferarl'a Showk and the raucous notes
Next Week of the ballyhoos 1
voices, the Royal Fire
Company's carnival will open at Sev
enteenth and Chestnut streets, on Mon
day, June 19, and continue one week.
The Colonel Francis Ferari Shows
United will provide the many midway
attractions.
Not only will the Bostock-Ferari
HARRISBURG MAENNERCHOR MEMBERS WHO WILL SING AT ALTOONA IN ANNUAL SONGFEST CONTEST
K. IBHF MEIHIEP ' * JBH
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—Photo by Dougnten.
! singers 1 "honors 1 Th°.°lirUt v'h«'^ a 2ln t^£?'. ri ; ~,bUr|r Maennerchor Socletv promlss to he a strong contender for prizes."" Las! 0 year °t he*
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w*ek, appearing in "he'Thofe X'urT a" Maennerchor Hal1 ' Nc "-th and Grace streets. The members who will pa«iclpate and who will ro "to AUoona° nlx^
; Pau. F ß o o n 8 l ., r Antho"y 8 " Kreld,er - Qeor * e Sutton ' Pro,eßßor A " ° Kuachwa. director; Edward Moesleln, Car, Ott. Augustus Seeger,
: B. Gibbon" 1 Ralph - Thomp.on Martin. Augustus Rose, Jack Beck. Joseph W. Look, Max Zahn, Gottlelb Stalger, John
i Uebhardt, Bw^art I GMdee? rman ' J °" n Klßcheld> Schubauer. Henry Mueller, E. E. Fuhrman. Clarence H. Slgler, William Furber, R. G. Llppman, John
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
Trained Wild Animal Arena be there,
but the most remarkable traveling elec
tric novelty of the age, the La Rose
Electric Fountain, will delight all who
see Its wondrous beauty.
There's the dog and pony circus, with
its attractive entertainment; the Hin
doo Mystic Temple, the Katzenjammer
Kastle, the Whip, the merry-go-round,
i the snake charmer and all the other
attractions. Including the Ferris Wheel,
which go to make up a regular car
nival.
In connection with the carnival Ave
contests are being conducted by the
Royal Fire Company—popular lady,
popular schoolboy, popular schoolgirl,
pretty baby, and homely man—the vari
ous prizes, all of which are handsome
and valuable, >re on exhibition In P.
G. Diener's window, In Market street.
JUNE 12, 1916.
Fell Into Lake
Hiss Helen Jackson, a student at
Central high school, fell through the
boat landing and was seriously Injured
Saturday alternoon at the Senior pic
nic at Hershey park.
Gen.
Hartranft
can link ||
a good name to a
cigar but that doesn't
make a cigar a good
smoke.
We satisfied ourselves
that we had a cigar
above the average nickel
quality before we linked
it to the name.
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