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AMUSEMENTS
WILMER & VINCENT VAUDEVILLE
I MATS- 8:3010.1.15<: EVE. 7:30t0 10:30 10.15.mJ
"The Devil's Daughter"
A MUSICAL COMEDY EVENT
and
FOUR OTHEB EXCELLENT ACTS
Thnraday Friday Saturday
A NEW BILL OF VAUDEVILLE
and
The PATRIOT-WU.MER VINCENT
NEWS PICTURES OF THE
DEPARTURE OF THE
HARRISBI R4i TROOPS
nnd
MOVIES OF THE TELEGRAPH
OUTING FOR CHII.DREN
AT PAXTANG PARK
V
HllWklMP
The Cooleat Theater in the City
TO-DAY A\D TO-MORROW
NORMA TALMADE
In
"GOING STRAIfiHT"
A Powerful 5-Recl Drama of
Mother Love
MACK SWAIN
"AMBROSE'S CUP OF WOE"
A Screaming; 2-lteel Keystone
Comedy
WEDNESDAY AMD THt It SUA V
William Fox Prexent*
WII.I.IAM FARN I M
In
"A MAN OF SORROW"
V »
l.aat day—"AN ALIEN,** featuring
GEORGE RERAN.
\dded Attraction l'aramoun
t Holme* Travel Picture*.
To-morrow and Thurmlny, PAUL
INE FREDERICK In a picturlzatlon
of "THE MOMENT BEFORE."
\dded Attraction Paramount
Pictography.
FRIDAY, the flrnt and teconil
of "GLORIA'S ROMANCE."
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■ MIONON ANDERSON
P • *Wm In n S-act photoplay.
"THE CITY OF
A Story of a Young;
Jw< Woman'* Tante for
HT T » New York Life
m/WEIB TO-MORROW
"TIIE MYSTERIES OF
MVRA"
THURSDAY
"THE LAW DECIDES"
A. FVitgafcur
TUESDAY EVENING,
§AMUSE]ftMßrisfly
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY
MAJESTlC—Vaudeville,
PAXTANG—Vaudeville.
COLONIAL—"Going Straight."
NATIONAL—"A Fool's Paradise."
REGENT—"An Allen."
VICTORIA—"The City of Illusion."
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
"Justice," the last of the typical win
ter shows In New York, will close at
the end of the week. Following close
upon the closing of many dramatic
companies, vaudeville is to profit.
Minnie Dupree has a new playlet, and
within a fortnight Whitford Kane will
make a debut in the popular form of
entertainment with a classical playlet
of the lighter sort, "Lonesome Like."
Luna Park, down at Coney, contem
plates, it is announced, a summer ice
skating rink. Plans are. it is claimed,
now being drawn for a subterranean
entrance and underground rink
throughout the west end of the park.
Popular decorations and lighting ef
fects will be made.
"A Milk White Flag." one of Hoyt's
comedies, will be a feature of the Selig
motion picture program announced
for week of July 10. Otis Harlan and a
carefully selected cast'furnish the fun.
A largo audience filled the Paxtang
playhouse, last evening, and an ex
cellent vaudeville bill was
Paxtana the offerinsr. Evlyn May
Park and company offered a
Vaudeville new comedy sketch this
week, entitled "Much at
Home." Miss May wrote this little
comedy for herself, and the way in
which the park audience received her
effort last evening certainly must
have been gratifying to the authoress.
Zeida and Hoot were seen in a spec
tacular offering called "The Fiery
Dragon and the Owl," that is something
new and pleasing in the line of contor
tion acts. Fontaine, vaudeville's ballad
singer, lived up to her reputation. Bill
Morse, a blackface comedian with songs
and stories, and Gordon and Day, pre
senting "Antics in Cycleland," complet
ed the bill.
Fireworks will he offered as an extra
attraction at the park on Friday even
ing.
If you were married to a man much
older lhan yourself, but who loved you
devotedly and provid
"The City "d for you the best
of Illusion." that money and good
Vlctorln Today judgment could se
cure, even though you
were not sure that you loved him,
would you sacrifice all ''our future hap
piness for a taste of life in gay New
York? Mignon Anderson answers tbis
question in "The Citv of Illusion."
Frank Daniels, In another of his com
edies. will also be shown to-day. For
to-morrow Howard Estabrook and Jean
Sothern in part nine of "The Mysteries
of Mvra." as well as Helen Holmes, in
"The Girl and the Game."
Norma Talmadge will be seen at the
Colonial Theater in her latest Triangle
release. "Going
"Oolnc straight" Straight." A pic
nt the Colonial ture of mother love
that will interest
from start to finish. Miss Talmadge
takes the part of a wife whose husband
would sooner go to prison for life than
haie her disgraced. During the action
of the play Miss Talmadge wears sev
eral very pretty gowns.
The laugh is provided by a new two
reel Keystone comedy called "Am
brose's Cup of Woe," which features the
well-known comedian, "Mack Swain.
Automobile smashups and runaways
are found in this new comedy. On
Wednesday and Thursday William Fox
will resent his new six-reel produc
tion, entitled "A Man of Sorrow."
"The Allen." an eight-reel picture
expanded from the vaudeville sketch,
"The Sign of the
tieorgc Relian Rose," in which Mr.
In "An Allen" Beban has appeared so
many times, will be
shown for the last time to-day at the
Regent. The story is of a poor Italian
who loved his little daughter, and
grieved when she met an untimely
death under the wheels of an automo
bile.
Suppose you were a woman longing
for love and sympathy and found your
self married to a hard-hearted villain.
Would you take the same course that
a gvpsy maid, Madge by name, pursues
in the new production on the Para
mount program. "The Moment Before."
Perhapß you would endure the trials
this unfortunate little woman under
goes? These and many other questions
will be answered by Pauline Fredeirck,
who plays the leading role of Madge in
this romantic photoplay based upon
Israel Zangwill's "The Moment Before,"
shown at the Regent to-morrow and
Thursday.
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cursion tickets to Carlisle on Wednes
day, June 2R, at rate of 60 cents for the
round trip from Harrishurg, limited to
date of issue, on account of thp unveil
ing of the Molly Pitcher Monument.
For time of trains consult Ticket
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AMUSEMENTS
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Paxtang Park
THEATER
MATINEE & NIGHT
Fontaine
Vaudeville's frontier Entertainer
Evelyn May & Co.
in
MUCH at HOME
4—Other Standard Aels—4
FIREWORKS
FRIDAY EVE.
National Theater
Sixth and Dauphin Sta.
SHOWING TO-DAY
A FOOL'S
PARADISE
Thia la the aequel to "A Fool
There Was"
DOXT MISS IT!
Alao "MYSTERIES OF MYRA." *"
> ■■■ II H I
He
Social Abates
Story No. 10
Unmasking a Rascal
Plot by George Bronton Howard.
Novelization by Hugh C. Weir.
Copyright Kalem Company.
(Continued from Yesterday.)
"You—you frighten mo! I really be
lieve that you do love me!"
'"Love you?" cried Fuller. "If you
only knew how much Ido care! If you
only knew—"
Through the flat paaled suddenly the
electric bell. Fuller started back with
c. scowl, and Mary's hands flashed In
stinctively to her hair.
"I wonder who that can be?" she
murmured, as she looked at a mirror.
The bell continued to ring, and she
hurried to the door—to reveal the fig
ure of Mona In the corridor outside.
The other girl entered with a torrent
of superlative feminine adjectives. It
was not until her arms were about
Mary's neck In an exaggerated hug
that she noticed, or affected to notice
the sulky figure of Fuller in the room.
She drew back with a little gasp.
"I didn't know that you had com
pany, dear. I thought I would drop In
for a little chat, but maybe this is a
case where two is company, and thre»
U—"
Mona Receivt the Monty from
Fuller.
"You can be the first to congratulate
i me!" broke in Mary proudly, stepping
i back. "Mr. Winters has Just asked me
to be his wife;"
Mona whirled, and stood surveying
the shrinking figure of the banker,
who recoiled before her flashing eyes.
"So you have tried to deceive the
girl, have you, Mr. Winters?" she
| sneered. "1 rather guess I was just in
time, Mary! Do you know who thia
man is?"
"What do you mean?"
"I mean that his name Is not Win
ters, but Fuller—and he already has
one wife!"
I "Oh, you can't be telling me the
truth? You can't be!" wailed Mary.
And then she turned plteously toward
! Fuller. "Say this isn t so! Say that
;it is all a lie—a wicked lie! Why
don't you say something?"
Fuller shuffled his feet uneasily, and
then, seeing that Mona had turned, he
i tried to slip between her and the wall,
and thus gain the door. But the girl
was too swift for him. He found
himself staring into the muzzle of a
i revolver.
"I warn you that I shall shoot!" she
•aid grimly. "You are to stay here for
( the present, my friend! I am not done
[ with you—not by any means!"
She picked up the receiver of the
telephone, and called a number into the
I transmitter. It was the signal to
Ralph Stokes, and a few moments later
that energetic young man stepped into
the room and stood surveving the
group uncertainly.
"Tnis is Mr. Amesbury of The Even
ing; Star," said Mona, Introducing the
caller to Mary. "We have a rather
interesting bit of news for you, my
| friend!" And she made the other ac
i qualnted in a few rapid sentences with
I the story of Fuller's masquerade, and
his proposal to her chum under the
alias of Winters. Fuller withdrew to
} the background, staring glumly from
j the window. Suddenly he turned
"This farce has gone far enough!" he
grated. "You are trying to blackmail
me, all of you! Tou must think lam a
; Reuben to let you get away with itl
; Publish anything you please—but al
i ways remember that I have a reputa
tion for business integrity behind
j me, and that I shall denounce it all
as a lie, and sue for libel.''
For a moment Mona stared at ht»n
•llently. She knew that the man spoke
the truth—that If it came to a ques
tion of veracity he had nothing to fear.
She turned again to the telephone, and
epoke into the receiver the number of
j Fuller's residence. She heard the
banker's muttered curse behind her as
i she requested the butler to call Mrs.
< Fuller, and the next moment he raised
1 his voice sullenly.
"Come away from that telophone!
j T°u win! Now, how much do you
I Want?"
"Fifteen thousand!" said Mona cold
i ly, without moving. For another mo-*
J ment Fuller hesitated, and then drew
! his check book brom his pocket,
i "Will a check do?" he asked Iron
ically.
"It will notl" snapped Mona. "Call a
messenger from your bank to bring
over the cash. You can fix up the de
tails later!"
"Well—you are a cool one!"
"So were you when you robbed poor
Minnie Meadows of her dead father's
money!"
Fuller's face went ashen. Without
another word, he stepped to the tele
phone, and gave the necessary, in
structions to his bank. Even when
the messenger appeared with the
§acket of crisp bills In a small leather
ag, and Fuller had duly receipted for
them, the thoroughly cowed banker did
not break the silence. He counted out
the contents of the packets, and picked
up his hat. At the door he made a
movement as though to speak, and then
with a bitter shrug, passed on Into the
hall, and slammed the door behind him.
Mary turned to Mona with a little
| Cry of relief.
"Oh, I am so glad it is all over!" she
breathed.
Tho more practical Mona was stow
ing the bank bills Into a drawer of
their writing desk.
"Now it is up to us to find Minnie
Meadows and give back to her part of
what was stolen! I couldn't touch a
dollar of this money, myself!"
"Nor I!" agreed Mary with a Uttle
•hlver.
"Well, if that is the case, suppose
you both come out and have dinner
With me," invited Stokes. "I know a
lltt'e Italian restaurant where we can
eat the whole bill of fare for 60
cental"
TELE END. i
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REVIEW OF !
MAJESTIC BILL
A Bill That Has Variety
Aplenty and Much That Is
Good in Diversion
Over at the Majestic for the first
half of the week there is a bill that
is made up of quite a hit of variety, j
and throughout the bill there is a note i
of pleasing quality from clever work
on the part of the performers. The
bill opens with a comedy bicycle act
by Broelus and Brown. The work
these two do is sufficient to make them
a welcome attraction for it differs!
quite a bit from the ordinary run of
these acts. The Clover Leaf Trio Is
listed as a fun-making song group
new to Harrisburg. The general opin
ion of the audience was "come again." j
And they should, for they sing well:
and they provide corking good diver- .
sions. "Who Said Peace" Is the next
act done by Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mc-
Cann. The playlet is evidently an at
tempt to provide a sketch on the lead
ing aueatioa oi Uie hour, but the act
is rather inclined to be a bit weak and
unconclusive because of counter
'themes. Hop'.clns Axtell & Co. present
a comedy sketch which even though
11seen in this city before is still good
for many laughs, and they were in evi
dence last night. The bill closes with
j "The Devil's Daughter." hut that's
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JUNE 27, 1916.
only the title. For the act doesn't
stick very closely to the title, except
In scenery. There's a rough and tum
ble chorus, and some clever novelties
Introduced anrl some good comedy by
Joe Rolle.v. But in all, the act Is rather!
a spectacle than an act, but It pleases
and that's the main object.
I MAX ROBERTSON. j
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