In the Realms
j -
Art, and Instruction., t
Scene from "Chaplin Revue of 1916," showing to-day at the Regent.
ORPHEUM—Friday, matinee and night,
, October 27—Return engagement of
Arthur Hammerstein's musical play,
"Katinka."
Saturday, matinee and night, October
-S—"Bringing Up Father in Politics."
MAJESTlC—Vaudeville.
AMUSEMENTS
~ V
Crowds wltneaa "Choplln lifme
of 1D1G"
To-day—Lost Opportunity to See
"Chaplin Revue of 1916"
nlth the world's greatest comedian,
Charlie Chaplin
In five reels.
Pntho* adds to Chaplin comedy
element.
Added Attraction:
PARAMOUNT I'KTOGRAPHS
TO-MORROW
Donble Attraction
Nat. C. Goodwin
the world'* famous nctor, In
"A WALL STREET TRAGEDY"
nnd
BILI.IE HtHKE
In the Nineteenth Chapter of
"GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
("Her Vow Kullllled"*
ORPHEUM
TO-DAY fS
THE SPEEDIEST SHOW IX
HIRLESQIE
FRENCH
FROLICS
WITH LEW DALEY AXD
HARRY FIELDS
See the Ileauty fhoru* on the
Glajta Itunwaj.
Oct. 28
SEATS TO-DAY
Bringing
p Up
Politics
S.V nnd sc; Eve.. -.*. c to |.QO
ORPHEUM'
TO-MORROW
Matinee SI.OO
ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN
rt. i ARM
AUTHOR 8 Of *HIOM OINKI "AND "THE nBOIV
or YUBMTH' nuTnts. NEWYDRT
MGHT PRICKS, 2r,e to *I.OO
AUGMENTED OIICHESTRA
Mme. Gad ski |igjnpppqgMp*|
Frlda v F,> rnlng,
Seata on Monday flr Jb
rqjyBSZBB TO-DAY ONLY
fmff "The Flower of Faith" The Unwritten Law
Ml Deaorlbed by prominent clergymen na a living aeimon. featuring
ft* '* mi Sce n, Bbt rider*—bettor than In "Ilirth of a Nation." HEATKI/, MICHEI.ENI
K-3 MM TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY Taken from the plnr—ln 8 parta.
||l MM __ . A __ WEDNESDAY NOV. 1
RILF RA KIMBALL YOUNG E h Sothern
mff "The Dark; Silence" £
Five acta, directed by Albert CinppnUnl ti( "The Common I, an" "TUB CHA'STKO
ALSO "TDK SHIELDING SHADOW" Thla piny waa ahcan to 1 <I,OOO pea.
Thla advertisement nnd S eentu will ndmlt one to the Yletorla pie In one day at Strand
October 2<l. T Theater, New York
THURSDAY EVENING',
COLONlAL—"Daredevil Kate."
GRAND—"Those Who Toil."
REQENT—"Chaplin Revue 191."
VICTORIA—"The Flower of Faith." • !
Otto Hauerbach and Rudolf Friml, j
the authors of Arthur Hammerstein's I
latest musical success, ]
"Katlnka" "Ivatinka." seem to bo an i
inexhaustible well of i
musical jollity. It seldom happens that I
three successes so decided as "The Fire- j
fly. "High Jinks" and Katinka," follow I
in rapid and uninterrupted succession, j
These two men are fast earning a repu
tation among American musical comedy !
producers similar to that formerly en- |
joyed in England by Gilbert and Sulli- j
van. Their latest offering, "Katinka," j
will be presented by Arthur Hammer- |
stein at the Orpheum for a special re- j
turn engagement to-morrow, matinee |
and night.
! "Father in Politics," is the title of
the second edition of George McManus'
famous comedies pro
•'Brinclns I'p duced by Gus Hill, the
Father" dean of cartoon musi
cal shows. "Bringing 1
I'p Father" is now seen daily in more i
(than 500 newspapers throughout the
I'nited States and Canada. "Bringing 1
I'p Father" appears at the Orpheum, 1
Saturday, matinee and nisht. "Father," i
I with his campaign manager, "Mother."
and the ward healer, "Buck Harding."
| will keep you in liysterial langhter for
two mortal hours.
I "A woman artist needs the home I
j more than the home needs her," Is the I
firm conviction of Madame Jo
] hanna Gadski. "Happy sur- |
GaU.ki roundlngs are absolutely es- j
sential to the development of i
j a great artist, and it is through con
tented marriage that every woman. |
! whether artistic or not. finds her chief
! solace. Madame Gadski makes her first
j appearance in Harrisburg the evening of j
! November 3 as the initial number of the
Friday Evening Musical Course, which
is under the direction of Gayle Bur- !
I lingame.
Much favorable comment Is being
heard concerning the low prices that
are to prevail dur
"llother Goose" ing the engagement
nt Majestic of "Mother Goose,"
the last half of this
week at the Majestic Theater. This
musical comedy attraction, which plav
ed the Orpheum a month ago at $1
prices, will be shown at the above nam
ed theater for 10, 15 and 25 cents. The
company, which numbers twentv, most
ly girls, features the celebrated come
dian. J. C. Mack, who originated the
character of "Mother Goose'' on the
stage. If you want to recall the sweet
memories of childhood, don't fail to
see this attraction. A group of hand
some chorus girls furnish the singing
find dancing in the show, while every
thing has been done to make the stage
settings as beautiful as possible.
Beautiful "Virginia Pearson, who will |
be pleasantly remembered for her work
in a couple of the best of j
Vinrlnla William Fox pictures that '
Pearson have been seen at the Colo- I
at the itial Theater in the last few
I Colonial weeks, was seen yesterday j
in a new six-part feature
| called "Daredevil Kate," which will be
[shown for the last times to-night. A I
I nowerful love story, told in the usual i
| Fox style, that cannot help but please |
i lovers of Rood, clean romances. "Into i
the Pit." the twelfth chapter of "The j
< j rip of Fvil." adds another interest- ,
ins. complete chapter to the famous I
picture that is sen every week. Fri- I
, 'lay and Saturday. Dorothy Dalton will
j he presented in a new plav hv Thos H
; Ince entitled "The .Tunsrle Girl." A plav
' that opens ill the wilds of the South !
1 American lunge and ends in the man
| sions of New York. Mack Swain, in a
j new two-reel Kevstone coniedv, called !
"Ambrose's Rapid Rise," will be seen
i on the same program.
Not a vacant seat was to be found at
AMUSEMENTS
VIRGINIA PEARSON
, "Daredevil Kate 1 '
. A rtul-stJrr!nn: mtorr of a Homfln'ii
rfdfniptlOQ,
Added Attraction:
"Into the Pit"
twelfth episode of
"THE GRIP OF EVIL"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
DOROTHY DALTON
"The Jungle Girl"
A Motion Picture of the very
Highest Type.
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1 the commodious Regent, last night.
where "Chaplin Revue of
••Chaplin 191G" was being shown.
Itevue Those unable to see it yes-
I of mi- terday will have a last op
ut Urgent portunity to do so to-day.
Comedy Is founded on
j contrasts. To upset, dignity or to halt
'any serious purpose with sudden vio
| ]en<-e is sufficient to bring a laugh in
! real life as on the screen. It is just
j such—the blending of serious, almost pa-
I thtlc situations, with some ridiculous
happenings—that makes "Chaplin Re
! vue of 1916" the greatest comedy in the
historv of the film. It has been con
structed in five acts, the only Chap
lin released In five reels.
To-morrow —Nat C. Goodwin, long
AMUSEMENTS
GRAND THEATER
U2A Derry Street
TO-M<;HT
NANCE O'XF.II, In
'•THOSE WHO TOII,"
In Ave net*
Also CHAHI.IE CHAPI.IN In
"THE fOIXT'
said to be n wrum from start to
finish.
MM! KKKI,S IX AM,
Music on our new Mnrller Pipe
Organ by Rrof. C. W. Wnllacr, the
; blind orgnnlst.
ttKRRISBURG USS& TELEGRAPH
recognized as the loading figure In
American theatrical history, is present
ed as the featured player in a thrilling
drama. 1 A Wall Street Tragedy."
r.illie Burke, In the nineteenth chap
-1 tor of "Gloria's Romance." will also be
; presented. In this, the next to the last
I episode of tlio serial, Gloria learns the
I truth about the murder of Freneau.
This chapter is entitled "Her Vow Ful-
I filled."
*
i Backed by the endorsement of clergy
men and prominent educators of larger
cities. "The Flower of
"Flower of Faith." described by
Faith" at well-known ministers of
| Victoria tbe gosncl as "a. living
sermon." will be the at
traction at the Victoria Theater to-day
only.
! "The Flower of Faith.' a living ser
mon, is one of those clean and whole
some stories from the seamy side of
life as it is lived among that great mul
titude of humanity known as the mid
dle class. The prominent part of this
■s— —■— mmm aw
AMUSEMENTS
WILMEft & VINCENT VAUDEVILLE
iMVT3.2:3OIQ.t Ist: EVE.7:3Otc lOSOJfIJS i?<</
rffch. CD □
W 01 0]
L- § 0
m s H b
i Wki y m ii
A Dollar Show
' , Majestic Price*
| 3 Times Daily-2.30, 7.30 & 9
Patron* at the Unit evening nhou
are urged to be In their weata at 7.30,
o an to nltneM the entire perform
ance from the atari.
I
| play is being taken by Miss Jane Grey.
| It combines scenes of simple country
life with stirring incidents of the fron
j tier. It culminates with a gathering of
j night ridc-rs, said to be even better than
j in "The Birth of a Nation," and a mag
| nificant storm scene. To-morrow and
| Saturday, Clara Kimball Young in "The
Dark S-ilence," will bo shown in a five
part feature. "The Shielding Shadow"
will also be shown. Monday and Tues
day, next weelc, the "Unwritten l>aw,"
i featuring Beati-in Michelena, will bo
| shown in an eight-reel powerful fea
ture. Ijower floor for this attraction
| will be 20 cents; balconv, 10 cents; chil
| dren, 10 rents. For Wednesday only,
K. H. Sothern In "The Chattel." sup
ported by Peggy Hyland, the famous
! Fngiish actress, will be shown. Special
| music will accompany all these large
I productions, to be rendered by Profes
sor. William P. Mcßride.
COKE JUMPS 100 PEK CENT.
Pittsburgh. Oct. 26. Steel mills
as well as other manufacturing plants
throughout the Pittsburgh district face
a serious situation to-day as the re
sult of an advance of nearly 100 per
cent. within the last two weeks In
the prico of furnace coke, together
j with a jump in the price of coal. If
the cost of fuel goes much higher, It
was declared possible that some fur
naces would be banked for the present
because the price of pig iron has not
kept pace with the advance in coke.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury
' u mercury will snrely destroy the nnie of smell
] and completely derange tbe whole system when
entering it through the mucoua surfaces. Such
articles should uerer be used except on prescrip
tions from reputable physlcisns. as the damage
they will do Is teu fold to tbe good }ou can pos
sibly derive from thein. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. 0..
! contains no mercury, and in taken internally,
I acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
| Cure be sure you get the genuine. It Is taken
[ Internslly and msde In Toledo, Ohio, hy K. J.
j Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
! Bold by Druggists. Price, 75c. per buttle.
I Taka Hall's Family rills for ccnstlpatloa.
OCTOBER 26, 1916.
DOROTHY DAI/TON
Tn "The Jungle Child," nt the Colonial
Theater to-morrow and Saturday.
Western Election Frauds
Are Being Investigated
Washington, Oct. 26. —New Impetus
to the federal Inquiry Into election
frauds was given to-dfty with the ap
pointment of Frank C. Dalley, of In
dianapolis, formerly United States at
torney for ths district of Indiana, as
special assistant to the attorney gen
eral In charge of Investigations of
election law violations In Indiana,
Ohio and Illinois. Assistant Attorney
General Graham will have charge of
the Washington end of the Investiga
tion.
Official announcement of the ap
pointment came at the end of a con
ference here yesterday between Attor
ney General Gregory, Mr. Dalley and
Senator Taggart, of Indiana. Numer
ous reports of frauds In elections for
federal offices in the Middle West had
reached the Department of Justice.
EDESON SEEN IN
A NEW DRAMA
"His Brother's Keeper" a Tense
Drama Presented With Most
Excellent Cast
One of the best plays ever presented
in Harrisburg, was enjoyed yesterday
afternoon and last night at the Or
pheuin Theater, with Kobert Bdeson
I playing the leading part in "His Broth-i
er s Keeper."
( During the entire four acts the in
| terest in the play never waned a nio-
I ment. Full of tense climaxes as the
I story moved on, with a bit of humor to
prevent monotony, "Ills Brother's
Keeper" proved to be one of the finest
[dramatic offerings of recent years.
Rarely |s there an opportunity such as
i the one of yesterday to enjoy an ex
cellent play, with a well-nigh perfect
cast to present It.
The story, which is not for youthful
minds, though not in the least objec
tionable, is one of a man's great sacri
fice for the sske of his brother, whoso
waywardness almost wrecked the Ufa
of an adopted sister. Robert Edeson,
ever popular, was In the role of a
metropolitan physician, Dr. Campbell,
whose love for doing good, and sacrific
ing himself, was responsible for the
success of the play.
Supporting him were: Miss Stella
Archer, as the woman he loved; Wilfred
Lytell, as her brother; Miss Ann Mac-
Donald. as a wronged woman, who be
came the wife of Dr. Campbell; Jerome
Dawler, as a brother of Dr. Campbell,
whoso wrongdoing caused ills brother's
greatest sacrifice; A. S. Byron. In the
role of a retired politician seeking di
version; Miss Alice Fleming, as a nurse
In Dr. Campbell's office; Mis* De Wolf
New Comb, one of the physician's pati
ents; Miss Ada C. Nevll, as a spinster
and village gossip; Hallet Boaworth, as
a country doctor, who used morphine
rather freely in prescriptions, and Miss
Msbel Cruthers, a flippant housemaid.
The play and players received hearty
applause from well pleased audiences
who appreciated the entire presenta
tion.
MAX ROBERTSON.
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