12 HAL SKELLEY AND THE BRIDESMAIDS IN "FLO-FLO," THE MOST DAZZLING AND GORGEOUS ssjs&fgitfs: ttarasus: *:xes." Al,o, FIo-F'o. the charming cofset mod*'* glve/™","?,.",! i t ,nc,dentall > ' umb.r. nothing but "perfect thirty- ORPHEIM an J to-morrow, matinee and night John cort offers the sea 'no S -no' !a!; ° nal musical comedy. Friday and Saturday, with dailv mati nees. May 10 and 11 "O™ the Wit n h°i,aly r "° n thC F ' rins ' A, . l ._ next we * k ; w >th daily matinees— Tarzan of the Apes." * MAJESTIC H:gh Grade of Vaudeville. COUIXIAI, of D,rth" ith sstore - v :n " Thf ?,on To-morow. Thursday and FVidav Nar-.mova in "Revelation." Saturday Edith Storev in "Treas ures of the Sea." _. J REGENT THvorct - Burke in "Let s Get a To-morrow only _ Mar- Miles Minte of the Red C Cro% d s"" " Th? Splr,t Thursday Friday and Saturdar—"The an -The S °" of . VICTORIA Ejiemy" Glaum in "An Alien To .:iS or^ w ~ Gladys Brockwell i n The Pevil s Wheel." and the fifth charter of "The Eagle's Eve.- I Thursday Peggy Hyland in "The TUESDAY EVENING, HXIUUSBURO iMMt XELBQIUIPH MAY 7. 1918 Debt of Honor and the fourth! I episode of "The Woman in the' _ VV eb. f r ,V? aj . ~ Tom Mix in "Western! Blood. I . Over 7.900 feet of genuine war pic | -ures. direct from the firing line and • taken by special permis '"e sion of the Italian Govern n.o" ment. will be shown at the' , Orpheum next Friday and -aturday. with daily matinees. The pictures will show the repulse of the Austrian and German troops after their invasion of Italy—most of the ngh.ting being done on the "Isonzo j River and the surrounding snow-clad ! A:ps. Many of the hardships encoun tered by the Italians are shown, es- peciallv by the sentry doing dutv on ' ;?^JI l 0 at an altitude of 10.000 feet The pictures are said to he the most instructive of the present war and give a truthful view of the war as it is seen on the other side "Our Boys In Service" has been in cluded on this program as an addd attraction. Seats will be placed on sale to-morrow morning for all per formances. "The Legion of Death." a timely drama dealing with Russian women ;n the trenches, is Edith Storey the Colonial Thea ln -The ter's feature at- I.cgion of Death" traction fo-dav. Talented Edith ' Storey is the star, and her acting, as usual, is artistic. An exceptionally' supporting cast has been selected for I this picture. 1 To-morrow. Thursday and Friday,! Alia Nazimova. the celebrated Russian I actress, who won world-wide fame in "War Brides." both on the stage and ■ on the screen, will be seen in a seven - I part production entitled "Revelation." taken from the storv. • The Rosebush of a Thousand Years." With the distinction of being among i the world's greatest magical enter tainers. The Great The Great Leon Leon and his com at the Majestic pany of "Wonder Workers." expon | ents of Hindu magic, are presenting a stupendous and verv entertaining spectacle in one act and two scenes. , They introduce a succession of baf fling and bewildering illusions, weird and uncanny mysteries, scenic sur- Victoria Theater LAST TIMES TO-DAY I.OUSE GLAIM In -AN ALIEN EXEMV To-morrow only—Cvladys Rrock- Tsrll In -The Devil's Wheel." alio I -The Eagle' Eye." Thursday only Peßgy Hyland In -The Debt of Honor" and "The Woman in the Weh." Friday. Tom Mix In "WESTERN BLOOD" Vietorla Price* Always: I 10c and 15c and War Tax v / i | prises and electrical effects- A big I feature of the act is one of the most daring, startling: and sensational illu sions ever attempted called "Kire and i Water." Farrell Taylor and Company are presenting a most entertaining comedy musical act. It is Quite a novelty and is full of good comedy and music. The musical part of the ' act is taken care of by Miss Reatrice i Diamond, an accomplished saxaphon ist. and Miss Carlena Diamond, who plays the harp. Claud and Marion Cleveland, pleasing young couple in a • bright song and patter skit: Charles Bradley, excellent comedy entertainer. MAJESTIC The Great Leon —A>D— "The Wonder Workers" The World** Grfatfut Magical Kntcrtainera Farrell Taylor & Co. PrrifilliK A Comedy \ arlety Sketch Entitled "The African Duke" 3 —Otter Hlnh-elaaa Features 3 and one other act complete the pro gram. Dainty Billie Burke was seen to splendid advantage in her latest photo-comedy. "Let's "Let"* Ret Get a Divorce," which ■ Illvorre** was displaved at the at Urgent Regent Theater yes terday. It will be shown again to-day. Patrons said that Miss Burke de picts in delightful fashion the ro mance of Cyprienne Marcey, a girl in a convent, whose romantic nature finds expression in numerous, harm less flirtations. She weds, becomes dissatisfied. demands a divorce, which she later refuses to accept and finally discovers the error of her ways and a reconciliation with her hus band follows. To-morrow only, charming Mary Miles Minter will appear in her latest success. "A Bit of Jade." A pretty girl found a necklace in her brother's overcoat pocket. She lost it on a mid nig.it lark. The man who found it recognized her as the girl he saw in the cafe on the day he had lost it There ensue many complications up to the moment that he puts the neck lace around her neck and tells of the Hindu legend. In addition to the fea ture "The Spirit of the Ued Cross." showing what is happening to our boys "over there," will be shown. An interesting fact about the photo-drama. "An Alien Enemy," in which Miss kouise I oul*e Glaum In Glaum makes her "An Allen Knemj" debut as star in Paralta Plays, and which will be shown at the Victoria Theater for the last times to-dav. is that the story opens in Berlin. "Ger many. but later the locale, featuring practically the same characters. is REGENT THEATER ORPHEUM Ssw NOW SHOWING POPULAR TOMOROW BEST *1 BILLIE BURKE MVRLNII ' ".VRS SJJJO In "LET'S GET A DIVORCE" JOHN CORT fount* (,"> T HE SEASON'S The Mriinßext atraln of UonieKtic Infelicity that ever crept Into it i 1/ SENSATIONAL SUCCESS happy romance shown in thh production. Admission 10c and 15c and war tax. To-morrow Only—Double Attraction tja: 1 IT f Mary Miles Minter pl"\^r IX B Y\ AND HER PERFECT BYI "A BIT OF JADE" 36 CHORUS IMRNA In wlilfh a charming Mlaa get* mixed np In n Jenel robbery, nnd falls 1 The Most Gorgeous and Dazzling Cos victim ... . HIM i... tumes Ev „ Displayed in a Musical Comedy "THE SPIRIT OF THE RED CROSS" P R I EP , Niffhfs Orchestra, $1.50. Show... „ha, U happening t„ our boy. -Over There." Wlg"fS Balcony, SI.OO, Gallery. g.y. Admission 10c and 15c and war tax _ T7T?TrAV A mm Extraordinary Double Attraction Days SATURDAY May 10-11 Thursday, Friday and Saturday MATINEES DAILY, 15c AND 25c MAETERLINCK'S A Motion Picture Direct From the Front "The Blue Bird" jOn The Isonzo Seeking Happlneaa, yon will he eneer to *ee Mneterllnck'a version of I the eternal atruKirle for If. J OR A production of urpa*tns; beauty, pleturlxed moat elaborately for /% rTll TTIa • J f , >r ( ,1 , ■ Arteraft. Shown in other eltlea for IV up to fI.OO. Un 1 11© T lFlllg LIIIC T? ltll Italy W WWMR , __ __ T THE MOST WONDERFUL AND INSTRUCTIVE tj.IL.IN JAM IN CHAPIN PICTURES OF THE PRESENT WAR In "THE SON OF DEMOCRACY" PRICES, NIGHTS, 15 C , 25c, 35c, 50c (My Flrat Jury) ———— Admission—Adults, 15c; Children 10c and war tax. I ATTRACTION ■ OUR BOYS IIV SERVICE moved to the United States, and at the end of the picture, through the de velopment of the plot, the scenes are laid in France, still with the same people enacting the principal roles. The atmosphere of all the scenes and the local color in the production are exquisite and give an air of real ism that makes the picture effective and impressive. Miss Glaum appears te advantage In the role of "Neysa Von Isrel." an American-born but Her man-bred girl, who Is sent to America as a member of the Central Powers' Intelligent Department. The picture was written especially for Miss Olauin by the Paralta staff author. Monte M. Katterjohn. and was staged under the direction of Wallace Wors le>\ Audiences yesterday welcomed this picture most cordially and greeted Ijouise Glaum in her debut with Par alta. As all of the predecessors made by this company, this production is of an extraordinary caliber. Harrisburg theatergoers feel that a Paralta Play is always one which canot bo missed. * 1 Regent Theater — Thursday. Friday & Saturday MAETERLINCK'S 'Theßlueßird' and BENJAMIN CHAPIN In "The Son of Democracy" Federation Speakers at Lucknow Tomorrow Speakers will ba on the golf links at Lucknow at noon to-morrow to bring the message of the American Federation of Labor to the Lucknow shopmen. It Is the desire of the speakers to have the men in Harrls burg become as soon as possible a part of the federation system on the Pennsylvania railroad, as It Is ex pected to have a delegation at Broad ! Street station by July 1 to make an ! j ORPHEUM THUR. MAY 9 The Monte Carlo Girls I.AKGIvST CAST OK ARTISTS IV BURLESQUE LADIES ATTIIK IN MATiXKK IVJC agreement and the support of all is needed to that end. Use McNeil'? Pain Exterminator—Ad. COLONIAL EDITH STOREY —IN— The Legion of Death Tills Picture Affords the Star the Best Opportunity of Her Career WED., TIIUR., FRI. THE GREAT _____ Nazimova In Her First ' * Picture Since Jm IN ' " jgj| REVELATION A POWERFUL STORY OF A WOMAN'S REDEMPTION
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