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Nov. 9 FOB THE FOLLOWING DISTRICTS llotrte No. 84 Market odd to Subway. Route No. 85 Market, odd from 801.

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voir. Wat eh Daily Announcements for warning date of. expiration In roar district. Ulajninatlon Is one of the best forms of Burglar Insurance. Born a light each night keep the burglars away.

Harrisburg Light and Power Co. THE HOIK 6r MODERN P0ITEB TUESDAY EVENING HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH NOVEMBER 8, 1927 'LOVES OF CARMEN' AT COLONIAL WITH DOLORES DEL RIO mj gU I kJ Mna tOLOWMUO or CARMEN' mDONMVAMDO: win i ah KK Armaxm "The Loves of Carmen" playing this week at the Colonial Is very different in intrpretation from the operatic form of the same story. The gitano atmosphere is well carried off, on the whole, but the final tragic scene falls a little short. Victor McLaglen, playing the part of "Escamillo," toreador, and toast of all Spain, does the best acting in the picture. He hadn't the scope that "What Price Glory" gave him, but he made a splendid bull fighter.

His gestures, and his free use of a rich Spanish inventive were a Joy to behold. Dolores Del Rio, "Carmen" is at her best as the Gitano. Some of her acting savors of over directing, rather than the free spirit of the tempestous gipsy. She does better work, on the whole, than she did in "Resurrection." Dolores Del Rio is added charm of a lovely smile and plenty of vivacity. Don Alvarado playing the fart of the unfortunate "Jose" makes a dashing officer, and a pathetic gipsy.

He struggles with a part that is too much lor him. The picture carries with it scenes of the gay life of old Seville, mom ments that are intense, flashes of swift moving drama, yet even the central figure does not seem sufficient to mold into a complete whole. 1 The Mack Sepnett comedy, with Madeline Hurlock, and Billy Bevan, is really funny. There is enough slapstick, even pie throwing, and the usual complicated moments are amusingly' arranged. "In a Cottage Garden" is a Keljey Color 'picture.

It deals with various flowers, and the coloring is fine. No doubt there is much still to be done in the field of colored motion pictures, but features like this repre sent good solid work, and progress. The program, includes also a Pathe News Reel. Football fans will rejoice to hear that the films of the Penn Harvard game are being shown. E.

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JLE for Coughs Ju Brotherly Love Makes "Beau Geste" a Success "Michael 'Beau' Geate," Ronald Colman "Pioby Geate" Neil Hamilton "John Oeate" Ralph Forge "Lady Brandon" Alice Joyce "laobel" Wary Brian "Sedgeant Lefaune" Noah Beery "Major de Beaujolaia," Norman Trevor "Boldini" William Powell "Maris" Rigas "Schwartz" Bernard Sieoel "Bank" Yictor McLaglan "Buddy" Donald Stuart "St. McAllister Womanless to a point of perfec tion, "Beau Paramount's greatest film now showing at the Victoria Theater, opened an en gagement' yesterday before nun dreds of theater oers, many of whom have probably seen it before, but none of whim, will ever forget it. A woman, yes, two of them, are in the picture. But their presence serves merely to get the plot under way rest is centered about brave men, who fight and die under command of a human beast. It is gruesome in experience but beautl ful in that it touches the soul of 1 men ana women alike with the love THE GHOST TRAIN' RE AL MELO DRAMA NOW AT MAJESTIC KATHRYN SHELDON CAST OF CHARCTERS "Saul Ho William Melville "Richard finthrop" Clubley Elsie McKinnon "Charlea O'Day "Peggy Murdoch" Williams "Miss Bourne" Kathryn Sheldon "Teddy Lord ence svlvia 'Fames "Herbert Prince" Larimer "John Sterling" Rvstell Snoad A Vecfive.

r. Jeter Parke This is the first mystery drama by the Morgan Wallace Players. If you like your melodrama rnel low, your mystery deep and your comedy what it ought to be better stop around at the Majestic this week and see "The Ghost Train." It has considerable thrills aboard, keeps you guessing and relieves the tension with a laugh. William Melville does his best work in this as the station master who sets the stage for the "ghost train' Kathryn Sheldon is, inimit able as the spinster lady with the parrot named Joe who is christened Clara when he drops an egg. Inci dentally she has a nice easy part after the middle of the second act; drinks the Englishman's brandy and sleeps on a table until the mystery is solved, etc.

It all happens in a lonely railroad station at Clear Vale Junction on a branch line near Rockland. Maine. There arrive the newlyweda, the too longly weds (who start a second honevmoon after it's all over), the maiden lady, who had 'em when she was young and the funny look llll'IIHIIi jjWwatl IWMiyW mm is theme that It portrays. The scene laid on the great Sahara desert, where three brothers, loyal and faithful until the fight and sacrifice themselves for each other. In the French Foreign Legion, with derelicts and deserters, they fight for For the honor of the other, each man himself freely to the "exile of the self condemned," submitting to the Inhuman and treacherous Lejaune, and like real men standing by that beast and the French flag to which they were pledged when mutiny in the far off desert garrison threatens.

"Beau Geste," is a mighty force that plays to the emotions and is filled with pathos. It is tragedy, love, mystery, brutality, hatred and military all in one. It gives glimpse into the character of the true man In the face of adversity and death and compares three such men with human wreckage lives that: have been broken by love, sin and dis honor, men who go to their Heath In order that they might forget and be forgotten. d. w.

ing Englishman with the golf clubs, Leonard Lord. The plot starts to circulate after the: bid station master tells 1 the story of the wreck in v.hich six died, his predecessor vho dropped dead throwing the switch, the mad en gineer, the waving red lantern and all that. There are shrieks and screams, this and that, strange noises, bumps on the door and then the train comes. Here's where the ladies yelll We mean yelL Whereupon Mr. and Mrs.

Audi ence and all the little audiences sit on the edges of their seats and chew their programs, finger nails, and what have you to revive an ancient gag; It's great ladies and gentlemen. Then there are smugglers who wear full dress suits, one of whom wears a full beard to hide his villainous, unshaven countenance and It all ends when the detective, not the one on the case, throws the switch, sidetracks the train and tells the bad boys to "pick French for "stick 'em up." One thing we didn't like about this play. Our little Sylva Farnese is in with the smugglers. She helps stage the little drama in the railway station. She actually points a gun at Charley, the brand new husband, and tells him shell send him to Heaven or else before he and Mrs.

Charley reach that nice hotel room in Rockland. She's a bad, bad little girl and has a record in Scotland Yard and all that. But the little lady steps right into the part and is a bard boiled little oJokens. We're go Ing to like her much better next week in "The Little Spitfire," where, she is a chorus girl with a Cinderella complex. Russel Snoad bad a little more to do in this play and did it well.

But first honors go to William Melville, Kathryn Sheldon and Sylva, "the little snowbird." Leonard Lord is the dumb looking Londoner who turns out to be the works. VI L. U. K. YORK TOSSERS ANXIOUS FOR GAMES The "Emerald and Sand," a team representing the senior class of the William Penn Senior High School is desirous of booking games in and about Harrisburg with teams of players under seventeen years.

This team is capable of making a classy attraction, being one of the leading junior teams in York. Further arrangements can be made by writing to Charles J. Brilllnger, 305 North Perm street, York. Moiquitoes Buy Mosquitoes were so thick on their football field that the La Porte, High School squad, was forced to call a halt to several of; its prac tice sessions during October. FAMOUS ACTOR TOPS STATE'S BEST BILL IN MONTHS CAST "Rita Florence Vidor "John Bruce" i.

von Bltn "Mra. Gray" Marie Shotwell "Olive Gresham" Hedda Hopper "Rev. Robert Stewart "The meoe" Joyce Marie Goad "The Jimsy Boudwin To my mind Tnd others that I heard say same that best show that was ever seen at the State Theater can be seen there now the beginning of the week. There are pretty girls, good music, good musi cians, dandy fun makers, and some fine dancers. I believe that I've included them all in this category haven't The first which is under the title of Billy Sharp Company, and which features Mile.

Marionne, includes four men and one woman. Mile Marionne, as she is labeled, is a very lovely dancer and shows some very lovely clothing and other attributes! Polly and Oz in "Scene Songs," are a scream from beginning to end Anil fVlA nllrK.nnn 4 n.l.u 41. "MIUSUVB Ja WIUI MlCUl J.IU111 ucguuimg 10 ena. mey are rusnea ATI in tVlO tBOTA Anil a a nil I Bl OV M1U VWJ me nme, The third set, William Faversham and Company in "The SDonsrer." which is a comedy by Edwin Burke, includes Freddie Walters. William Faversham, Alfred Sutton, Ralph Sumpter, and Nell Sutton, Edith Faversham.

The play is really most clever, and amusing, and the actors know their parts well. William Fav ersnam and Edith Faversham (who I take to be Mrs. William Faver sham) and who is most charming, are especially good. I should soy that Mr. Faversham is charmina and most I like him! Dr.

Rockwell, in "Quack, Quack; Quack," is full of witty unsmiling humor. He is most, clever and amusing, and got a lot of laughs and applause from the audience. He kept them in gales of laughter, and the beauty of the thing was that he himself didn't even smile, One of his accessories (in crime) was a banana stump I hope that I have the correct name for it. He used this to illustrate his address on the human back bone. Dr.

Rockwell nlaved a little instrument and made a big rut witn bis audience. The last act with Madeiyn and Hoyt Meredith is charming." Miss Meredith I imagine that she is Miss Meredith as she and Mr. Meredith look so much alike has a lot of personality and there is a great resemblance between her and Eleanor Boardman. She Mr. Meredith are both lovely dancers.

Their act is divided into three sets, the first being a' scene representing the South Sea Isles; the second, an old fashioned gavotte and the third, which is called "Just Themselves." At the request of Dr. Rockwell, who is sitting up In one of the boxes and who amuses the folks some more with, his side remarks, the Merediths do another dance for the audience and please them by saying a few words. The screen "One Woman to Another, features Florence Vidor. She is her own lovely self. Miss Vidor is ably supported by Tneoaore Von Elte Shirley Dorman and Hedda HoDner.

The story is modern most emphatically so and oeais with a vamp a blonde in this case. She is nlayed bv Miss Dor man, who trys to steal away Miss Vidor's fiance, Theodore Von Eltz, a most handsome young man, by the way. There are a lot of humorous parts in the picture, and everyone seemed to enjoy it. Miss Vidor wears some perfectly lovely gbwns, which I hear she designed herself. Among these, there is a negligee which takes no mean part in the picture.

YouTl like it! M. R. B. Hits Southpaws compiling his record of sixty homers, Babe Ruth got twenty six of them off southpaw pitchers and the remaining thirty four off right handers. MARY PICKFORD IS CHARMING IN 'i 'MY BEST GIRL' i MAfcY PICKCOUD nMY DE5T GI.Q.L CAST "Magpie Johnson" Pick ford "Joe Grant" Rogers "Ma Johnson" Sunshine Hart "Pa Johnson" Lucien Littlefteld "Lin Geraghty "Mr.

tMerrill" Hobart Boetoortfc "Mrs. Merrill Evelyn Hali "Millicent Rogera" Taylor "Judge" Mack Swain Don't' fail to see "My Best Girl." Mary Pickford here at Loew's Regent this week is her adorable self in one of her Incomparable film presentations of the lovable young girl. Naive and earnest, her acting is delightfully natural in scenes of sadness and those of and tensely dramatical at times. She is Maggie Johnson, the pretty salesgirl' in the flve and ten cent store, and she falls In love with Joe Merrill, son of the wealthy owner of the store, thinking all the while that he is just a poor boy. But the Fates are bound to be kind to Maggie, for how could they be otherwise, and through weal and woe of the wealthy father's opposi tion, one feels that it just must come out all right.

An unusual scene is that of the dinner at Merrill's house to which Mary is taken by Joe on the pretext that the "boss" likes to have his clerks know just how he lives. Mary Pickford's sunny scenes fairly radiate her tears are so convincing that they cause almost an approach of the lump in one's throat. Long may she live! Charles Rogers, who plays' the part of Joe, is the one who had the leading male role in "Wings." He used to be the trombone player in his college but after his first screen test about two years ago he has risen rapidly. There is a sincerity and boyish appeal in his playing. No wonder Maggie fell in love with him.

Hobart Bosworth, as Merrill and five and ten king, gives one of his best characterizations as the boy's father, and Lucien Littlefteld as the father of Maggie, is pathetic, yet absurdly funny as the hen pecked husband. Sunshine as the whining mother whose main pleasure Is to attend Carmelita Ge raghty as Maggie's sister; Evelyn Hall as Joe Merrill's fiancee, and John Junior as the cheap sport, are the other actors in this well balanced picture. The film affords a number of unusually good situations which add much to its charm. This reviewer's advice is "don't miss it." Badger and Mueseler, two boys and a piano, have a fair skit, comprising several medleys. There is a lack of good taste in their use 2 A 4 3 iimm il: T8s IiIwiIIih nAniwnTrTT rrrS of the Bible as a background for one of their flat Jokes.

Charles Oaige is at the organ, and the comedy picture is "The Lighter That Failed," with, Charlie Chase id the leading role. He has all kinds of funny experiences with his birthday gift of a cigar lighter before be discovers that he has failed to fuel it. Reviews of current events and topics of the day complete the program. ''NV'. L.

H. H. This Week Stage Screen Presentations Majtstic Morgan Wallace Players present "The Ghost Train." State William Faversham in person; Doctor RockweU; The Merediths; Biffy sharp and Company; Polly and Oi; on the' screen Florence Vidor in "One to Another." YictorU All week "Beau Celoaial All week "Loves of taw's Regent All week Mary Pickford In Best Girl" "My AfcTOuIfaral Show SbJppeniburr. Nov. 8 Th ond agricultural community show will be held in the Newburg school house to night.

warns See WILLIAM FAVERSHAM as Freddie Walters In The Sponger A Most Delightful Comedy Doctor Rockwell Maiter of Laogha Billy Sharp tc Co. The "Merediths On the Screen AKOTHER PARAMOUNT ONE WOMAN TO ANOTHER! Faatnrlngf FLORENCE VIDOR Folly and Os I Scene Sonaja ELECTION RETURNS Announced Between Acts! 6DtrVKY Blf Doable Featare tast Shewlnc To ntfht of the Dempsey Tunney Chlcafo rifht rietaret, ahawlnc the celebrated 7th roaad, alio the DESERT'S TOLL Fraacii McDonald Kathleen Kef And "The Wiatcraeken," hy Wltwer RECKLESS LAST i FI COLISEUM Beautiful Ballroom TONITE Admieaion BOe I'M: VJilmer6Vincentvt THg HOUSCOT HTT HOuscorHiT MORGAN WALLACE PLAYERS GHOST TRAIN" Thriving. SUrtllng Mystery 1 Night at 8.15 Me aa T5e MatBv Taea Thanu. Satw 2.18 aai BOe The ateit daring Utara at a daring I amine and her reckless lever. rf L0VE5 OF IV With DOLORES DEL RIO and VICTOR McLAGLEN Start af What Priee Olerg ELECTION RETURNS Announced Between Acts! Complete Election Returns Announced During Our Show.

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