The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-28
IE FATAL COM
lILS ST AgE MONEY

The capacity Of the Grand opera
house was again tested last night.
no Bennett II o1Ilton company pre-
scented Russian melo-dfama en-
TITLED EsThe Fatal Com.
The large audience seemed to
heartily appreciate the efforts Of
the players. The company last
night reverted back to their origins
al form. The actors seemed to be-
more in sympathy with their roles
than on the preceding evening and
tilefe is no comparison between the
two performances.
Miss Jeanette LIE Blame was cas-
lily The star of the evening. hetlt=s
er Or not some disgruntled actor VIII
saw that she had the fat part, makes
no difference. This was the first
time she has had an Opportunity
(this week, of course) to s'act out
and she proved to be very clever
ingenue. Don't believe though TINT
she really appreciates what a good
part she has.
All the favorites of the company
had good parts, and a splendid per-
formance resulted. Mr.. Carrollof-.
sky again displayed his peerless
beauty and sang several songs set 70
pictures during the entire acts. Mr.
FIemmingsEi returned to his VIII
liany, and got shot for his pains.
Mr.. Judeloyitch gave another Of hls
transformations On this occasion
he was Partisan Irishman, an eN-
tremely difficult part to handle un=
less to the manner born. There Is
only one other character we want to
see Mr.. Judelovitchl play in order 60
reassure ourselves, and that IS
Frenchnan. He also pleased the
audience with two Irish ditties, one
of which called s<Tammany," conl-
posed by W. r. Hearst, and -dedieat-
ed to Charles Murphy, made
sweeping hit.
Mr.. Wightmanoff was inspector OF
The port at Riga, or the Staten Is
land ferry, couldn't exactly4tell from
the setting. And after all his years
Of experience Mr.. WightmanoH
anted to inspect chorus girls
mike up box. He should know that
i hady doesn't want. the secrets Of
.beR complexion exposed. Mr..
WAghtmanoff was right in-suspecting
It Ao be an internal machine. The
girls makeup caused
MOI e havoc in hearts and homes than
all StRe bombs of the Russian Mini
fsts put together. And by the same
tok |sn many a good brother act has
sod separated. by a iudieious ap-
iajion of No. 10 Rouge. We
hoPsS the, other ladies Of the cast,
sgon1t be Jealous. Cor while they We're
el1inently satisfactory. us said be
fore. there was nothing to it, but
Miss lie Blanc.
A short attempt at the synopsis
of the play:
It-seerns that bunch of actors
nere trying to buck the syndicate,
Represented by Erlangeroff Grino-
Mitch, who had sent FeOdor's sister
.ont on one night stand tour in
Siberia on AngoFia, or some place.
The insurgents decided TO put the
syndicate out of business, They
put all their salaries together III
bag. shook it up, and the one 10 get
the fatal coin, piece of stage
money, had to do the dirty work.
PATROL, the property man, whose
duty it was to take care OF the
skis, offs and ovitch's, used by the
troupe, butted in and killed the
wrong party. They finally decided
to compromise with the syndicate,
provided they got New York en-
.gagenent.
This may not be exactly correct,
but its near enough.
The vaudeville was again received
with hearty applause. The big PIC
ture "The Great Train Robbery,
is one Of the most thrilling shown
by moving picture machine.
Miss Williams has aroused consIG.-
cradle curiosity and interest with
her "huinah flute. All the wise
vocalists are trying to define the
phenomenon. Mr.. A. ]. Burkett,
the well known tenor robusto, says
emphatically that it is a MARBLE.
This species inhabits the inaccessible
recesscs of the ,Jungrau mountains,
at least he says So
The company viii appear again
tonight, preenting a rural drama,
.'Ezra Dexter" in which it is said
the entire cast have excellent oppof-
tunities to display their talents.
POLICE COURT