The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-21
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eElegating Husband. in which
louis Mann Is to be seen wednesday
evening, April 8 at the Robinson
Grand, is dramatic comedYthe work
of Clara Lipman and Samuel Ship
man, and these playrights are said
to have fitted Mr. Mann with one Of
the best roles he has had in recent
seasons. The CHARACTER he portrays
that Of Charles samples.a young ana
ambitious fve-cent store merchant, IS
one presenting Mr.. Mann in an entire
.ly new light 20 his admirers. The
role Is far removed from the eccentric
and ioyable old men he has portrayed.
in the past in numerous plays.
Emily Ann wellman is still seen
in the role of the wife, in which dur
ing the New York run she scored a
success second only to that Of Mr..
Mann. The surrounding company in
cludes such capable players as
Charles Miller. Percy Denton, Charles
Halton, Edmond Roth, Homer Hunt,
G. Gatenby Bell. Laura Walker, Eliza
beth Ariaans, Marion Holcombe and
Margaret Templeton. The scenic
equipment is an elaborate and taste
full one, quite in keeping with the
standard set by Messrs. Werba and
Lpescher in THE Spring Maid" and
THE Rose Maid"
Galvani. the hypnotist, who is an
nounced to appear at the Robinson
Grand Monday and Tuesday, March
"a and % gives entertainments that
are absolutely unique, inasmuch as
they are intensely interesting, pro-
foundly instructive, and furnish much
amusement.
Monday noon Galvani viii place a
subject in hypnotic sleep in the
display window of the Peoples store
on West Pike street. This man viii
remain in a hypnotic condition until
night when he will be awakened on
the stage at the theater. Monday af-
ternoon Ga1vani will make his fam
Gus bliadfolded carriage drive, start
ing at 2.S0 O'Clock. This feat, as per-
formed by Galvani, demonstrates his
remarkable power and places him in.
class wholly by himself. Popular
prices will prevail and no one can
well afford to forego the pleasure and
worth of seeing this demonstration
of hypnotism and mindreading,
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Real gold fish are used in the fam
GUS Gold Fish Song" which Kitty.
Gordon sings in THE Enchantress,"
Victor Herberts masterpiece, to be
Seen at the Robinson Grand Tuesday.
April s. So many gold fish died on
the road last season when THE En-
chantress' left the New York theater
finishing five months run, that ar
rangements will be made with fish
dealers in every city, SO substitute
gold fish will be on hand ready to
perform if the regular tiny actors
stop wiggling on the job.
The Third Degree" to be seen at
the Robinson Grand Wednesday
March 26 seems to be the center Of,
popularity as theatergoers. every
where are said to be responding with
great firmness to this remarkable
drama. They give amply proof of
their enjoyment of Charles Klein's
cleverness in disclosing the evils too.
frequently occasioned by the police
IN making preliminary Investigations,
and the topic is surely timely one
here. The story of the play adheres
to plausible vein and is filed with
a human interest that would make
The Third Degree a success were
it not the public teacher that it is.
William A. Brady has just started
in on new departure from a theatre
cal standpoint. He has just issued
a bulletin from his New York office
and is mailing copies broadcast to all
managers throughout the country.
principally to managers in one night
stands, giving personal guarantee
for each and every attraction to which
his name is attached. In the event of
any person in any town throughout
the country attending Brady attrac-
ton and is disappointed with the
quality of the performance, all they
have to do is to write Mr.. william a.
Brady. care of the Playhouse. New
York City, and have the letter en-
dorsed by the local manager. and on
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