The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-25
THE THEATERS

"OIr Mutual Girl, which Is show
ing today at the 0rpheum theater, is
still keeping up It's interesting story.
and in this installment has some of
the best city street work that has
been seen anywhere. The very
slums Of the city, not a catch Of them.
but the whole tangle seems to be laid
before US. The gsngster and their
work, the work of the higher" kind
Of criminal, and smack of police ac-
tivitles seen In 1t, as natural as life.
A strong American drama is also
sho wn entitled 1.-THE Oath Of Pierre. e
1t Ia in two parts and features VIII
liam Garweod and Vivian Rich. The
story deals with a wrong done to q
trusting mountain girl by ruthless
surveyor who chances to come to the
valley, and of the stern vengeance
that her brother, Pierre, takes on
Tue n,hletactcr.
Tomorrow, a Broncho drama will
be shown entitled 1.-THE Tragedy of
the Orient" in two parts.
Little Lord Fauntleroy," the child
story classic, by Mrs. Frances Hodg-
son Burnett, has been made into Q
moving picture play and will soon be
produced. Among the spectators at
one of the first performances will be
Vivian Burnett, the son Of the author
and the original character, who will
thus see himself portrayed as the
childish hero of the famous drama.
ts@a
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle are 70.
ing to make European tour in theft
special dances.
The Bijou program today includes
Wally Van and Lillian Walker in q
two part Yitagraph called, "Cutey'G
Wife" 1t is a scream. Flora Finch
takes prominent part also. THE
Road to Plaindale," aAhne Biograph
play, and THE Sheep Runners" q
Selig western, complete the program
Friday, three part Edison master.
piece, "The Southerner," from the
book by Cyrus Townsend Brady, will
be shown. Mabel Trumelle, BigloN
Cooper and Herbert Prior are princi,
pals. It is one of the geratest Civil
War novels ever written. The
scenes are taken at the great battle
Of Mobile Bay. The second episode
of The Perils of Pauline" viii also
be shown Friday.
The Shuberts and Klaw & Erlangel
are among the managers who have
agreed to comply with the request
made by Mayor Preston, of Baltimore
that the American flag be displayed
on all their theaters throughout the
week Of the .Star-Spangled Banners
Centennial celebration. The theatel
orchestras will also play the national
anthem.
Inmates OF a woman's prison In
Boston lately gave performance o.
THE Pirates Of Penzance."
Lima cayalieri and Lucien Mura-
tore are to appear next season with
the Chicago Opera Company.
49,
There is @ dandy big vaudeville and
picture show on at the odeen theater
today. The first act on the bill Is
Panther" the celebrated Indian girl
in comedy singing and dancing. The
next number on the bill Is the Oar
lington Trio in q refined musical act
with novel instruments and three big
Laughing comedy pictures entitled
"Bunny's Swell Affair." featuring John
Bunny. Flora Finch and William Shea;
and an Edison comedy ANDY Plays
Cupid and Music Hath Charms
Selig, and q two hundred foot film Of
Prince. the dancing bull terrier, the
only dancing dog in the world. Every
child In clarkshurg wants to see
little Prince do his tango.
William Elliott has engaged Paul
Gordon to enact the part or the lieu,
tenant In Kitty MacKay. Mr.. Gordon
is well-known New York society
man,