The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-30

Esurpass.
sAfter the Barrett players have
been here q week you VIII begin 70 8, ]
accept them as a liked tnst1Iutlon,
said a travelling man whose home is /
as to s.ist what he meant, the drums
mer said that Mr.. Barrett and his
players had played two bills week
In 20 weeks eng2Sc .- eef At one OF
the theaters In Zanesvi11e against the
etiffest kind OF nOwpetit ion and new
er had a losing week. They are lad
les and gent1 emen,f quiet In their pri-.
vate lives, don't attempt to mix I'M
til invited, put In their spare moment
in study and pay attention to details
in every Picture of every scene. They
are thorougIs, have plenty OF good,
lpresentable wardrobe, and carry q
scenic artist who paints and a car
4 penter who builds sets for each and
every bill that they put on, That's
/ the answer"
,, The Barrett saas players viii vi, open q
theater November 20. Their opening
play will be "The Fortune Hunter
/ 81 0Nse9p
Henry w. Savage believes in giving
amusement lovers who do not happen
to reside in and around New York
the same privilege Of seeing worthy
performances of his productions as
the New Yorker himself. Therefore
in sending on tour his immense pro-
lduction of "EyerywoPanss he has not,
Icheapened the cast or cut out any of
the trappings. The production as a
whole, just as 1t was seen on Broad
way, New York, for TWO years, Will be
offered at the Robinson Grand thea
ter tonight and Saturday after
noon and night. The effort to tour a
production the size OF .'Evefywomari',
is an extraordinary. one. In the first
place there are really three separate
organizations merged into. one. There
lis large dramatic company of thirty
seven speaking characters. Then
there is grand opera con tfngent WITH
soioists and chorus: beyond this there
/ is musical comedy company With
principals and chorus. Added to all
this there is a scenic production which
Requires three sixty foot cars for it's
Transformation from city to city; tons
of mechanical and electrical effects,
and costumes which were especially
manufactured In Paris for its pro-
auction. Then to round out the
whole, there is q symphony orchestra
to render the score that was especial
" composed for ssEyerywomann by
George Whitede1ds Chadwick, dean OF
the New England Conservatory OF
Music, of Boston.
$50
est. Elmo In six wonderful reels,
picturing Augusta Evans's world
famous novel OF that name. is the or
fering 4odaysat the Third Street.-The
ater. It will also be shown there to-
morrow. This is a motion picture
Reinforcement bristling with the higher
clements Of perfection dazzling
film triumph by the Balboa company.
Of Long Beach. Cali. makers of the
we'll known pictures beautiful.
"St. Elmo" is stupendous In qualf=-
ties OF human interest aud the film
version is marvellous In its treatment
/ Of the tender theme.
The eighteenth episode of THE.
Million Dollar Mystery' is being
shown at the Odeon theater today:
This is an exceptionally good mum
lber, entitled Trapped by the
Flames. The Princess Parlova. arr
| ri9es IN America. The newspaperS
Announce "a wonderful masked bail
Ito be given by her. Norton and
Inference are surprised to receive in
Iyitatfons. Joyously they, select their
costumes. In the oriental splendor
Aof the masked bal, the treachery OF
1.-THE Black Hundred stalks. Florence
IFS seized. Her disappeafance is dis
lowered settlement prevails. A ter
Iriffc explosion Follows and again