The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-09

Chew. Salvatore Giordano, the tenor
whom Caruso has chosen as protege;
Richard Parks, late of Sayage's Eng
lish Grand Opera Company; Gllstave
Mevi, who created the part OF "Ro-
dolpho" with Bessie Abbott in ia
Bohemer; Ruth Rusby, whose operate
concert work has won her national
following; Ethel on. ePters, also wide
ly known on the concert stage;
Giorgio Galata, the celebrated bari
tone; Francis S. Parks, Miss Jessie
Bruce, Charles Trier, Tussenbroek
and others equally well known. The
chorus numbers will be sung by the
united cast Of great principals.
Alice Joyce and Tom Moore are on
the Bijou screen today in q two part
Joyce special, "The Girl and the
Stowaway." Kill or Cure" Vita
graph comedy, and "The Man in the
Dark" an Edison drama. complete
the program. TUESDAY will be shown
q two part Vitagraph special featur-
ing Norma Talmage. 1.-THE Victory
Eternal" a Selig production, and
Their Little Drudge" a Biograph
drama.
An exceedingly clever and funny
pay is George M. Cohan's Seven
Keys to Baldpate," which was pre-
sented twice Saturday at the Robinson
Grand theater by an excellent COM
pany. At the opening Of the play the
audience learns that William Halo.
we'll Magee, a novelist of the lurid
type, has made a wager Of 81, 900 that
he can write 10000 word story in
twenty-four hours. Though it is in
the dead Of winter, Baldpate Inn, a
summer resort hotel on the top Of q
high mountain, is chosen for the feat,
Magee- retires thither with his type
writer and the story he writes Is re-
vealed to the audience by real char
actes who are members Of a theatri-
cal troupe hired to annoy and trick the
novelist by the friend with whom he
made the wager. The second unusual
revelation comes in the epilogue when
1t Is shown that even this deception
is but a part OF the story. Mystery,
love, murder, bribery and everything
else that goes to make up q melodra-
matic tale are brought forth in the
story to be learned. however, with the
clever disclosure that It is all fiction.
John W. Vogel's always popular
minstrels are booked for appearance
Thursday night at the Robinson
Grand theater. There are good
many old faces in the company this
year and a good many new ones, while
the scenic offering is said to be splen.
did, the elaborate first part, called
"The Radium Palace, being marvel
GUS exhibition OF lights and shades.
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AT the Odeon theater for the first
three days OF this week Herr Boehlke
presents the sensational novelty,
"Creo." In this progressive age we
expect almost anything, but when it |
comes to creating a real live woman
before ones own eyes It hardly seems
creditable, still Prot. R. A. Boehlke
accomplished this feat at the Odeon
this afternoon in the center OF the
stage in full view Of the audience with
every light in the house turned on,
and at no time uses anything to
obstruct the view. 1t has them all
guessing. In addition to this wonder
full act there are two more splendid
acts Of vaudeville. Virginia Kelley.
a singing comedienne, is very good
and Hilton and Hughes, German COM
edians, are a scream. Three dandy
reels Of pictures are also shown.
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The coming OF the new massive and
elaborate scenic production, "The
Winning of Barbara Worth" to the
Robinson Grand for matinee and night
performance November 10 may be
classed as one Of the big events OF the
present season, not only because OF
the scenic equipment and the distinc-