The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-05-05

H.. ID
being at Montreal where the taeate,
Isold out ten days in advance. he
pegan his, American farewell tou4 in
4 New York last October, and after
seventeen weeks there. VISITED all
the leading eastern cities. On Mon
day, ne and his wife, Gertrude I'll.
tliott, are TO be the guests OF honor
at a. dinner given by the Civic Forum
in New York, the committee includ-
ing ex-President AMI Mrs. Taft, Gov
ernor and Mrs. Glynn, Mayor and
Mrs. Mitchell, and Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
epn Choate. After a summer in
England. the actor and his wife Will
return to begin the last half Of his
tour in the cities of the West.
Harry Lauder is in Australia
cissy Fitzgerald, the celebrated
English comediennne, has been en-
gagged by the Vitagraph Company OF
America, to play the stellar roles in
a series of motion pictures. the
scenarios Of which have been espe-
clally written to suit Miss Fitzger-
AIDS unique ability. Roy MeCar-
dell has finished a picture entitled
The Ladies' War" Another forth
coming production is The Accom-
plishei Mrs. Thompson. An origt-
nal dye-reel comedy entitled The
Wtnksome Widow" is also prac-
tically finished. It will feature
Ctssy's famous wink-a wink which
had the entire English speaking
world talking only a few years ago.
Buster Brown" is to have an
elaborate revival next season.
The latest motion picture actor to
join the ranks of the directors in
Donald Crisp of the Reliance Mutual
Movie forces, formerly with Bio
graph. He has just completed The
Newer Woman" a comedy on the
new woman question, the scenario
OF which was written by Russell e.
Smith. Dorothy Crisp, Robert Har-
ron and Mr.. Crisp himself play the
leading roles.
A big hit is what the vaudeville show
at the odeon theater is. Madam Miz-
pah Selbini is simply wonder in her
different novelty acts and her assist
ant, Arkie Shire, is the youngest old
man on the stage today. Garry
OReilley makes big hit with his
fiddle, playing of Irish melodies. The
photoplays for today are an Indian
feature by the Kalem Company and
an Edison comedy. Thursday No. of
the Adventures of Kathlyn" will be
shown.
In the various forthcoming Kalem
every-other-week Alice Joyce fea-
ture production, Alice Joyce, the best
beloved star in motion pictures, will
be seen as school teacher wife OF
an insane physician, Snakesperlan
actress, amateur detective and in a
few other roles.
Emma Trentini is to appear in
THE Fdrefy" in London.
q. H. Sothern will, this month,
play two-weeks' engagement in
Boston.
Today is as usual five-cent day
at the Bijou. An excellent program
has been arranged. A two-part Wit
agraph feature, a two-part Biograpn
and a Selig special illusion picture
comprise the bill. James Morrison
and Dorothy Kelly TAXA leading parts
in the Vitagraph and there is none
better in business. "Wednesday the
Famous Players Film Company pre-
sents Mary Pickford in four-part
delightful comedy drama of society
''Love." and the great out of doors.
Owen Moore AMI Ernest TonaX are
on tie bill with Miss Pickford, which
assures perfect presentation.
Potash and Perlmutter has
reached the ninth month of Its met
ropolitan run.
Arnold Bennett and Edward Knob
LAUGH have written new play called
Just a Dress"
Hazel Dawn is to be the heroine
in moving picture production OF
Bronson lHoward's famous play,
'fOne of Our Girls"
Rose Stahl has closed her season
in Maggie Pepper" after an eight
months tour. She is to have new
play next season.
Laurette Taylor has SO charmed
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