The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-06

! Graph special feature, Old Reii-
abIe.s The actors In this one are
! Leo DeIauy and Norma Ta1nladges
stars OF the vftagraph Company.
1 wednesday will be Famous PiayeFss
Film Company day, arrangemenls
Il naYing been made 70 run these pro-
\ ductions on that day of each week.
The coming wednesday Jack Barry
| more win appear in = four-part pic
Eture, q transeontinental romance OF
comedy and fntrigue An American
\ Gentleman q made to order mar
1 rIage-a sudden change OF nat omar.
+! ity and q million complications, De-
ginning with a laugh and ending
with another. The last half or the
week viii include even better ones
than those mentioned herein Keep
your eye ON the .Bijou program.
6sst
Mrs. Charles G. Craig has been en-.
gagged by Blanche Ring for her com
pany
Olive Wyndham has been engaged
for the cast of THE Under Dog, to
be produced by selwyn & Co.
Alma Kruger, who has been playing
leading parts with Robert Manteil
will appear with e. H. Sothern in his
pEOuuCl4OA VI SAssA
Charles Dalton has been engaged
for the revival of "a Scrap Of Paper"
in which John Drew and Ethel Barry
more are to appear as co-stars-
Jack Lait, author OF Help Wanted.
has written a satire on reform, called
thumbs Down. which is to be pro-
duced in the fall in Los Angeles by
oliver Morosco.
Arnold DAILY has changed his mind
about appearing in vaudeville, and
will use George BERNARD Shaw's play
How He Lied to Her Husband" with
Doris Mitchell as Leading lady.
"The Weaker Brother" is the title
of a splendid two-part Lubin feature
that is being shown today at the Odeon
theater. "a Bunch Of Flowers" an
other dandy Biograph screen play Is
also shown along with Made and Billy
Client In musical dancing act and
ve1s," who perform some extraor-
.eThe shepherd King" is to be re-
vived, with William Barnum in the
title role. The production is to be
made by the Emmett -C0rrigan Produc-
ing Company for the benefit of a num-
Der of New York Catholic. charitable
Organizations. The Emmett Corrigan
Company intends to make original pro
ductiohs OF Biblical and spectacular
plays.
Early in the fall the Shuberts will
begin the operation Of motion picture
theaters from New York to San Fran
cisco, One thousand playhouses will
be concerned in the movement, and all
the successful productions of the firm
Will be reproduced in, pictures, as well
as attractions OF other picture film
companies. The .Shuberts VIII them
selves stage their own picture plays.
The contest being carried on by the
Ladies, World for the most popular
actor. 'ins moving pictures is nearing
its close. We believe May IS the
| day. Mt. Maurice Costello of. the
! Yitagrsph players, without the slight
| est effort on HIS part or any soltcita-
1 ton, from, his company, stands wen IN
the lead. His many friends and ad-
| mirers will be pleased to hear this
and those who have not already voted
for him will be glad to be reminded
! that there is yet chance for them
to express their well wishes.
Broadway is still chattering about
Charles Frohman's plunge into the
motion picture industry. Though II
! has been rumored for weeks that the
Frohman successes we're to be re-
I leased for the screen, not even the
wise ones on Broadway dared pre-
Iict that the austere FTohman himseli