The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
screen version than is contained in
the original play.

Mrs. Peyton's Pearls" will be shown.
Carlyle Blackwell anu competent
company portray this masterpiece.
"Wednesday, Mr.. Tully Marshall with
members nf the original cast appear
on the Bijou screen in Eugene Wal
ters' masterpiece, Paid in Full" pro-
duced under the personal direction OF
Augustus Thomas. There are five
gripping reels of this wonderful pro-
duction. This play is filed with
q play that will hold your entire at
tention. Carlyle Blackwell will show
In the afternoon in Finger Prints"
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The Little Theater in Philadelphia
is to open in the fall with a new
company including Ian Maclaren,
Whitford Kane, Mary Servoss, Hilda
England, Wallis Clark and Marguer-
lite Herr.
"The Garden of Paradise" which
the Llebler Company is to produce,
is a mermaid" play, and Emily stew
enson will have that character.
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Kathlyn Williams is writing book.
It will be a novelette, entitled, "in
Tune With the Wild" which is the
name of one of the latest Selig picture
play successes, In which Miss VIII.
liams starred.
R. A. Barnett will write musical
comedy to be produced by John c.
Fisher.
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In 1.-The Dream Ship" Margarita
Fischer and Harry Pollard Of the
American Company had the novelty
OF acting in one or two sets in which
the value of properties amounted to
an enormous sum. The scenes were
taken at the residence and grounds
Of Millionaire Gillespie Of Montecito,
and no generously suggested the use
of his treasures. One rug alone was
worth $4,000. and the chair used
was once the property of a Spanish
king. Two pillars were from Pom
peii. THE Dream Ship" is a Beauty
release through the Mutual program.
Fred Niblo and Josephine Cohan
are playing in Never Say Die" in
Melbourne, Australia.
y RER f.
Carl Stall, who next season will
sing the part of RACE, the gypsy mu-
sician In "Sari," was one OF the orig
tnal members of the famous Florodora
sextette. He says OF the five other
male members of the sextette only one
Is now on the stage, the other being
successful in business.
Walker Whiteside will make the
production of Mr.. w." in which
he is to star, himself. ~.
Douglas Fairbanks opened this week
In Atlantic iCty in his new comedy
by Byron Ongley and Emil Nyitray,
HE Comes Up Smiling" and received
hearty welcome from the. audience
In his new role. He impersonates the
son OF minister who becomes an
amatuer tramp, on whom fortune
thrusts the clothes OF cotton king"
and who is thereby enabled to save
the rightful owner of the clothes from
losing fortune, and incidentally,
wins one for himself with bride.
Patricia Collinge, Harry Harwood and
Robert Kelly made individual hits in
the piece.
Among the productions the coming
season John G. Fisher will make that
of The Eleventh Hour
Eleanor Brent, who will be "Ev-
Ierywoman" next season in Henry w.
Savage's production Of WalterI
Brownies morality play of that name,
set out to be physician. She is
daughter of the late DR.. ARM
strong, of Washington, d. c., whoI
was one of the medical faculty at
George Washington University. Al
ter finishing at the National Cathe-
dral School at the time Ethel Roose-
welt was pupil, Miss Brent entered
George Washington University ana
took the medical course. She studied
for three years. and In 1905
"chucked it" to go on the stage.
Percy Heath. of the Henry W.
Savage forces, is rewriting "old Reli-
able" in which Willis sweatham
The Old Derelict," Majectic
Mutual drama being produced at the
Reliance and Majectic Hollywood
studios. cost $500 more in the cost
Of production than was anticipated
by the producers. In one Of the
scenes a dynamite explosion was nee.
essary. A suitable location was
found in Topanga canyon; several
miles north of Santa Monica The
explosive was planted and touched
on while the camera caught the
realistic explosion. Several hours
later 1t was found that the dynamite
had been planted near a pipe line
and had destroyed several valuable
mechanical devices. The amount or
the damage was $500, and this was
paid to the contractors the day foI-l