The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-03

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Joyce and Tom Moore were guests of
the Allegheny Sportsman's Club at
its beautiful club house in Pocahontas
county. Two other fine pictures, 1.-THE
Circus and the Boy" (vitagraph) and
1.-THE Two Doctors" will be shown
Monday. Tuesday a two part Vita
graph, "The Song Of the Ghetto" is in
cluded in the program.
Charles Frohman has Hubert Henry
Dayies's new four act play, which is
to be given in London early this sea-
son. Mr.. Davies is the author Of 1.-THE
Mollusc" and Cousin Kate" His new
play Is different from any yet written
by him: 1t is strong moving drama.
1t will be produced in October. 1t is
called "The 0utcast" and for its pro-
duction MIR. Davies will go to New
Cork
Edward E. Kidder's famous drama,
Shannon of the Sixth" has just been
produced in photoplay form by Kalem
and motion picture patrons now have
the opportunity of seeing the play
| which CENTRALIZED thousands of theater-
goers few years ago. Shannon OF
the Sixth" is based upon the famous
Sepoy rebellion which started with
the massacre at Meerut, India, in
1851
Thomas Santschi and Bessie Eyton
Of the Selig Company are to be seen
in an automobile race in forthcom-
in grelease. Miss Eyton is known as
one Of the most daring women swim
mers, but her proficiency at the auto
wheel has not made itself known on
the screen. A feature drama which
has the auto race as one of the many
fast and exciting scenes. was written
for the two stars by William E. Wing.
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Oscar. Figman will be in the west
ern company Of "a Pair of Skies"
The shuberts have secured the
American rights to musical play
called "a Day, in Paradise" by Ed
mund Eysler.
The star cast of Diplomacy" with
William Gillette, Marie Doro and
Blanche Bates, will be produced in
Paris next spring.
Charles Frohman has engaged the
English actress, Madge Titheradge,
to play leading parts in, London and
New York under his management.
Enid May Jackson is going to take
the place Of Grace HUI as leading
lady Of the Poll Players until Miss
Huf's return from her vacation.
Elsie Janis, who has made a big
hit in London, is to appear over here
in the spring in play by Paul Dickey
and Charles Goddard, authors of 1.-THE
Misleading Lady"
George c. Tyler has engaged
Phyllis Nelson Terry, the niece Of
Ellen Terry, for starring tour in
this country in Shakespearean rep
ertoire. He says he expects. her to
revive the memories of Mary Ander-
son.
The Academic Producing Company
announce in the company to support
May Robsonsin her new play, Martha
by-the-Day," by Julie Lppmann, Julie
Herne. Thomas Meighan, Lois Frances
Clark and Edward Brandt, Frank
Reicher, by courtesy Of David Be-
lasco, will stage the play.
Charles Dillingham; has announced
a number Of new productions for the
coming season, among them a new
play by Edward Sheldon, 1.-THE Lonely
Heart" in which Jack Barrymore will
be the star. He will also produce in
October a revue entitled, Watch Your
Step" by Harry B. Smith and Irving
Berlin. In this company will be Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Castle, Elizabeth
Brice. w. c. Fields, Elizabeth Murray,
Charles King, Harry Kelly, the Six
Brown Brothers and T. Roy Barnes.
1t is now revealed that the star OF
"The Silver King" the first Of the
celebrated plays Of Sir Henry Arthur
Jones to be filmed by the Famous
Players, is Guy Standing.
David Belasco produced this week in
Long Branch Sydney Rosenfeld's
farce. "The Vanishing Bride" telling
of the troubles Of a newly married
couple. The piece was received with
applause. Thomas A. Wise. Frank
Gilmore and Janet Beecher figured in
the cast.
! Richard Garlic and Hattie Williams
will have both 1.-THE Doll Girl" and az
forwards new farce comedy for their
coming season.
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