The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-28

thin the Law"
Monday, May 4. He not only directed
the production but played the dual
roles of hero and william at the same
time. The two principal characters
in this drama are Albert and Frank.
The former is the Master Rogue
while the latter, his brother, is a blind
newsbor The Master Rogue" is slain
in the climax of the story when ter
rifle explosion destroys the den of his
gang.
Kathryn osterman has new dra-
matte playlet.
Laughter in abundance Is pro-
yided at the Odeon theater by John
Grevies, who opened three days
engo cement Monday with a beautiful
little skit entitled Jimmy Valen-
tines pals. (" Another laughing sktt
entitled Three Marie dMen," feau-
turing Miss Alva Grevies, talented
little Coincidence, is being shown to-
day. Also a splendid two-part fea-
ture entitled "The Refr! gerator
Cars Captive" and and the fourth
of the series of dolly of the
entitled putting One
Over" featuring that dainty little
photo star, Mary Fuller. Wednes-
days feature will be The Trap" a.
dandy Vitagrapn play in two parts.
Wellington Cross and Lois jose
phine are to appear in new revue
in London.
To-day is another five cent day at the
Bijou. The special attraction is
Annita Stewart and Billy Quirk in
two part Vitagraph feature, The Girl
from Prosperity" Wednesday the
great Famous Players Film Company
VIII present "The Pride of Jerrico," a
four part romance featuring House
Peters, an actor of special note, with
a company especially selected for this
famous drama.
The tour of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Castle, the dancers, opens at Boston
this week.
within the Law Bayard veiller's
gripping new play which The Amer
lean Play Company will offer as the
attraction at the Robinson Grand Sat
urday afternoon and night, May z
depicts engrossingly how pretty
young woman, forced against her will
into questionable pursuits, success
fully applies to the underworld meth
DDS alleged to have been used by Wall
Street magnates' in big business"
trust building operations. In the play
the young woman defies punishment
by the authorities although she breaks
the law at will, remaining, however
always within the law" by employ
ing its inequalities and technicalities
as a shield for her illegal endeavors
IsaeI D'Armond lately won a prize
at a fancy masque all in London by a
remarkable futurist costume
The New Gambler theater is the
name that has been given the i'm
posing and beautiful new playhouse
at 226 West Forty-second street, close
to Broadway, New York City, which
will be completed within a week
George RIeine, who is one of the
Iessees and owners of this latest addf-
ton to the myriad New York theaters,
has made arrangement for the pres
entation of his masterpieces In ami
mated photograH ure at the new Cand-
Ter theater during the summer and
early fall. Pautominists will be then
displaced by actors cf the speaking
stage.
"seven Keys to Baldpate" will be
produced under George IA. conan
personal direction in London.
Joseph Hart's production Of the
three-act comedy made from the Judge
Rumhouser cartoons, will be made
early next season.
A new political play by Theodore
Bonnet called 1.-THE Friend OF the
People" is. to be given a production
in San Francisco.
Edward sheldon has written new
play called "The Song OF Songs,
Irene Fenwfck being engaged for one
of the important roles.
A new musical piece called ''Dearie
Girl" was produced lately In SAL
Lake City by amateurs, but attracted
so much attention it may be given
professional production in New York
next season.
The miracle play pilates Daugh-
ter" with an aIl-feminine cast, has
been so successful In its first PROBES
sionaI performances that its manager
George H. Brennan Is arranging fol
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