The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-06

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Ruth Roland. the famous KaIem
come ienne, who appears In Wanted
ian Heir" ancw comedy has q Scol-
fored servant whose husband died re-
GENTLY. According to Miss r. land,
1.-THE man had formerly been a preach
Fer, in the African Methodist church.
according to Marilia, = said Miss
Roland, che failed to satisfy his flock
during the first year of his ministry
Iwhereppon a committee requested his
resignation"
Look here!" demanded the preach
Ter. ..Whutss de trouble wild NAH
Epreaehin? Doesn't ] argufy2', s.
You sho does, brother piled thu
Spokesman M +: 4.
Doesn't i 'spucify concerning de
Iscriptures?' & -
You suttingly does,g sdmitted the
other. & q \;
.Den whdt's wrong?'
"Well, brudder," replied the head of
the committee, hits dis way: You
argufies an you spucifies, but you
doesn't show wherein"
James oaker has been engaged for
the role Of the gamblers wife in
The Dummy"
Col Jasper e. Brady, of the Vita
graph Company. has completed the
perturbation Of "Sir Henry Morgan.
Buccaneer, from novel OF the same
name by the Rev. Cyrus Townsend
Brady, LII. D. The book has been
made into five reels apd every pic
ture is thrill from start to finish.
The principal part of Sir Henry Nor
gan, Buccaneer." Dis chRracteriza-
ton Of the old swashbuckling pirate,
so long a terror to the Spanish main.
The cast will be a ilarge one and :su-
pernumeraries will be. over -FOUR hun
dred. ~ + !.
Both 1.-THE chalice of Courage
and "Sir Henry Morgan, Buccaneer."
Twill be sent to the Witagraph's Cali
fornia company, where under the d.
rection of r. s. Sturgeon. a smash
ling production will be made.
l. ilsrT st-As4cf 's-,7.fssr
The play made from the Cordelia
Blossom stories is to begin fits sea-
son in New York the last Of August.
Douglas Fairbanks will start his
new season in Atlantic City this week
in the comedy by Byron ongley and
Emil Nyitray, ..He Came Up Smiling. "
In his supporting company will be
Patricia Collinge, Harry Harwood, Ed
ward r. Mawsop, George Backus. Sid
ney Booth and iEdouard Durand
The new play by zangwill, Plaster
Saints" which is now running in
London. will be seen in New York
next season.
Wallace Munro is going to revive
Oscar Wilde's play. THE Importance
of Being Earnest" with his ali star
company In San Francisco, OF which
company the principals are Charles
Richman, Rose Coughlin, Charles
Cherry, Charlotte tTitteli and Carroll
McComas.
Nat c. Goodwin has made sue
cess in Never Say DE-" and will
make another tour in the play the
coming season.
A Florence Martin is to replace
Peggy ofNeil in the title role of "Pee
o. My Heart" in Denver. Miss o.Nei
appearing at the head of the Chicago
company.
] The one hundred and fiftieth per
formance Of Frank Grawford's play
TOO Many Crooks" will take place
this week in New York.
John Barrymore will not return
to the cast OF THE Yellow Ticket
when he returns from Europe in the
fall, but will star.
"The Rose of the Rancho" is to BE-
made into a motion-picture produc,
ton.
fused an OFFER Of So. 900 a week from
English music han nsnasers.
! Louis Joseph Vance author Of rThe
Lone WOLF" has dramatized a story
\ Of Irwin Cobb called Smoke Of Bat.
tie"
Charles Frohman intends to sta,
Marie I.ohr, first in London in the
fall.
1 Among the Alps there are several
/ postofices at height OF 5000 Q,
| 1000 feet One letterbox, from which
the postman makes four collections
daily, is nearly 10000 feet above the
sea level.
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North Dakota Is determined to have
better rural schools. Two county
4 training schools have been. establish
! ed TO give instruction In agriculture,
domestic science, manual training and