The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
Tony Hart as the Famous Pullman
Porter in Excuse Me-"

Tony Hart as Cnef r auOuS AAAAAS1A
Porter in Excuse Me-"
GORGEOUS. costumes, beautiful scenic
effects, good singing and pretty drills
featured the spectacular entertain
ment. America" presented under the
auspices of the Marcato Music CLUB
| to a large and appreciative audlence
| at the Robinson Grand theater Thurs
day evening.
Every part in the whole perform
mace was well taken. Every single
member of the large cast is deserving
of mention for the capable manner IN
which each character was presented
but lack of space makes this 1mpos-
lsible.
the singers were supported by goou
choruses. Every drill was the acme
1 of perfection and showed. the resuls
OF hard and constant pracnce anu anu
those who took part in the snow are
deserving of COMMUNICATION Tor What
thew did to make it the big success 1t
was The members of the Aarcato
Mnsto Club also should come In tor
hiqh nraise for their efforts in arrangT
ing the spectacular entertainment
MANY of the scenes were very
patriotic, especially the singing OF
America in ActII, by nine choruses'
each representing dinerent nsltlon'
while the audience also joined IN
The performance will be presented
again tonight and will no doubt again
he Witnessed by acrowded house. New
sneciaIties will be introduced at to-
nights performance
The date of the return engagement
of "Peg o. My Heart" at the Robinson
Grand has been changed from May 3
to May IS.
"A1 in a Name,'' three act farce
comedy was the attraction last might
at the Isyceum theater presented BY
the I.oie Francis Stock Company
There have been many comedy emorS
on the stage In Clarksburg, but 1t IS
doubtful If a more successful, htShly
delightful farce comedy ehort has ever
been made here than that last n1ght-
It contained fun galore, stde-splittIng
Snn enthusiasm, roars of laughter, and
then some more. The farce "All In
Name is an excellent one and the
I.oie Francis Stock Company presented
the comedy in most exceptional man
ner
crest things all through the produc-
ton as John JONES' he was aided
pany. Harry Coleman is funny as he
is a rare comedian Miss Francis was
exceptionally clever as Mabel, the
uoinister's wife, while Miss Calvert
| earned fresh honors as the wife OF
the plain John Jones Frank MeserVe
was capital and aided Mr.. Coleman
Immensely in many of the best comedy
scenes
The patrons OF the odeon theater
were given a great treat last night,
besides a nice, neat vaudeville SHOW,
DIR. Mccormick gave his lectrfe ON
4 saThe Horrors of Write Slavery :
Hundreds were turned away from
the first performance and had 70
come back later. Dr. McCormick Is
H a talker above the average, ano
handles his de1fuate swbject well
The lecture will be repeated today
and Saturday.
"Within the Law" Bayard veilIer'a
4 human interest drama of daring
young woman who cheated the law
4 that made her an outcast from so
ciety which is the theatrical triumph
! of the hour in New York and Cneagol
London and Melbourne, Australia, IS
| to have a return engagement May 2
! at the Robinson Grand under the man
agement of the American Play Com
pany. Matinee and night performances
win be given.
Another local demonstration OF the
excellent qualit yof Excuse Me-
farce nv Rupert Hughes, will be given
at the Robinson Grand, Saturday mat
inee and night, April IS, with assbril-
liant company Of comedians as ever
/ has been assembled in one orEaniza-
ton Excuse Me" is laughter long
and loud and all through three acts.
every man, woman and youth, who
| sees "Excuse Ne" VIII be tied up In
knots Of merriment The play - rarce
INT Il 4 not q knock-about, horseplay
| hodRepodGe OF nonsense. On the con-
trary It's humor and comedy are clever,
sane and plausible
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