The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-16
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Washington nexr month";
II is said that an oher has been
made to otis Skinner to.revive Fran
cesea da flininfs' i1-w'lllch he made
such notable success some years
ago.
The pholop.ays being shown today
at the I.yee1m 5heRter are Dan
tuFe With Waiter MCNAMARA as tAe
star: 'iNew and MUSLIN featuring
Edgar Darrell a. the vim lg preaen-
eF; and THE Deuce andetwo Pairs
a screaming Powers comedy.
e4k
When Louise Closer Hale's drama
tization of her book, Her Soul and
Her Body" Is produced siii SAN an
cisco, the authors Ausband, Waiter
Hale. VIM have the Reading role.
what Is declared to be the great
est novelty s4nce the beginning OF the
motion picture business has been
booked for wednesday at the popular
Bi1ou theater. It Is q sertes OF mo-
tton picture dancing lessons, WhtSh'
gives practical inSsfuction ia the
tango. turkey trot and the Viennese
hes tatton waltz. The instructors
are Wallace NJ. aa6cC ntcheon and
John Sawyre, sensational performers
in New York ROOF gardens and IN
struc9ors for members aOEp the -Four
Hundred" They charge $25 for g
single lesson but now It can be seen
on the screen for e dime. The series
IS said to- help the most aSviITar@ 70,
become perfect dancers.
Il is now reported that the plan to
star Alice Nelson i'm Hight opera has
fallen through. She VIII. sing in
grand opera IN Paris andsLondon and
has long contract 10 remain IN that
field.
"A t&o-reeI Kay Bee drama entitled
.iDivorce," WHICH is satdgto be fun OF
heart, Interest, is being shown to-day
al the Orpheun tlAeater. Another
ohefing is Little BiIIy's Triumphs,'
a dandy Keystone comedy featuring
. Little Billy,'' only twenty1efB1t
months old, one of the youngest
actors OF the motion picture stage. |
Wednesday the Orpheum will present
a Warner feature entitled The Ldv-
ing Corpse" in two parts adapted
from the celebrated drama by Count
Leo Tolstoi This is sad TO be !
literary gem OF the motion picture
art
Lou TeIIegen, the leading man with
Dorothy Donnelly in Maria Rosa,
dislocated his shoulder by ran late-
ly, but played his part with his arm
in a sling, and will continue to act
in that state.
Another splendid vaudeville enter
tainment rs holding down the boards
at the Odeon 7theater for the drsp
naIf of the week. 1t includes a re-
fined singing and dancing act by De
We're and Baker and clever COMEDY
sJSit by DeArnond and company. A
dne photoplay feature in two parts
entitled when Strong Wills Clash
oy the Patheplay company, is being
shown today. Another splendid fea-
ture entitled S9Pearls Of the Wnlte
/. fehts,' in tvs parts by the Kalem
company, wiIl~be shown Tuesday
Adele Rowland is appearing in
dramatic playlet by James Medll1 rat
terson, called "a Sellout.n
Edward A. Paulton and Ludwig Eng
lander are getting ready the book ana /
music of a French farce called Ma
dame Moselle.
Ann I.aughIln ise to take the place
Of Marie flynn In Blanche Ring
company, playing When Claudia
Smiles.
Irene Fenwick is to have the prin-f /
cfpal role in &Aloug Came Ruth,
Savage production Ola French adapta-
ton. !
Sir Beerbohm Tree has revived with
great success in London Belascos pro-
dnction of "'The Darling OF the coos.
sidney Rosenfeid has written q play |
called .FThe Woman VINO Coulan say
Mo- It is to be produced IN Los An
geles. 4
H H. Frazee IS to produce new
comedy called 1.-THE Party OF the sec,
ond Part" in which Syb4ala, Pope VIII
be featured.
Harriet Ford and Harvey J. o'Hig-
gins. who wrote with l5etectiye ), Wit
liann ], Burns; 1.-THE Argyle case are
writing another detective pay.
) Marguerite Clark If. to ape2ar IN |
disqualification by the author OF one "
Mary Roberts Rinehart's stories, unoeI
the direction OF Winthrop Alles'
Edgar selwyn. author Of The the
Country Boy /" has written new p pay |
called Trolling Stones = which dep1 EI..
he adventures of two wanderers nv
'ng by their wits.
Taking advantage of the fact that
children are natural actors ana tnae
.hey are not Handicapped in moving