The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-29
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In Search Of the Castaways,"aa fivel
part feature, dramatized from the
celebrated novel, "The Children Of
Captain Grant" by Jules Verne, Is thei
big offering for today al; the orpheumi
theater. The cast includes nearly all
of the famous American Eclair play
iers. The play comes highly recon-
mended and should meet the approcal
of all who see 1t. Tomorrow the
twenty-sixth episode of "Our Mutual
Girl with Norma Phillips, and a fine
two,part American love romance, "The
Lure of the Sawdust," featuring Ed
Coxen and Winifred Greenwood will
be shown. 81
Florence Reed is to continue in
The Yellow Jacket"
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The program at the Bijou today Is
a five part Famous Players Film Com
pany production. "Brewster,s 6dil-
lions" Nothing need be said sas to
the popularity Of this production. It
will be shown all afternoon, and even
ing. A Hearst-Seiig pictorial news
VIII be included in the day and night
bill In the afternoon until $50 a
two part Bushman special viii be
shown. Its title is "Trinkets Of Trag-
edy," wonderful interesting photo
play. II possible attend the afternoon
performance. Thursday. and Friday
there will be special features shown
at the Bijou. A two part, vitagraph
1.-THE Poor Folks Boy" viii. be shown
Thursday. Friday, the first release OF
the George AIDE fable series, Napoleon
and the Bumps" will be shown. This
fable picture comes every Friday.
Also Friday grand Edison three part
masterpiece THE Man in the Street.
will be ons The cream of the Edison
actors will appear in this production.
uncle Toms Cabin, is to be put
into the moying-picture drama,
Pathe Weekly No. As showing the
latest events Of the world. is, ON the |
screen today at the odeon theatar,
along with a splendid two-part Selig
story entitled Judge Dennls's De-
'cisfon" and roaring comedy en-
titled Fleeing from the Fleas," fea-
turing Ruth Roland, the Kalem girl.
The vaudeville offering is pleasing to
all. This is the last day. to see this
feature and patrons should not miss
1t.
Connie Ediss has been engaged for
new Drury Lane melodrama..
Otis Skinner again comes under
Charles Frohman's direct management
this season; and on October 1 will
present him IN play never before
produced. 1t Is by Jules Eckert Good
man and is entitled THE Candle Of
Faith"
Lucille Laverne is to open a stock
company about the middle of August
in Richmond. Va.
Kid Dougherty, who is handling
fighting Bob Fitzsimmons, = the cele,
brated boxing kangaroo, is booking
the act for the coming winter. In
addition to the boxing bout between
the kangaroo and himself, al elig film
showing the kangaroo and Ad VOL
CAST Is shown. This furnishes a very
unique entertainment The booking
has been exceptionally successful so
far.
A variety ofpretty battling costumes
will be shown in "Ethel's Aunt a !
lively farce soon to be issued as
Komic Mutual release. The fun comes
through a young man masquerading
as a woman In order to go with his I
sweetheart to Sunday school picnic. /
His identity is discovered, and he
purloins the costume of the Sunday
school superintendent, who is forced /
to don the woman's toys.
Isabelle Evesson who recently
starred in 1.-THE Palace OF the kim. NJ
will be Truth in the ..Everywomant,.
company Henry W. Savage has formed
for the coming season. Miss .Evess0nsf
enjoys the distinction at being one
of the very few American, actTesshEs
ever taken from this country by an
English star. Charles Wyndham saw
her when he was ON a visit to the Uni
ted States and engaged her for his
company. She went to London and
appeared with him two years.
$3.50 49,.
Ernest Cosart has been. engaged for
the cast of Twin Beds"
The production of Paul wilstach,s
play, What Happened at 22,r will
take place at Atlantic City the mid
die of next month, and the, New. York
opening a week later. Il
David Belasco has not yet am
title for Leo Ditrichstein,s
now play from the Hungarian. in 1
which he will open at the Belasco
theater. New York, in the fall.
Katherine Kealred, who made such /,
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