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

THE THEATERs

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Ghost Dance" that braves and
squaws participate in on the eve of
going to battle. This dance the red
skins have always guarded zealously
and has never before been shown to
the curious gaze Of the whites. One
and all should see this production
Monday Chief Eagleshirt, Black
Horse, Pine Bird, Little Soldier, Happy
Buffalo and many Of the old Indian.
chiefs are introduced in this western
drama.
Wilton Lackaye is to appear in
vaudeville in playlet called Quits.
Bull" Durham, who two years ago
was pitcher for the New York Giants,
is through with professional Baseball
forever. Bull" is now acting in Key
stone comedies with the New York
Motion Picture Company on the Pacific.
coast. Through his efforts the Key
stone baseball team now leads the
California Motion Picture League.
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and jules Eckert Goodman with Tully
Marshall in the leading role, is to be
called THE Trap"
Miss Sally Crute, the well known
Edison artist, recently purchased a
summer home at Sound Beach, on the
Long Island Sound. 1t will be Of in
terest to many to know that Miss
Crute is an artist Of no mean ability
with pen and brush, aside from her
capabilities before the camera.
"A Pair Of Skies" is to be produced
in Australia.
The play by Richard Harding Davis
/ Katherine De Barry has received
an offer, which she will probably ac-
cept, to portray the character roles
in which she has been so successful
before the moving picture camera.
In a film soon to be released, a
thriller and a clever trick of photog-
raphy are to be shown in the fall Of
horse, ridden by woman, over a
SO0-foot cliff. with a policeman hang
/ ing to its tail,
During the last tour of Egypt of E.
NJ. Newman, the travel lecturer, he
! has secured what he thinks the best
photographs Of modern Egypt that he
has taken. He photographed the var
ious temples and monuments and also
the fellahen at their toll and in their
native mud villages and homes. He
\ has also pictures of some of the desert
tribes who approached the Nile for
barter and trade.
One of the pretentious photodrama-
tic attractions soon to be presented by
George Kleine, producer of "Quo
Vadis," Anthony and Cleopatra"
"Spartacus" ans other motion picture
classics, will be Carmen" with Mar
guerite Sylvia, the famous grand opera
diva in the title role 1t was made by
him at Seville, Spain, in order to give
local color Mile. Sylvia gained wide
/ spread popularity in this country as
the prima donna of Gypsy Love"
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"a Wrecker of Lives" an intense
dramatic story a circumstantial evil
dence, Is showing today at the Orph-
| cum. 1t Is in three parts and as thrill
Ing a play as has ever been produced.
Beginning with the secret marriage
of General Graham's charming daugh-
ter to an INSCRIPTIONS spy, the action
moves rapidly on involving the char
acters In series of startling incidents
until Death. the avenger mercifully
blots out the life of the traitorous,
husband. The photograph and acting
is excellent. when Reuben Fooled
the Bandits" dandy Keystone com
edy, Is also shown, followed by a
laughable Nestor comedy entitled ''His
Strenuous Honeymoon" with Victoria
Ford, Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran.
Monday masterful two part Kay Bee
drama entitled THE Social Ghost"
will be shown.