The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-29

That Is why all the big successes on
the metrop0li Titan stage are farce and
musical comedies. The Movie Cir. 4
which viii be the Offering at the Rob.
linson Grand New Years afternoon
and night. Is nothing but laughter. Il
| Is farce IN two acts With music, which
has scored 2 big hit. and which makes
| the most enjoyable evenings enter
tainment. The book and lyrics are
from the pen Of Matthew OFT, author
lot Seven Hours In New York, and
those who have seen more than one Of
Mr.. Otis offerings claim this TO be
his very best.
George Brondhurst wrote one OF the
greatest successes the American stage
has ever kwnown when he completed
THE Man OF the Hour" which is
showing this afternoon and night at
the Orpheum theater. It is q William
A. Brady feature in five acts and stars
the clever actor. Robert Warwick.
who gained SO much favor on his re-
cent appearance on the Orpheum
screen in Mr. Broadhurst's next best
play, THE Dollar Mark A lively
keystone comedy. The Plumber.
closes the bill
Tomorrow Robert Leonard and Ella
Hall will be seen in the second cpl
sode Of "The Master Key" This is
ia thrilling mystery serial by the noted
author, John Fleming Wilson.
"Jewell's Jubilee Girls,,' merry
musical comedy. one OF the most sue
lcessful popular priced tabloid attracsI
tons on the road, opened to capac-
.ity house at the Odeon theater yes
terday Afternoon, and judging from the
enthusiasm displayed by the audience
the company made a decided, hit.
Leslie. Golden, a dancing soubrette,
with a prima donna voice, who has
played the leading theaters here and
abroad, possesses beautiful voice
and has a pleasing personality, Sam
Evans and Harry Stanton are very
clever comedians and kept the house
In continuous uproar The chorus
OF young girls is pretty, possessing
strong melodious voices and its dances
and drills We're evidence of excellent
statge training. The comedy is clean
and the musical numbers are new and
well rendered. The costumes arel
gorgeous, some being Of Partisan de-
sign.
Three splendid reels OF motion pic
TIRES are also shown today, including
a Two part Kalem drama featuring
Marguerite Courtot and Tom Moore,
entitled 1.-THE Girl and the Explorer
nd an Edison drama entitled 1.-THE
Last of the Hargroyes"
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Motion pictures are being shown
today at the Palace theater and will
be shown there tomorrow afternoon
and evening. The feature for today is |
Francis Marion in the Swamp Fox,"1
a three act drama of the American
Revolution. Guy Combs and Mar
guerite Courtot are in the leading
roles. Two other good comedies arel
also shown.
The new Palace Players will open
an engagement Thursday night with
Mary Mannering's great stage sue
cess, The House of Lies" Friday
afternoon, beginning at $3.50 O'Clock,
special matinee WILDE given
The Bijou management has made
special arrangements to entertain the
home coming college students and
their friends today and tonight. AL
special Broadway Star feature is be-
ing shown. How to do it and Why,
or Cutey at College," 1t is in two
parts and features Cissy Fitzgerald
(and Cissy's wink) Wally Van and
Harry Morey. George AIDES fable
1.-THE Bush League Lover Who Failed
to Qualify, furnishes more fun. THE
Fates and Ryan" a monthly police
story, and Pathe Daily News No. IS,
make up the program. Wednesday
Klaw and Erlanger will present Miss
Vivian Prescott and company In a
splendid two part production. cousin
Pons," by the great French writer
"Balzac." Money is the theme Of this