The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-05-04
THE THEATERs


4 ling results. Complete vindication Of
the "school-ma'an,.
George N. cohan is writing an
other play.
The Vitagraph Company has Just
completed the most yirile, Intensely
dramatic and thrilling feature film
Eeyen seen. It reaches the altitude
lof powerful drama and naturally APP
proaches the sensational in thu. dar-
ing displayed by the action in situa-
ttons icidental in the story. The
scenes and plot are laid in Mexico
Fand embrace scenic splenior,
glimpses of Mexican warfare and ali
the local color of that interesting
and much published country. This
feature of the parts. will doubtless
Ibe the next Broadway star feature Of
tae Vitagraph theater, New York
City. 1T will be eagerly sought by
the exhibitors, when released, for
their special service. The present
tditticulties in Mexico will help make
this picture exceedingly timely and
a big attraction.
ADD TIEATERS :.
The show at the odeon theater for
the first three days of the week is Il
strictly high class offering. The first
act on the bill. is Madam Mizpah Sell
bini, versatile performer in dancing,
juggling, baton whirling, hat spin
ming, Arab tumbling, spade jumping
and sensational butterfly somersault-
ing. She is assisted by Arkie Shire,
wizard acrobat, This act has topped
vaudeville bills in England as well
as this country. The next act is also
headliner in the comedy line featur-
ing Garry o'Reilley, an Irish fiddler.
Two dandy photoplays, "a Fathers
Heart" in two parts, and side split
ting comedy, THE Doctors Trust"
are also shown.
Will NJ. cressy and his wife.
Blanche Dayne, are motoring
through HOLLAND.
A playlet which mas just ended a
rlong engagement in San Francisco
and to be produced in New York. Is
of an unusual character. 1t is called
'1Electricution," and has the death
tchamber in a prison for its somber
setting. 1t was written by San
tFrancisco newspaper man. who has
witnessed many electrocutions him
self and so knows how to picture
them with realistic horror.
Owen Johnson's dramatization OF
his novel, "The Salamander," will be
given in Boston shortly.
Richard Stanton, leading man,
and George Osborne, character man
OF the Kay-Bee, Broncho AMI Do
mimi Mutual, have graduated from
the ranks OF the actor to the position
OF director, and as Jay Hunt has
been directing for the last two
months this makes three advance
ments in that length of time.
| David Warfeld will probably pre-
sent the greatest of his successes,
THE Music Master" next season.
The Aborn Company this season
includes many of the favorites OF
last year with number of new
singers.
Miss Charlotte De Felice, the great
dancer, and Arthur Ashley will appear
at the Bijou theater today in special
exclusive feature 1.-TWO Aristocratic
Pennients. This is society drama
of unusually high class and it will be
Ian extra added attraction to the reg
ular program.
W. H. Crane, Amelia Bingham,
Douglass Fairbanks and Patricia
Collinge will be seen next season in
popular comedy revival.
Walter Thomas is to come back to
the stage in a new comedy to be
given in Cleveland shortly, under the
direction of F. Ray Comstock.
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The Ned Harrington Club. of New
York, has been incorporated, its OBJ
.ject being to perpetuate the songs
and memory of Edward Harrfgan,
the well known comedian and man
ager.
In the various cities to be visited
by the Lambs in their Gamjbol, David
Belasco, DE Wolf Hopper and VIII
liam Courtleigh, who is the shepherd,
VIII march in The street parade be-
fhink Sohsa,s band at the head OF the
column,