The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-09

part special feature entitled VIVA.
the Gods Decree, and a side-splitting
Komic comedy, "Nell's Eugene Mar
riage. 1t is a pleasure to watch the
show as cool breeze is supplied by
pump thousands OF. cubic feet Of
sterilized air through the building
every minute and many people actu-
ally go there to escape the heat and
to get cooled of.
The Selfg Polyscope Company has
received a very valuable consignment
of unusual ard interesting films from
our far island possessions that show
the habits and customs OF the Abor-
iginees, in very vivid fashion. This
series of film Is considered a very val
liable addition to the great and grow
ing catalogue of Selig educational
which is the most unique and compre-
hensiye Of any film collection in the
country.
w. A. Brady will next season make
a production of THE Decent Thing to
Do" and 4The Elder Son" He will
have other interests, including num-
Der of companies sent out in current
successes.
At the odeon theater today is Mary
Fuller in "rhe End of the Umbrella"
seventh Of the series of Dolly of the
Dailies." This series is said to be the
best one yet Of this popular little act
ress.
The 0deon is also showing a dandy
Knlem feature in two parts entitled
THE Detectives sister,"
The vaudeville acts are the best of
the season. Summers and Gonzalez
in the tango and other fancy dances.
are by far the best seen here in long
time.
George Barron, the English come
dian, is also very clever.
The Wtagraph Company, under the
direction Of James Young, is produc-
ing the historic play of David Gar
rick" This production will possess
not only great dramatic power, but
the most gorgeous costumes ever
worn by any pla:Girs on the stage or
In moving picture. Mr.. Young, who
has played in David Garrick" him
self, and made special study of the
drama, will leave nothing undone that
will tend to make It masterpiece and
the greatest feature production of the
past and present eras.
Grace George is among the stars
seeking pleasure and rest in va
cation in Europe.
A woman writer, OF Los Angeles,
is to write a play on sociological lines
for Olga Nethersole
Julian Eltinge has gone to Europe
for his vacation. He will begin sec
ond season in 1.-THE Crinoline Girl" on
Labor Day.
In reply to Numerous inquiries as to
the withdrawal of Sidney Ayres from
Flying A" Mutual Movies, it is stated
at the general offices of the American
Film Manufacturing Company in Chi
cago that Mr.. Ayres has been promoted
to the rank of producer, but that he
will appear from time to time in the
photoplays which he will direct.
sp4h
David warield has CLOSED his sea-
son in THE Auctioneer" He will con-
tinue in this play next stl.sSn, as its
revival has been attended with much
success
Kitty Gordon will join the vaude-
vile ranks at what is said to be
fabulous salary, in sketch written
for her by Jack Lait, author Of Help
Wanted"
All the theate.- managers in the
United States and Canada are to be
invited to convention to be held in
New York this month. The purpose
of the association to, be foSned is an
nounced as OF a protective nature.
Conan & Harris will produce, late
this month at Atlantic City, new
play, author not named. 1t is entitled
Wanted, $4,000" and in the cast are
Russ Whytal, George Nash, Ernes
Glendenning, Richard Sterling and
Desmond Kelley.
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