The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-16


sode OF this stupendous production is
revealed upon the screen.
Louis Joseph Vance. one Of the
best known modern fiction writer's,
has been secured to write the new
serial, They o. Hearts which is to
follow the present serial. Lucille
Love-" to be released In fourteen or
sixteen distinct parts, each Of two or
three reel lengths; serial will COM
mence the latter part OF July and
will be exploited in a similar method
to the Lucille Love"
Frank Sheridan is to star in the
vaudeville playlet, The Touch of a
Child"
The House in the Valley SPLEEN
didly acted and finished play produced
in two parts, is feature that is show
ing today at the 0rpheum theater. The
play is thrilling and pathetic, and
shows daring Mexican brigands and
Americans in spectacular encounter.
Ed Coxen and Winnifred Greenwood
have the leads and. are supported by
an able cast. The twenty-fourth num-
Der OF "our Mutual Cir" series, which
is also running today. shows our little
heroine Marguerite back in her aunt's
home, and many other pretty scenes.
Tomorrow's show includes two part
Broncho drama, Shorty Gets in
Trouble" and a high class Beauty
play called via the Fire Escape"
with Marguerite Fischer In the title
role. {si-
The powerful novel by the late
Baroness Won Suttner, Lay Down
Your Arms" or Ground Arms" as 1t
has also been called, is to be put
on the moving picture stage. This
novel, published as result Of the
writer's personal participation as a
volunteer nurse in the Franco-Ger-
man war, exercised "a powerful in
fiuence on the cause OF peace by its
vivid depletion of the horrors Of war.
The Bijou theater is showing 1000
feet Of the Elks state convention re-
Gently held at Parkersburg. This film
Is not half long enough to put them
all on but the photographer leniently
left part Of the "stunts' out. so the
film only made 1000 feet. But 1t Is
interesting. Ladies should step into
the Bijou today and see what hand
some figure their husbands or best
fellow made in the big parade. "a
Hayward Daughter" 1.-THE Opal
Curse" and 1.-THE Servant Question
Out West" are also showing today.
Friday two part Edison drama "a
Warning from the Pas" will head the
program. 1t ia a beautiful English
love story, showing what the losing
Of a small letter did and the unhappy
results.
Mary Pickford. the Maude Adams
of the screen, is engaged in film
version OF Behind the Scenes" a
charming play Of theatrical life by
Margaret Mayo, author Of Baby
Mine.' Miss Pickford has not ap-
peared in the role of an actress since
I'm the Bishops Carriage"
The famous Poloft Sisters are the
big feature at the odeon .theater to-
day. This sister team comes very
highly recommended Russian prin-
cesses singing, talking, dancing and
European change act, making eight
complete changes In fifteen minutes.
The pictures are also very good. First
is dandy Vitagraph story entitled
"The Accomplished Mrs. Thompson"
featuring Lillian Walker, and a SPLEEN
did Edison comedy entitled "By Par
eel POST featuring Andy Clark; and
a Selig comedy entitled "Bonibarded"
featuring Old Doc Yak's zoo.
Miss Maude Hanaford, who Is to
play Ambrose in Holman Days com
edy, Along Came Ruth" that after its
successful run at the Gaiety theater
In New York last season is to be sent
on the road this year by Henry w.
Savage, its producer, declares she is
the only actress in captivity who went
on the stage at the solicitation OF a
manager and not at her own Initiative.
In Los Angeles, her home, she attend
ed dramatic school because It had
the best gymnasium IN the city. She
was after the gymnastic training but
she was obliged. to enroll In the school
Is dramatic pupil and take the
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