The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-20


At the factory ana laboratory Of
the New York Motion Picture Cor.
poration, at 81 West Nineteenth
street, New York City, the new SUP
erintendent is r. r. Murphy. M
Murphy IS an experienced motion pic
ture man Under him the Kay7Bees
Keystone, Broncho. Domino and Key
stone Mutual Movies VIII retain the
fine Photographic qualities for which
they have always been famous
Several companies are to be sent
out In High Jinks
Onesof the gripping scenes in With
IN the Law Bayard Veiller's success
full new play OF metropolitan life,
which Is to play q return engagement
at the Robinson Grand May 2, provides
the spectacle of a professional GRIM
inal confessing the guilt for murder
voluntarily and going to his execution
because Of his devotion to woman
who befriended him in an hour OF
peril. This play has for Its central
character a pretty young woman con-
victed of a crime Of which she Is in
nocent, who, upon her release from
prison Is forced into warfare with the
authorities, matching her wits and
courage against police brutality and
adroitly avoiding the clutches OF the
law, although she preys upon society
at will The excellent cast engaged
for within the Law" is in keeping
with the standard Of excellence OF the
production OF The American Play
Company, the producers.
@sae
Billie Burke win appear in "Jer-
ry all next season.
Messrs. Adams and Hough, wrote
the book and lyrics for the spectacular
musical production 1.-The Prince or
Tonfght." coming to the Robinson
Grand Saturday matinee and night,
Aurils25. The music is in Joseph u.
Howard,s best vein and the score
abounds in numbers that are whtstled,
the surest test OF popularity. Among
them. are 'sHer Eyes are Blue for
YaIe,n Tonight viii Never Come
Again. .'I Wonder Who's Kissing Her
Now" ST Don't Want to Marry Your
FAMILY Can 1t Be Love, the
Girl That Can Never Be Mine, Tine
Best Thing That a Waiter Does Is
Wlai4n and 'eFollow the Rainbow
Trail" Tom Arnold assumes the title
role and will be surrounded by com
pany OF some fifty people.
Early in May Maude Adams VIII
go on hour of New England.
The program at the Bijou today In
cIudes a two part Kalem drama,
nof,rlTn of love, law and gambling with
Miss Marion Sais and William II. West
as the principles. "A comedy by the
Vitagraph company and another
aCleet" Edison detective story Will
be shown.
TUESDAY the five-cent bargain day
nroaram viii include some of the best
az the week. A two-part Vitagrapn
.SIyhe Crucible OF Fate is extra classy:
Al Biograph, 'eThe Restless Woman,
with Miss Louise Vale as principal, 10
an anpealinG drama. "The Evi1 We Do,
az the title denotes, will be interesting.
According to the law OF compensation,
the evil that we do lives after us with !
dire results. In this story 1t shows
how a flirting beauty with noItoW-
ness OF heart may cause trouble ana
how eyeiI gets a blow and is LETT alone
in the shadow.
Harry whitney and his operate
Dolls. a real feature act right on the
keith circuit, is shown at the Odeon
theater for the first half of this Week
THE act consists OF Mr.. Whitney's serv-
ing in the capacity of interlocutor ana
two pretty little brunette dolls who
know how to sing and make eyes IN
fine fashion.
W1nitney's is a novelty act that Is
entertaining and above all hihgh class
and refined. The act features stage
within the regular stage on which MT;
Whftney.s miniatures perform with al
the ease and cleverness OF real lie:
Mr. Whitney's company consists OF
four others besides himself. me maze
,13e On are conical to a high degree
ana the two girls are pretty as pic
There will also be shown, a power
FIJI two-part drama entitled The
FIehting Blood" featuring that great
.Aa~ R0mafT4o EieIfiing.