The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-16

white Slavery will be the lead
ing feature at the Odeon theater Ior
the last half of the week with two
splendid acts OF vaudeville featuring
Sivor and Green in singing and dane
ing, and G. E. Howard in refined sing
ing and talking and three COMEDY
, feature, pictures.
That wise old Genoese, Christie
pner Columbus, and his Spanish FOL
lowers will land in America" to-
nignt and viii discover the new
world America" the great spec
taeu1ar pantomine, will make its IN
it!al appearance tonight, given by 9
cast OF 1850 under the direction OF
Prof McCloskey and under the au-
spices of the Marcato Music Cup.
The performance will be given In
four acts, opening with a scene show
ing Queen Isabella at tne royal PAL
ace of Spain, and the visit of Co
1um bus, who appeals for aid 70
further mis- navigations- In the sue
Iceeding scene his departure from
Spain, his arrival in the new coun-
try and the Meeting with 80 IN
dams and his return to Isabella VIII yin
proofs of his great discovery Will
be exceIlently portrayed. The cos
tunes will be very beautiful, ana
VIII be by far superior to any here
Itofore used in home talent produc-
Itsons. A dress rehearsal was neld
last night and shows clearly that all
the charac ters were well trained In
their parts, and shat the piece VIII
run. smoothly when the curtain goes
up tonight.
Zones, / am sorry to tell you, but
the truth is the truth Your wile
lis not your wife
There seems to be no sense to the
foregoing words, but when MI.
Meserve uses this expression to 5ar,
ry Coleman, one Of the Jones IN
play now being staged by the LOIS
Francis Stock Company at the Ly-1
IceIlm. there is quick convulslve
laughter from the audience Ana
this is not the only laugh N the play
There are many. and the Lois Fran
cfs Stock Company, now at the Ly-
ceum theater for a, limited engage
iment, should extract all there was
INTENDED by the author
J. principle intended by the man
\ agement of this company IS to give
itbe patrons Of the Lyceum theater
the class of plays they desire ahd az
ian introduction the first three days
los the week will be devoted to COM
.iefIv dramas. while the last half OF
1.-THE week farce comedies. real laush
'Iproducers, will be offered
j The male quartet travelling Win
,Ithe company mas won the hearts OF
the lovers OF good music, and tn s
lis evidenced by the fact OF the great
demand for their services by socl-
} cites and clubs. Some clever songs
are among the repertoire Tor week
end.
The novel by e. Philip oppenheimer
called "The MaIefactora' has been
; dramatized-
Charles Dickson has written new
farce called Call Me Early, Mother.
: 1t is to be produced soon.
Ruth Chatterton in Daddy Long
Legs" under Henry Miller's manage
Ement, has made a big hit in Chicago
Margaret Anglin's revival of Oscar
: lWilde's brilliant society play, Lady
lWindermere's Fan has been sue
/ IcessfuI in New York.
Nine. Olive Fremstad, the dra-
matte soprano, VIII go on eoncerO
tour next winter, including ttG prln-
'Icpal cities of the country.
1t is said Gibbs Mansfield, son OF
1.-THE late Richard Mansfield, wants 70
ne an actor and Is mother is willing.
He is a bright boy OF