The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-16

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warren Mellinger, manager Of the
Maryland theater OF Cumberland, Md.
is enthusiastic in his praise for the
Charles X Champlin Company. which
opens a weeks engagement az the
Robinson Grand theater IN this ct@y
tonight "Of course like our eaeE
says Mr.. Nellin ger harrisburg plays.
nearly all the travelling stock COM
panies and one IS liable to become
Dessfinssisc but rails attraction seems
I to have efdeFent charm and each
I season the company has, broken the
9oaae record here for Feceipts and at
tendance. Which fact in itself tells one
! this argument IS fair and ecuita bic.
| Moreover the plays are all gems OF
1dramatic work, strong and Eefue as
the following list denotes
/ Alias Jimmy Valentine, shore.
Acres "a Gentleman OF Leisure"
l"Master of the Holse." and The En-
|, sign" staged and acted faultlessiys
especially the first named, which Is
without a doubt the greatest crook
play that has ever been produced and
H IL fs sure to create furore OF ex-
element.
Manager Raymond and the clarks-
burg theatergoers are to be con-
i this very meritorious attraction as
\ truly its productions are far superior
I to the majority OF most high pr1cea
organizations"
Robert '13iffiard Is meeting with
marked success In his engagement IN
the detectiveE play. he Argyle.
! CASE At the Park ttiteaGcas ii Destoh.
| He will soon start on ht3 tour to the
Pacific coast. however. stopping on
This way in Pittsburg, Chicago ST..
| Louis, Kansas City and lSeuF ef Mr.
billiard is very fond Of his role OF
Asche Kayton, the modern type Of de-
unlike the role he played in "A FOOL
There Was" .4ft9h
A tabloid comedy is Jailed Tess OF
the Tango"
Edward 7. lie Saint, the Selig pro-
Queer in California, is working out
two-reel newspaper feature. which in
cludes a number of big and vital
scenes in and around one of the Iarg
est and most complete newspaper
plants on the Gold Coast 1t IS said
that the realistic atmosphere OF this
photopIay reproduces the big and VI
tai force that throbs In aRewspaper
ofiice in most astonishing fashion.
"Elevating Husband, in which
Louis Mann starred, is being used IN
the stock house.
During her grand opera days, as
the urotege of Mr.. Oscar Hammer
STEMS Manhattan Opera Company,
Miss Edith Thayer won great popular
ity, and received recognition as an
artist OF ability, in roles that gave OPP |
Sos mr. n
eous expression of her frolicsome eff |
fervescence OF spirit. AS Tony" in
..Flireay. = she has been given a boy /
part IN which she bubbles over" cap /
tiyatingly and sings with freedom |
and enthusiasm that displays hel
clear. brilliant soprano voice most
pleasingly.
George Evans, OF the Honey Boy |
Minstrels, is to head musical come
dy company next season,
During her present American sea-
son Miss Kathleen Parlow, yiolinlst. |
who appears here March ., viii play
81 number of novelties in addition Z |
the favorites that have figured In he
repertoire in the past. The tntelh
gence of the American audiences has |
been proved by the recognition &C
corded this brilliant musician wheT |
she first appeared in this country, ans
by the unmistakable interest with
which her triumphs abroad have been |
followed. AS one writer recently !
stated in commenting on Miss Parlow S
sudden rise to fame, TO recognize
genius is at once the best proof OF q !
community's intelligence. Kathleen
Parlowss reception not only in New
York and Boston, but throughout the
country was q credit to American
musicsioyers and American musical
conditions
VIII JssBaFf era.n manager
az Chicago. Is .e0 lea business
al ID 5tlIrn his akteIl G On farming ~
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Music News had the following to
zayFof Miss Christine Miller, the noted
contraIto of Pittsburg who is to give
a recital Tuesday evening In the First
Baptist church under the auspices o.
the choir of the church,, with Carl
Berpthaler, conductor of the Cleve
land and Pittsburg symphony or
chestras, at the piano:
"She is a thorough musician. vlo-
Iinist of ability. and her singing Ctc
ouote w. l.. Hubbard of thep Chicago
Tribune) is distinguished by refined,
infallfble taste, and by genuineness
and business OF sentiment and feeling.
rJ,,. Voice 10 exquisite in quality, be |