The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-01
THE THEATERS
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o'Moore as "octayius" was being en-
acted only a few feet distant.
Lloyd B. Carlton is directing the
production of 1.-THE Ragged Earl, =
in which Andrew Mack makes his
debut into filmdom. Mr.. Carlton says
it is really a pity that Mr.. Mack's
wonderful assortment Of Irish jokes
have to be omitted in the screen
production. The players who are ap-
pearing In the Ragged Earl" are
constantly amused by Mack's humor.
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Col. Jasper Ewing Brady. OF the
Vitagraph forces, has completed the
scenario Of THE Chalice of Courage"
from the noval by the Rev. Cyrus
Townsend Brady, LID. The play is
in five parts and every one full of
action and intense interest. Col.
Brady is now engaged in picturing
Sir Henry Morgan. Buecaneer," an
other novel by the same author.
The Beauty Mark Musical Comedy
Company was greeted by two large
houses last night at the Odeon and
the show still proves q big success in
Clarksburg. The company has proved
very popular with theatergoers. To-
night the company will close its en-
gagement and every one should turn
out to bid 1t farewell.
For the last three days of the week
the management has secured Mr..
Farnsworth, Of Buckhannon, the cele-
brated harmonist, as an added attrac-
ton. Mr.. Farnsworth is very popular
In West Virginia. He carries medals
from the worlds fair in Chicago, and
the St Louis exposition where he ap-
peared. Lubin and Lewis come high
ly recommended, and call themselves
Those Dutch character comedians"
and do singing and dancing. The pic
lures today are two reel feature en-
titled "on the Minister" A special
Selig feature. In addition to that is
a laughing comedy, "Reaping for the
Whirlwind."
"The Call of Youth" has closed in
Chicago.
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Many distinguished persons appear
in the adventures Of Our Mutual Girl.
In each case before the noted person
is shown an announcement is made on
the screen. The public is assured
that in each case the actual person
has been photographed, and at no
time does an actor or actress imper-
senate the person named. Among
those who have already been photo
graphed with Our Mutual Girl are
Andrew Carnegie, District Attorney
Whitman of New York, Billie Burke.
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch, Mrs.
Inez NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Walter
Damrosch, John ]. McGraw, Rev.
Thomas Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Belmont, Nine. Luisa Tetrazzini, Nine
Yorska and Ysaye, the celebrated
violinist.
Marie Cahill will appear next sea
son in a musical piece.
That motion picture performers are
privileged characters indeed, can be
readily seen by an incident which oc-
Cured in Jacksonville, Florida, re-
Gently.
One Of the scenes in "The Weak
ling" two part drama scheduled for
release Monday, July 9Th, necessitat-
ed the use of police signal box. The
unlawful use Of this box is usually
attended with severe penalties. The
Kalem performer who was portraying
the role Of a policeman. however, APP
preached the box, pulled down the
hook and 'phoned into police head
quarters.
WHO is this?" demanded a voice
at the other end.
'.Kelem players, working on new
motion picture" was the reply.
: "Oh, that's alright then, KaIem, I"
came the answer. go as far ~ you
like!"
May Buckley may star In "The
Case of Becky" the coming season.
July 1, Ned Finley will start for
Hendersonville, N. c., to produce q
number of mountain pictures, royal
mounted police stories and sequel
to the Strength Of Men," entitled
"O'Gary Of the Royal Mounted,
written by Mr.. Finley himself. The
following players will accompany
director Finley to Hendersonville:
s. Rankin Drew, Edith Storey, Ada
clifford. Lillian Herbert, Virginia
Alderman, Logan Paul. Harry Ham
mill, Captain George Webb, Charles
Dyer, Jack Keppelf, Walter Healey,
Val Dean, Jack Drawn, Tommy Cor
don, Frank LeStrange, Mrs. storey,
Howard Hunt and property man,
Frank Heath. Henderscnville wili|