The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-24


SFnorss Lady, IS WEsting szStsor riay-
ESSpte laS snSeDeES weather a
rsa crowd was present &C the open
Ing engagement OF = ". GornoaIt 2
ssT1td ARR sse t5e Robinson GraEd
| With fs3S entsrlasn menk ofesFsd.
isE1otrIsf IVORY was last nieG1t'z Dill
| and it tIsl5 = o14scktaB mus cal COM
I edy dat proVtdsd many oD2D9t1ln .t1'ss
Tor ne well known comedian, BGiD
OFT to dt3Dlay his TerafnlGy. a
| dalnI5efS cf song numbers were intro
8useI and come good Voices were
beard In addition 70 being gooo
sngers and c5sveT dancers. the
chorus Is composed of girls that ara
ell coed locking
Leo Dietrichstein Is to appear in 9
new comedy by himself under the d.
rection of DaTid Eelasco,
The feature Offering today as the
Isyceum theatsr - . three-r0el III
iBispn pniotoplay n whish Francs sss
/ Ford and Grace CuuaTd take the
lee ding parts. 1.-THE Mad HermSt.
war drama, and 1.-THE Mtssrss SON.
| an Imp comedy DRAMA are also
shoWp. The management announces
| Eat the Lyeaun has several bag
treats coming IA the way az movies
and patrons are asked 10 watch the
boards fer than
Owen Davis has written q play
called aDrugged," which A. H. woods
e to produce with John Mason as the
star.
"For His Master" strong two
mart Reliance drama from the pen
/ OF the great author George Pattullo,
! Ia the math attraction at the OF
| pheum today. Frank Bennett Rea &c
! the IS6A and the story viii be liked
Z as it has q Strong heart interest A.
i peal. Other pictures showR are NY
| WifS's AIay.'i q sereeehing comic
/ 4orfedy. ana q dandy Keystone SeIn-
I az entitled kid Auto Races feG-
i,.urinE little Billy.
Temorrow. a great: Apart yEaraeT
.tThoFAs Of the Cay white WAY, q
| meIsdrauatie story Of sirI's fight
fer right.
| Anene crater, who has besn III Ia
4 hogpikal, has recovered and has gone
I back 70 the cast Of ''TheN Lady ana
The slipper"
| "The Paiefaee Brave" a KaIem pro-
| iuetion ia two reelS, IS the feature
/ ,hotoplay oGeYing today at the Odeon
1 theater, whore q Rne vaudeville pro-
gram is also given. II tells the story
! Of a white boy who is rescued by In
dams and adopted as = member Of
| eheir tribe. HIS terrific struggle with
| Mexican bandits Is one OF the breath
less incidents Of the play.
Hale Hamilton, just returned from
London. has been engaged for the east
OF "A Pair of Sizes" by Edward Peple,
| which H H. FraEee is to produce,
l Wis. Kathleen Pariow, the cele-
sbrated violinist who is to give q re-
cital here the evening Of Hareh As
/ q number OF the Marcato Cluh'ssHin
tier course OF musical ente rtainments,
has been engaged As soiotst Win tue
| Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
when 1t appears March in the Market
/! Auditorium at WheelinBs
| Miss ParIow's manager states that
| the demand for the services OF katn-
leen ParIoW this season Is quite WHAT
| he young Canadian Violtntst,s sue
sesseA OF two seasons ago made hlgh-
| = pfobhbIe. The impression made BY
! Kiss PafloW when. in I94e. she MADE
y ser UISL new ! GE1 A0ESe~A -
jkhGt viii long be remembered The
| following day tho metropolitan papers
asuCd q Rew-found genius OF tho yto-
| lin-a geRiug looked uron today 80 5ne
I foremost woman exponent of her IN
Estrumenr During the last HYe years
/ Miss Parlow' has been the sensattoh
Of two continents
sTho Plant e detective play by
Harvey j. o'Hlsgins and Harriet Fora
| authors Of ''The Argyle Case. nAd Us
AFst performances last as week N 2 NA''AO
Mira. Arthur Mcdonald, OF WAshing e
ton, has written play called "Beauti !,
tIful witch OF the Camp Fire GiEis,
which is so be produced in that city
under the direction OF Robert low
inf the former we'll known star
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