The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-04
THE IHEhTERS

Harold Bell Wright, the author OF
cine Shepherd of the Hills which
comes to the Robinson Grand Satur-
GIay. is conceded to be the most popu-
lar American novelist No modern
authors books have had anything like
the sale that. has been accorded TO
Mr.. Wright's works. Nearly everyone
is familiar with the characters in Inc
Shepherd of the Hills" They are
people out Of the ordinary run Of IRE
people whose Veins run good, r:ch
red blood. They do things in
natural, human way; they love and
hate with deep passion.
Charles Dillingham; win bring out
a new play in the spring called Lady
Change.
There is something in cowboy
uniform to stir the heart OF every
woman and Fred L. Forbes as 'RoWdy
King the college cowboy. In "a Texas
Ranger" which is to appear at the
Robinson Grand theater Friday nl .sa1
is 2. manly cowboy in his western uni-
form. The shoN IS we'll spoken of in
newspaper com ent fof the cities IN
which they have recently played and
will doubtless be greeted by large
house. The special scenery is de-
scribed as far above fhe ordinary and
every one of the twelve characters
are well played.
The Poor Little Rich Girl" has
made a-hit in London and the
chances are that it will runs through
out the season. .s =
Two. of the most popular Kalem
stars. Alice Joyce and Tom Moore, are
shortly to be seen in anew two-part
Kalem drama, 'The Hand Print Mys-
terry This superb production is now
being shown at ,photoplay theaters.
esThe Mystery of Richmond Castle"
is the title of the feature onerlng To-
day at the Orpheum theateT; 1t IS IN
three parts and is one of the most aD-
sorbing and sensational detective
dramas issued by the Mldgen Fea aa.t
Company. 1t has an all star cast.
.sThe Return Of Helen Redmond,
two reeLAfutuaI movie, is also shown
This is a powerful society drama
showing sidelights Of real life with
1 tremendous moral appeal. MISS
:yinffred Greenwood has the lead ana
is supported by George Field, I'D.
Coxen and other talented performers.
William Farnum is in vaudeville
once more with a condensed version
OF .tyirginius," which has been Wen
received.
"a Girl OF the underworld, . which
nlavs al the Robinson Grand tontght,
tells more in an evening than al
Iother plays on the theme: 1t SHOWS ,s.
mothers and daughters the pltLalis S'
OF vice. 1t shows nothing IS ever
O.
Nv Won should trust someone you
Thought good, honest and true, only
ttS And them low, mean and de-
grading. what would you do? |
Won who we're innocent were dragged
4 down to disgrace because you loveo
someone unworthy is it Ttght2 T4ls
'tGirl of the Underworld shows
you the wrongness of such action:
4
John Mason, is to appear in the
first production of The yellow
Ticket.' as the head of the Russian
secret police.
oscar Eagle, the eminent pro.
drIcer of the Selfg Polyscope Plant
/ in Chscago. who has been atling con
/ sidera.bly OF. late, is by advice of mas
physician, going on a vacation unit unit.
/ March. and expects to make the tr1F
Ii To Panama ana b4ACAAS0 "
das. At present Director Eagle :
busy with ''The Pirates of PeacocR
ALLEY. but expects to- finish that SUD
! lect Saturday.
Grace george is rehearsing play
by Desmond Coke, an English writer.
Icalled cone Hour of Life. the
piece will be produced early next
month.
Charlie seay puts novel idea into
| effect in his comedy, 'fCourting Bet
| tvs Bean we have all seen TINS
| subtitle 1.-Two Months Later" until
NE. are sick OF t-so is Seay. What
| to doq Seay thought it over and
solved it. pan Mason, arrayed ana
bewhiskered a la Father Time, STOOD
before a huge calander and cut ON
two months with two swings of his
giant scytbe.
Edith WINNIE Matthison and Frank
loose viii. a.npear in. the leading roles
OF 'The Deadlock. by Margar g
TurnbuIl. which Is to be produced IN
New York shortly.
l5ernartlt HauptInann has selecteu
ITedwig fletcher to create the Teie =