The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-04
WAR PICTURES ARE
SHOWING AT STAR

sented at the Robinson Grand, with
Frederick Perry as the star, is one
Of those powerful gripping photo
dramas that you take home with YOU
and like all other William Fox pro-
auctions 1.-THE Family Stain" is filed
with plausible situations backed by o
deeply interesting story that is re-
markedly true to life.
Monday, Jesse L. Lasky's pitcuriza-
ton Of aaBlackbirds'' will be presented.
This is the film that Laura Hope
Crews Introduces to the public as a
photo dramatic star for the second
time. Miss Crews as the wife in the
Lasky-Belasco production Of "The
Fighting Hope" scored pronounced
success.
Miss Crews, on the speaking stage,
starred In .Blackbirds" at the Lyceum
theater, New York, and 1t was by spec
ial arrangement that this play was
secured for her second photodramatic
appearance. As Leonie Sobatsky,
queen of an international band Of
smugglers, she has even q better OPP
portunity to show her wonderful art
than in 1.-THE Fighting Hope" Just
before joining the Lasky forces, Miss
Crews concluded an engagement under
David Belasco's direction in "The
Phantom Rival" in New York. Miss
Crews is acknowledged one Of the
leading women dramatic stars in the
country. q i- :: & +.
Titles Of the first three chapters Of
THE Girl and the Game" have been
announced. "Helen's Race With
Death" is the first. 'sThe Winning
Jump" and "a Life Peril'' are the
titles Of the other chapters.
The popular Broadway star, Rob
ert Warwick, appears in the sensa-
tional Nphotodrama. Alias Jimmy
Valentine" in five acts today at the
Orpheum theater. The play is an,
adoption from the famous novel by
Paul Armstrong and Is full Of in
tense action and dramatic situatio
the plot leading up to the climax OF
tragedy and the final reconcilliat
OF the deserted husband and the wife
whose illusions have been rudely but
effectively shattered in logical
but thrilling way.
A great cast Of brilliant stars is
seen in supporting during the entire
period of five acts and the production
is one Of those plays that linger long
in the memory.
William Farnum is appearing In
a picture play called THE Broken
Law"
Marc McDermot and Lillian Her.
bert are featured today at the Bijou
in the four-act Edison MASTERPIECES.
THE Mystery Of Room 1872 a story
with a mystery. plenty of thrills and
the highest order Of acting and pho
Biography. Two comedies, one OF
them a Slippery Slim" affair. are
also shown.
As previously announced. the Tri-
angle feature service starts at the
Bijou Monday. The opening play
will be The Lamb," a Ave part, fine
art production, produced by D. W..
Griffith, director; and a two-act COM
edy," My Valet" with Raymond
Hitchcock and Mabel Norman as prin-
cipals. Each program will run two
days, thus assuring every one an OPP
portunity to see it.
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Frank Daniels is to play the lead
ing comedy role In the film version.
OF What Happened to Mary"
THE Ware Case.' a London sue.
cass, was given this week In New.
York with Lou Tellegen In the lead
ing role. The play Is Of a dissapat-
ed English baronet who Is over
whelmed with debt. and kills his
wife's brother. 50 she may inherit
the young mans money. He is
charged With the crime but is acouit-
ted. but cenfesses to his wife and:
kills himself, leaving her free to
marry less strenuous admirer.