The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
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BY = AMERICAN GIRLS

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a comedy OF superb laughaIble situa-
tons based on the troubles OF an adj
yenturous young fellow who assumes
another. mans name and that other
man happens to be deserter from
the army. Troubles follow fast for
the fictitious solder, but everything
ends well with him.
Tomorrow, Paramount Day, Belas-
cos sympathetic and realistic triumph,
May Blossoms, together WIN Ins
usual added attraction. the third serial
Of the Paramount travel pictures will
be presented.
For good, genuine film comedy,
THE Signal OF the Three Socks one
of the Lady Battles and Detective Duck
series takes the palm.
"The Goddess with Earl Williams
and Anita Stewart as principals, IS
the top piece today at the Bijou. 1t is
the fifth episode of this serial and 1T
gets more interesting each week. The
honors are divided today as Charles
Chaplin is ON in Essanay's latest
Chaplin comedy, "A Woman" II you
don't laugh at this one your laugh
apparatus needs fixing. A Pathe Daily
News is; also shown today.
Wednesday, Miss Betty Nansen, the
idol OF all nations, in her latest por-
travail of the Fascinating heart breaker
in ga Woman of Impulse" will be
seen. This is vivacious, emotional
pfotoplay, story of intrigue, romance
and surprise.
The Henry B. Harris estate IS to
make production OF a new comedy,
of which little is given out except that
it is by two unknown western authors.
Frank Lalor will appearin the leading
role.
Jane Cowl, one Of the favorlte stars
of Broadway, will appear in the grip
ping dramatic success, The Garden OF
Lies" in five acts tomorrow at the
Orpheum, theater. This drama IS
strong, swift and strange, filled with
action and staged in the most lavish
manner beyond the average stage pro
duction. 1t is a. genuine treat Tor
all lovers of the silent drama and
Miss Cows beautiful costumes are
truly marvellous.
Francis Ford and pretty Grace Gun
ard will also appear dn the first In
stallment of 1.-The Broken Coin" q
great serial drama from the pen of
the famoues Emerson Hough. This
master serial will follow The Black
Box and will be far more wonder
fully DfOQUCeQ ana dCL0U. K
Granville Barker, who is to make a
tour OF this country next season in.
Shawts play, "Androcles and the
Lion" and in Anatole's comedy, The
Man Who Married q Dumb Wife"
Holds a, distinguished position in Lon
don as an actor-manager. He has
been the principle producer of Shaw's
plays in London.
Another unparalleled and popular
program Is being presented for the
first half OF the week at the Palace
theater. The tired business man will
have nothing to worry his brain about
and the women Will have an opportun-
ity Of enjoying an excellent enter
tainment OF vaudeville including a
good variety of acts, such as are
shown in the big city theaters.
The bill is opened by Del Gibson,
a novelty comedy impersonator. The
act Mr.. Gibson presents Is a scream.
HIS appearance alone is sufficient to
cause q rot of laughter. Saunders
and Kiskaddon singers and dnstru-
mentalists, present a good variety OF
entertainment and feature q crude
looking musical instrument OF their
own design. 1t is called the eighth
wonder OF the world. Boyle Brothers,
novelty entertainers, close the bill
with a high class hoop and Juggling
act. These performers are experts IN
their. line.
The picture program is now select
ed from the product OF the General
Film Company including the big
Broadway features and stars. Broad
way Star feature, "The Criminal
produced by the vitagraph Company,
tops the program today. Maurice
TNwvN~.
Brooke, Thomas r. Mills and Estelle
Mardo are the principals and the play
is- in. three parts. This big production
was written by Anita Bressmen, pic-
turized by Anna ARehring and produced
by Van Dyke Brooke. A young girl
is caught fast in a net OF circum-
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