The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
TWO BIG FEA TORRES
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Hour" and Bought and Paid For,
are both from Broadhurst's pen, and
he claims THE Price to be his mas
iterpiece.
THE Price," as It will be seen at
4 the orpheum theater tomorrow was
4 picturized in five acts BY; the Triumph
Film Corporation for Equitable, and is
the third release Of that concern,
closely following the classic standard
/ Of "Trilby" and 1.-THE Master Of the
House. which preceded 1t.
In addition to Helen Ware, 'sThe
Price" contains many names familiar
to theatrical going people; and was
Produced at great expense and with
elaborate scenic effects.
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The Vitagraph Comedy -Four, Flora
Finch, Kate Price, Hughie Mack and
William Shea. in cast augmented by
Mira Frazer and Donald MacBride,
are working in q one-part comedy, en-
titled when Hooligan and Dooligan
Ran for Mayor" being produced by
Wally avn.
Alexander Carr has been SO sue
lcessful in April Shower" that its au-
thor, Edgar Allen Woolf, is going to
expand the playlet into a four-act
drama.
"The Voice in the Fog" filmed from
Harold MacGrath's famous novel by
the Jesse i. Lasky Company, is show
ing today at the Robinson Grand.
Donald Brian, the well known theatre
cal star, Is seen as poor haberdash-
cry clerk and as steamship steward
who falls head over heels in love with
wealthy America ngirl and pursues
her from England to America as a
servant.
Tomorrow, Jesse IL Lasky will pres
sent the Tented dramatoic star, ,Blanch
Sweet, in THE Secret Orchard..''
Laura Nelson Hall Is to appear In
a one-act play by R. n. Mclaughlin,
author of 1.-THE Eternal Magdalene..''
The piece is called "Demi- Tasse.
The Douthitt- Wilson Musical Com
edy players who are pleasing such.
large audiences at the Odeon this
week put on an entirely new play to-
day. 1t is 1.-THE Woman in the Case. -
A change Of program with this COM
pany means a complete change, as
there are new musical numbers, new
costumes. etc. Heretofore the name
musical comedy suggested an enter
tainment consisting Of songs, dances
and ligh nonsense; but with this COM
pany 1t means something more. as
each play 1t presents is Of a higher.
order. and has plot that is consistent
~ carried out. But, the songs and
dances are there a plenty and with
beautiful costuming make up an even
ing's entertainment that will be pleas
antly remembered by everyone. =
Another large audience greeted the
Lewis-O Oliver Players at the Palace
theater last night and every one thor
oughly enjoyed the performance Of
':sToday." ..
To-day" arraigns in most realis-
tic fashion the social structures and
moral decay incident to our present
day living. The play is recommended
as powerful appeal against the high
| ~ colored currents Of iniquity flowing
in our social life. a
To-day lis one Of the most wonder
ful plays ever presented in this city
/! and one that every theatergoer should
see. 1t will be presented again to-
night for the last time. .sS
Starting tomorrow night and con-
tinuing for the rest OF the week with
a matinee on Saturday. the Lewis
Oliver Players viii loffer for the first
time here the sweetest story ever told
Lovers Lane" which will be given
a complete scenic production and will
also show each member Of the COM
pany at his best.
The vitagraph Company will pro-
duce Frances Aymer Mathews fThe
Thirteenth Girl, with Airline Pretty.
Julia Swayne Gordon and Robert
Whitworth, portraytng the principal
characters under the dictatorship OF
Theodore Marston. 5
Siberia is buying salt from China.
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surance is by British companies.
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