The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-29
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tention is called to the beauty OF this
grand picture when seen on the BIZ
iou's $1,000 mirror screen. Ihe
smallest details are brought out IN
proper focus. Pathe News No. So is
also shown. .,,y
Romance of Elaine" will be offered.
In addition to the present high cast
Lionel Barrymore and the. mysterious
Mr. x" appear in this picture. It IS
better and snapper than ever. The
Counter Intrigue a three-part Es-
sany feature. will be on the screen
Friday. Beverly Bayne and Sidney
Ainscourt are the principals. 1t IS
an unusually high class picture.
sonny Jim at the Mardi Gras VIII
furnish the kiddies lot OF fun.
"The Coup" by Haddon Cham
hers. is one of the plays which the
Charles Frohman Company plans TO
produce. Others are Kings and
Queens. by Michael Morton, Faith
less Echart," by Paul M. Potter; a
new play by Henry Arthur Jones and
several musical comedies.
Miss Edna Maison is the big attrac-
tfon at the Star theater today, SUI
ported by William Clifford, Sherman
cambridge and a selected cast OIL
screen screen fayorites In VANITY" a two
part Rex drama of excitement. MISS
Victoria Ford, Dee Moran and Eddie
LYONS. the famous Nestor comedians,
anpear in when Spirits Moved.
Frank Mann is featured in Lko tick
Ter, I'm and Out of Society"
tomorrow. William S. Hart Will ll,I pc
seen in a two-reel photoplay, The
Ruse."
Some of the big motion picture
managers are contemplating making
ulays out of their successful seena-
rios and invading the legitimate
stage, thus reversing the present pro-
cess of making motion pictures out
of successful plays.
The odeon theater has secured
snlendid program of vaudeville Tor the
last three DAYS of this week. The first
act on the bill is by Mr.. and Mrs.
Casweu. opponents of fancy dancing
who were featured in the champion
s1nip exhibition of modern ballroom
fancy exhibition and cabaret dancing
at the Miles theater in Ptttsburg.
The second act on the bill Is by
Morton and Fairfield, high class come
dy entertainers and dancers. On = II
dav and Saturday they will present
hTsclIface comedy skit entitled THE
New Doctor" a funny dialogue Of RI
diculous situations and startling eli
max. The act Is for laughing pur-
poses only. Don't miss it.
Last, but by no means least IN
Charles ]. Born, bass soloist. All In
all. It promises to be one of the best
little vaudeville shows that has ap-
peared at the Odeon in a long time.
There is also splendid program or
pictures on for today and it includes
"Their First Quarrel" Vitagraph pro-
auction featuring Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Drew: up in the Air." Selig come
day: and "Broncho Ike and the Land
Grabber."
A great future. everyone predicts.
awaits Loretta Blake, the delightful
young Reliance (MutuaD hlm star
who played Regina" in Ghosts,
Mutual masterpicture produced by
the Reliance. The studios boast OF
no more conscientious worker than
Miss Blake, which has been big fac
tor in her remarkable rise to star
dom.
The feature Offering today at the
Robinson Grand is William Fox
production with the great royal &C
tress. Betty Nansen, as the star. the
oRerfng is County Tolstois master
niece "Anna Karenina," story or a
ioye-starved woman's struggle for
Sannfness. 1t is a well known fact
mat Mr.. Fox brought Mss Aansen
| to this country to appear in his pho
| +on1ays and Gamma Karenina" Is her
second made-in-American release.
tomorrow David Belasco VIII pre-