The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
GRAND TO HAVE A
BL yE RIB ON WEEK
"The Dawn Of a Tomorrow
with Mary Pickford Mon
days BID Offerinu.


The management of the Robinson
Grand has designated the coming
week at the Grand as the Blue Rib
bon" week and Judging from the list
Of stars and productions announced,
the most critical lover of pictures
would say that excellent discretion
had been used doing SO.
James ]. Jeltsy's symphony orches-
ira has mace most emphatic hit
with patrons Of the Grand by its en-
chanting renderings Of musical selec-
tons which blend appropriately to
the various pictures presented.
New p oxford Play.
Monday. Mary Pickford, the idol
lied star Of the screen, will be seen
in the Famous Players Film Com
pany production, Tile Dawn Of To-
morrow, adapted from Frances
Hodgson Burnett's celebrated drama
Of faith and love. In this celebrated
play that gladdened the hearts Of
SO many when presented on the stage
with Eleanor Robson, and the screen
version Of which will cheer as many
thousands more. Mary Pickford por-
trays the weird and wonderful char
acter Of Glad, the beautiful and rag
ged girl Of the London slums, whose
undying optimism and heroic courage
in the face Of even starvation and
deadly peril are unable to quencn. The
deltcacy Of Miss Pickford's portrayal
and the threads OF forceful symbolism
woven about the drama will make an
unforgetable impression on the spec
tator.
1.-THE Vampire"
Tuesday, the magnlncent emotional
star, Madame Olga Petrova, will ap-
pear In a new emotional play called
The Vampire" This IS an original
production seen for the first time on
the screen. In the form of either a
stage drama or photoplay It is I'M
derstood to afford Nine. Petrova the
same excellent and lasting opportuni-
ties for superb emotional acting that
marked her work in 1.-THE Heart Of q
Painted Woman" and "Panthea. ]" The
regular added attraction on this pro-
gram will be Salisbury's wild life
pictures which are proving to be a
very attractive run Of reels.
lNNv00A0o0dyt o4OLA6G OMCGIS,f u
story Of society life convincingly por-
trayed by British company and re-
Gently seen at the Strand theater in
New York, will ' the feature offer
ing. The actors in this photos drama
give to 1t touches that no American
company would be likely to effect, al
though an American, 1t Is noted, pre-
pared the scenario. The race track
scenes at the start are full Of life and
color, the fight with Afghan tribes
men in India is wildly realistic and
the later quieter action in English
barracks and English manor houses
is even more dramatic.
The usual added attraction on this
program Is the Paramount Travel
ogue. This picture shows many in.
teresting views Of picturesque South
America.
Thursday. William Fox will pre-
sent the ever popular Theda Bara in
Lady Andley's Secret" well known
society drama by Miss M. e. Brad
don. This deeply interesting play af-
fords Theda Bara, the famous YAM
pire woman, fun scope for her won
derful powers of dramatic and emo
tional expression The extra added
attraction on this bill will be Ring
Lardner's big league stuff. "Yol
Know Ne Al"
Friday and Saturday. production
that all Clarksburg should see will be
presented IN The Melting Pot" with
Walker Whiteside as the star. This
lis Cort film and the management
has decided to play this picture two
days because it Is Simply wonderful.
Many who saw the play in New York
and afterward saw the picture, have
remarked how much more wonderful
is the screen portrayal than that OF
the stage.
The added attraction Friday will
be the great mystery drama. 1.-The
Road o. Strife"