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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

One of the many "'by products" Of
h great war is the opportunity which
has Of late been enjoyed by astrono-
mers living in and near London to OBJ
serve the heavens with comparatively
little interference due to city lights. At
q recent meeting of the British astron-
omical association attention was called
to the fact that. the zodlacal light had
become an easily observed feature OF
London skies, whereas before the days
OF Zeppelin raids it was practically in
visible to Londoners.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

The corporation of foreign bond
holders at London. recently 1eciting de-
taulted public debts not yet settled.
Erayely includes the bonds Of the Con-
sederate states Of America, of which
The principal Is given in the report at
tl2,900,000 and accrued interest" as
k4l .9O5.710.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01
BRIDGEWATER YOUTH
GETS CARBURETOR PATENT

Bridgewater. S. D.. June 25.-Carl H.
Ewaldsen, the 1~9-year-old son Of Julius
Ewaldse,n a prominent farmer Of this
place, has secured a patent for an i'm
proved automobile carburetor, where
by 1t is claimed a material saving in
gas will result. The device gives
promise of being an important inven-
ton.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

The turkey, as far as records are
Known was introduced into England in
1884, brought probably from the port
OF Cadiz, where ships from the port
orient We're accustomed to call. In
nearly all European countries, and even
Turkey, itself, this bird is called the
Indian FOWL
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01
LEASING OF DUCK PASSES
Is DECLARED III ECAI

Webster. S. D., June 2S.-The state
supreme court has just handed down a
decision Of great Importance to sports
men of the state, in which it holds that
duck passes cannot be leased to. 4, -
viduals. and other hunters excluded
from the passes. 1t had become the
custom of land owners In Day county
hunters who could afford to pay for the
privilege. the general public being ex-
cluded. The court holds that these lakes
are public property, open to the public
for fishing. boating, trapping. or shoot
Ing, and that they cannot be held as
private game preserves.
-
SALEM-Married. at the home OF the
brides parents. on June q, John Van. a
local veterinary, and Mae Schneider,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ". Schneider,
both OF Salem. Rev. MIR. Wallace, OF the
Presbyterian church, officiated. They will
reside In Salem.
EGAN-At q special election to be held
hero Tuesday Of E1Stmeek the voters will
have submitted to them. the proposition
Sof whether or NOT they want the munich
pal government changed from the present
commission plan to thesoid manner ofscon-
Sdnctink the city government under 4 city
council.
IROQUoIs-A barn on tic farm farm Of 4. j.
Sullivan. northwest OF 'Iroqaefs. caugif
anFe and burned yoslhe Tround. two ~lsels.es;
shA4nekE. aShny and fesd being dos. royea
With the barr. The fire Il s~,,spcsesl To
haze started: from .. cssgafst ssssh esas sssss.
Six thFoEn GfYs Inside the barn Us son
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

The Rockefeller Foundation of Med
zeal Research has begun work on the
construction OF a laboratory near
Princeton for the study Of animal dis
eases. The ground, building and
equipment OF the new laboratory will
cost about $1.000,0O0. DR.. Theobald
Smith, professor Of comparative path
ology at Harvard. will direct the in
Stitution.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

Lord Lyons once incensed Victor HUI
30 by addressing q letter to him as
Victor Hugo. senateur, avenue de Vic
tor Hugo" There were too many de-
tails there TO suit the great maj who
thought Just Victor Hugo" enough.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

TIL Samuel p. Gross prize OF he
philadelphia academy OF medicine for
the year 1915 has been awarded to DR..
John Lawrence Yates. of milwaukee,,
Tor his essay entitled Surgery in the
Treatment Of Hodgkins Diseases The
mount OF this prize Is 1880.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

B~ombardment by the Germans made
at necessary to remove a number Of
insane persons from . an asylum In
northern France during the early days
Of the war. The problem was made
extremely difficult by the. lunatics, who
insisted on watching n applauding
as the shrapnel burst on ali sides Of
them. :.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

\ American Bible society is so
pears old, and last year 1t distributed
SS.870,4S5 bibles and religious docu-
ments. During Its life the society has
passed out more than 100, 0OO,O 900 vol
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

There lacks only a five-mile link to
the completion Of a fine new highway
Entirely across the State OF Oklahoma
from h Kansas to the Texas boun-
daries. Those who know Oklahoma
weather say the road will be almost
perfect for $40 days OF each year.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

"a rich deposit OF. gold has been dis
severed on. the Binabai river in the
province Of Mindorp. Philippine islands.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01
MURDO TENNIS TOURNEY
DRAWS MANY CONTESTANTS

Murdo. S. D., June 26.-At the annual
tennis tournament. held here, of the
Makosica Lawn Tennis association.
Kadoka, Belvedire, Murdo, Kennebec.
Oacoma and Yankton We're represent
ed. Murdo won the silver loving cup.
defeating Kadoka in the finals after 10
games. Spirited contests We're waeed
and some of the matches We're long
drawn. being largely a question Of en-
durance. w. Lange, of Murdo, won he
cup for singles from Joseph Peasa. of
Kadoka. In the doubles, Lange and
Miller defeated Pease and Hrachovec
by a close margin. Jones and Pier. of
BelNedtre, won the consolation doubles
-
LA BOLT-John Steinmitz. a well known
farmer living near here, had a narrow,
Escape from being killed by lightning He
look refuge during a storm in a barn
Ind the last he remembers was that he
! was standing SIX or eight feet inside the
ioor watching the storm. Later he was
ound in an unconscious condition AMI
aiken to the home OF a neighbor, where II
vas some hours before he regained CON
~lciousness. The bolt Of lightning evident
y struck within a few inches of him
ALEXANDRIA-The regular June term
" circuit court for Hanson county will
convene here Thursday Of next weelt
With Judge Frank B. Smith presiding
The residents of the county have been
very law abiding during the. past six or
! eight months, and as a result there are
40 criminal cases to be tried. The calen-
lar contains only eight civil actions. and
these will be tried before the court with.
put a Jury.
Observation-Disclosures have been
completed for the annual sports day to
be held here July IA. Howard and I,etch-
sr baseball teams will contest in the fore.
aoon game and the winner will take on
peSmet TN the afternoon. Music Will he
furnished by the Canova concert banI
Various street attractions will be provid.
ed and at night there will be a dance and
fireworks display.
Observation-Disclosures reached here
recently that David Shannon, a former
resident Of Gregory county, who for some
years has resided In the British north
west, had been drafted for service IA the
Canadian contingent Of the British army
a Europe. Now information. has been re-.
seiyed that this report was an error. shan
aon yet being on his Canadian home
itead and NOT having been. molested Il
any way by. the military authorities az
ais adopted country.
~ .aH 49,. AEA- tE |AE -. FMl Dm.E
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

4 pear cent ofSs English words are
@s0l@Teut0nic origin. 80 per cent are
Eafyesekaand#Latifi and 40 per cent come
&6~0fM@OfhAr sources sg3
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

The woes of a man who was stopped
from singing raucously on the mez-
canine floor OF a New York hotel were
poured forth when he was told his vo-
calization was unnecessary. He said.
among other things: 'Blime me 'otel!
Hive got a suite of rooms over there.
and HIVE got my wife and a valet,
Hi ave. And what do you think APP
pened last night? They told me Hi
was unconvential because Hi didn't
ave me evening clothes on. Stopped
me from going on the floor to dance,
by Jove! Yet my valet, who %'appened
to ave on his ~elaw'ammeE e was
dancing like a lord.
The Butler gold medal, to be
awarded every fifth year by Columbia
university for the most distinguished
contribution made during the preceding
five-year period to philosophy or to
educational theory, practice or admin
i~stration will be given to Bertrand
Russell, lecturer and fellow of Trinity
college, Cambridge. for his contribu-
lions to logical theory. The Butler
silver medal Is to be awarded to Pro
lessor Ellwood Patterson Cubberley, Of
Leland Stanford, Jr., university, for his
contributions to educational adminis-
tration.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01
RAY EvERsoN OF PLATTE
HELD. ON LARCENY CHARGE

Sioux Falls. S. O.. June 24-The ar
rest OF Ray Everson, of Platte, S. D., on
the charge of grand larceny has been
announced from the office OF the United
States marshal In this city. 1t is. al
legged in the complaint hat the defend
ant stole two horses from an Indian
allotment in Mellette county. He
waived his preliminary hearing before
a United States commissioner and was
heh for appearance before a federal
grand jury which will onves at Dead
wood. Bonds for his appearance were
furnished by his sathGr
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

Resta, leading by five miles, beat
the previous worlds record for 400
miles by 221a minutes. His time was
d:04:49, or an average of $500 miles
per hour.
Porporato was second and Grant
third. the latter but sever miles be-
hind Resta.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
CRIMMONS
.(Contlnued from page <, End gec.l

Continued from page 4. End Sec
.----s->-s!
High Jipks,., and Others. Edwards
weighs Just one hundred and two
pounds, making a splendid foil for
Florence N orrison who tips the scales
at more than three hundred. Ed
wards has been repeatedly referred
to by newspaper critics as "the first
Of the eccentric German character
comedians to popularize the style OF
German dialect SO prevalent, today
:puIN 9uslsWId "
Criinmons and Gore almost equal
Edwards's record of. years devoted to
the amusement OF mankind. Their
own particular style Of slap stick is
unlike the inimitable music profess
sor" or Bickel or the uproarious
tramp of Watson, yet blends per-
fectly with the various other types
OF the company.
One Of the recent acquisitions to
this notable list, Of fun makers is
Maxfield Moree who can do little
Broadway "souse" OF vacant eyed
lunatic with equal ease and humor.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

Another famous Broadway favorite
has cast his lot to moving pictures.
Donald Mackenzie announces that he
has signed Clifton Crawford to play
the lead in THE Galloper" the great
Broadway success OF Richard Hard
ing Davis. which Is now being pro-
duced for Pathe at their Jersey City
studios.
Melville Stewart, who Is now play
ing In the "Flollies Of 1915, y will sup
port Mr.. Crawford. The res. Of the
cast is also decidedly strong.
Mr.. Crawford held or for long
time before consenting to sign up for
the silent drama, but 1t was the
tempting contract offered by Gdr. Mac
kenzie which caused him to decide
to enter the field. 4
Born of actor parents in Edinburgh.
Scotland. Mr.. Crawford took up the
stage at an early age. and after ap-
pearing III small parts. for some time.
became a great favortte in the Eng
lish music halls, Later he came to
america and played in vaudeville,
where he appeared as a headliner.
Later he appeared In such noteworthy
successes as "The, Peasant Crib
THE Quaker Girl and "The Three
Twins" After starring for three sea-
sons in the last named production,
he made a tour Of the world. and
thereby earned the subriquet Of .tthe
man who put a belt Of smiles around
the world" q nm
Mr.. Mackenzie's production viii be
released in the early fail; and be Of
i've reels.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
l1FA ~ d q TIA
EVEN e u j WEEK

i 4 y =
% decade. The added attraction on
this day viii be the we'll known
Broadway comedians. Weber and
Fields. In the laughable comedy en-
titled One Of the Brayest.' = a
A Different Version
RI Friday and Saturday William
sFox'A version Of D'Ennery's famous
drama THE Two Orphans, Z Will be
presented. This differs radically from
the stage version IN power, life and
color. and calls for the services Of an
altogether exceptional cast headed
by Theda Bara and Jean Southern
as Henriette and Louise. the two.
Orphans The part Of IIenriette is
"a radical departure from the YAM
pire parts with which Miss Bara's
name has become associated both
here and in Paris, where she was
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
Nauds Allen, Emily Stevens,
Blanche Sweet and others
to Be Seen.

The coming week at the Robinson
Grand will indeed be an eventful
one for every screen production an
ncunced on the program is extremely
notable. =
Monday, Bosworth. Inc, will pre-
sent the worldwide famous bare
loot dancer, Maude Allen, In q
Acharmtng romance Of two continents
entitled 1.-THE Rug Makers Daugh-
ter. n This international favorite is
pported by Forrest Standby, Her
bert Standing. Laura Woods Cushing
and many Others Of no less type.
The Rug Makers Daughter" Is in
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
IIBl STUDIO
AClR||g|'l|||A||l|'Q
s'||||IlllI|E||g
Building aot 0lds English Gas.le
Arehitec tuFe Surrounded
by HIgh q all.

The Swestsrn 6rahGh % the SS6iSi;s
IManGfaSturing Comnany l6catSd e
;Coronad o. Cal. il nov housed An
new Lubin studio ON ot the most
complete and beaut fully Local
plants devote 70 Tho ma lina Of m6S.
Ing pictures. on the Pacific coa1k. u
Situated on the eds Be- Of San Diego
bay, directly oppo site the city OF san
Diego II 10 surrounded by d scenic
tnvestiture which bespa the art
tic taste Of the one responstbls f5rs
Its selection.
Many Build ings. NV
The studio occupies some yeiElS
S4sIss soE ground N9 ihe once and M
lnantstra On ! building ct one end
90 most attrasttye ana pleasing
Esisn ana! PROVIDES ls;a 81 pie quartetsE
ior me once force ana Slaborat
AIsslne os!nerS enc OF the groun as
ESstrueture runping along the edge ~
me Spay. thirty sby one hundred titt
Ieet and four storle high. dest
OF Old Gnslish castle style arehi
tureE BetWeen these two bull ding
are the garage. stage dressiRt
rooms store rooms ward obe
and sthesya niscell aneouss bull
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

6ve act. Miss Allen assumes the
role Of a wealthy Turkish rug maxi
er in Constantinople who is way
laid by robbers, which payes the way
for romance. The romance pro-
crosses rapidly, despite the obiec-
tions of Demetra,s father and tho
venouous Turk fiance he is trying
to force upon her. AT length Bob
persuades Demetra to elope with
him to America, where they are
happily married.
A Metro Feature.
A Tuesday. Emily Stevens, the noted
emotional actress, who created the
leading role In To-Day which made
such pronounced hit at w. a..
Brady's New York playhouse, will
be seen In the Rolfe=Metro produc-
ton. The Soul Of a Woman.
This brilliant star will have the
support Of an exceptional cast. head
ed by George LeGuere. whose tall
nets in imp ortant roles have already
won him wide Tecog itfon among the
theater-going public.
Destiny" or The Soul Of a Wom-
an" is an inspiring allegorical story
from the original document by An
sthony P. Kelly. 1t affords Miss
Stevens q vehicle, which calls for the
fullest display OF her splendid emo
tional powers, and will prove a re-
violation even to those admirers who
have followed her work closely in
her manly Broadway successes.
The added attraction on this pro-
gram will be Salisbury's popular
wild life pictures.
Miss. Sweet In .The Clue"
Wednesday. Jesse L. Lasky will
present the supreme photoplay fay-
orite, Blanche Sweet. in picturiza-
ton OF the thrilling detective mas
terpiece, "The Clue" by Margaret
Trunbull. In this marvellous detec-
tive drama Miss Sweet, plays the
role Of a wealthy American girl,
which is. one Of the nohlest charac-
tiers she has ever been called upon
to impersonate,ta and one Of the finest
pieces Of screen work she has done.
The Paramount Travelogue will be
the added picture on this bill.
Thursday. the Cosmos Feature
Film Corporation. of New York CITY
will present Beulah Povnter in her
own play. Lena Rivers" This come
dy drama Of much heart interest
was passed by the national board Of
censors without single change. 1t
has been and always will be one Of
the standard dramatic successes of
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
Des AL of
Her G tlJn1lles

Before Helen Gardner became q
Universal star she had her own mo-
ton picture studio at Tappan-on-the-
Hudson Everything: about the Card
ner pictures was decidedly different
and originality was the keynote In
settings and costumes. ~ .i /:
Now, Miss. Gardner has many ideas
on dress herself and for that reason
she spent many hours at the Tappan
studio in Sdeyisi4g; beautiful cos
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
L.|E|NlSA||I|||FP|''|||B||||B|I7''
All / ENGAGED
BY [UB|N
House Peters, Mary Moore,
Warner Richmond and
Others Also Signed.

The Lubin company has enlisted
the services OF Edgar Lewis, one Of
the most prominent !; Of present day
motion picture directors. Mr.; Lewis
will be best remembered for having
Produced such successes as North
ern Lights. " The Littlest Rebel
Captain Swift, II Samson, The
Niger. The Thief, The Bond
man and numerous other successes.
His first effort in the Lubin company
will be II the filming of William
Vaughn M6ody'sI great play Of Amer
lean western life The Great Diyide.,
Contract with Pratt.
Messrs. Lowry and Singh have
also contracted for the Lubin COM
spany with John n. Pratt, q director
who produced THE Garden Of Lies 7,
Shore Acres" .,IThe Fighting
Chance. " 8 The Girl from Alaska !, and
whose initial production with the
Lubtn company will be THE Rights
OF Man" or Wars Red Bloch.' an
original scrip in which Richard Buh-
Ter; the country famed portrayer Of
Snakespearean characters will make
MS first appearance as a Lubin star
IN conjunction with Rosetta Brice.
Mr.. Pratt. Miss Brice and Mr.. Butler
form a combination to be known as
the Lubin Quality trio.
Many New Players.
Other players assembled under the
;Lubin banner by reason Of fiatteringI
offers made by Messrs. Singhi and
Lowry In their determination to se-
cure none but the best are House
Peters, formerly Of the Famous play
sers, Lasky New York motion pie
lures and California Motion Picture
Company; Mary Moore: the remain
ing member Of the famous Moore
family Of photop1ayers; including
Matt, Tom and Owen; Carrie Rey-
.nofds. q light prima donna, who has
for the last seven years appeared
with pronounced success; Edwin IT,.
McKim, who directs b. u. Don, a. fa-
yorite comedian Of the speaking
stage; Warner Richmond, former
leading man with the, Kalem and
Edison companies.
Famous Playwrights.
Nor has the scenario department
escaped the watchful eye of either
Mr.. Lowry or Mr.. Singh. Realiz-
ing the tremendous: Importance OF
this department they have entered
into contract with a number OF world
famed playwrights and have secured
for their scenario staff such we'll
known photoplay writer's as Mark
Swan, the writer Of .sTIer Own
Money and other Broadway SUB
cesses; Anthony P. Kelley. who Is
responsible for the adaptions for
photoplays OF THE Thief = Sam
son. The Man OF the Hour" z, THE
Wishing Wing The Soul Of Wo-
man. Destiny" Body and Soul"
and other success. and DR.. Daniel
Carson Goodman the writer OF t'Ha-
ger Revelly.."
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
.MULTI!PLE.
Reel Features by NJ. b. Harvey Are
Being Filmed by Universal.

NJ. B. Harvey is the author Of two
multiple reel features which are now
being produced in the eastern stud
los Of the Universal. One Of them,
"Lulu's Elopement," a five reel com
edy drama. is being produced by
Lawrence Marston, and features the
Broadway star, Lulu Chaser. The
other is 1.-THE Reward" three reel
dramatic adoption directed by Mr..
Webster. King Baggot will play the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

sCraufurd Kent, whose success is
Broadway productions caused him to
DO engaged by Kalem1 has been fea-
tnred in the four-act ssBroadway
TaVorItes" coined drama. ;sThe Pre-
tenders which comes to the Biiou
kheatet soon. Mr.. Kent has probably
never appeared in q role which shows
him 70 such excellent advantage as
That Of Dick Mason, the young club
man who pretends to be . farmer
I den he meets Elsie Dunbar. ! spoiiz
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
PRODUCING STAFF al I !.
of David Horsley Now Has the
Services of Carl N.
LeVeniss. II.

Carl5M. Levenisss has Joined David
aorsley's producing stair as a direc-
or He Is an old Reliance man. Mr.
started in with Edwin
irhanhouser and later went with the
Reliance company. His next engage
ment was with Eclair, with whom
he remained only. a short time and
then Joined Mr.. Horsley. y 4.
Before entering motion pictures
Mr.. LeVeniss was a,sstage manager
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

ed child Of society, who Is summering
out in the country. Elsie. in turn,
deceiyes Dick by pretending to be
a farmers daughter. Later, the two
are led to mistake each other for
burglars and, together with a sure
enough burglar, are yanked to- the
village lookup. The circumstances
leading up to this are: just crammed
with laughter and excitement Be
sure you see I;retenasrs &
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
IN CUB COMEDIES.

George George is the latest pho
toplayer to join the company pro
ducing Cub comedies. in which
George Ovey is featured. He has
had great deal OF experience with
different film Organizations.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
FOR VAN LOAN FILM

Miss Adele Earring ton has been
engaged espec iaily for the lead IA
This Is the Life a the third of' tltsI
famous Buck Faryi = series from
the pen Of Charles u. Van loans
now ii prod ton az the Santa
.Barabara stud Hos on the American
Film Company. Iacorp orated: Ii
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
MIsssFoNpAE FEATURED.

Gloria Fonda. the beauty contest
winneyi from Seattle is featured with
William Dcwlan in 9 one reel drama
emit lied :The Devil and Lille Han ;,;
which will be released under tie
1!ssmmle brand q 4
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
I. ~ y I. I. 4 !. q. {

The attraction at the odson next
week will be the Jackson ansl Ana
drsws Musical Comedy Company In,
o repertoire of clean. classy muslca;s
comedies, and Manager Murray
thinks he5has struck the weak spot
OF the amusement loving people of
Cla1ksburg. II there il anything
which appeals to the wand yille pat
rons 1t is musical comedy with lota
of singing, dancing and good come
dy. ~ ssis. VI.
To Music and wy IS Il
Unlike other shows, this company
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

Isabel Irving; Beyerle y sitgreayes,I
Virginia. Brooks and. Arthur lewis
.Dietrichstein II his new play Two
Thousand Z ~ Dollars 9 Night
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
Scene .The Rug Allen
Which viii Monday Theater.

leading woman Of the Theater An
tome. The most massive and Ella
lborate sets that ever lent truth and
color to q photoplay are used lin this
production of Mr.. Fox.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

"A & " "a: .:'57T1s ls7s
with some Of the famous, old stock
companies In the East. For Mr..
Horsley he will direct one Of the
COMPANIES producing Centaur fea-
lures in which the Bostock animals
are. featured. So q A