The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-22

scented three performances Wednes-
day OF their own original play entitled
."Going through College to the most
enthusiastic audiences which have at
tended this popular amusement resort
since the beginning Of the new policy
Miss Eva Medora the charming
tprima donna who leads this first class
company, has already established the
reputation OF giving the most perfect
rendering Of solos. and possesses one
of the sweetest voices ever heard III
this city. Her principal musical
numbers namely, I: Hush. Here Comes
the Dream Man, EILEEN ashore"
#and .-Tonight's My Last Night
Single. and by far the most success
full song hits heard this season.
Lon Morgan, the principal come
dian with the show. as Grouse the
waiter. is funnier than ever, which
proves the general verdict in the for
mer play Monday and Tuesday, that
he is a first class comedian In every
way using nothing suggestive. as he
presents vein of strictly hlgh-class
and refined comedy. The manage
ment urgently requests its patrons to
see this inimitab1e comedian in his
original waiter scene. The other
Fcharacters are supported NJ by fine
chorus with original specialt1es. songs
and dances. ID
The finale is one big hurrah using
..Annie Laurie with special Scotch
costumes and dances. One can't
afford to miss this The price appeals
ito the whole family. Going through
College, will be presented for the last
4 time tonight.
James Morrison, Dorothy Kelly
land George Cooper are principals in a
fine Vitagraph three part feature on
1.-THE Bijou screen today. This trio OF
lphotoplny stars is seen at its best in
this unusual production. How young
girls knowledge Of the wireless tele-
lgraph system Installed on railroad
trains saves hundreds of passengers
land her lover from death. is illustrat-
led in this stirring drama. THE Sig
NAL Light a Selig drama The Good
lin Him" and Pathe Daily News No. 2 8
Iare also shown.
Friday. a two part Essanay feature
The Countess Veschi's Jewels will
top the bill This fine Essanay pro-
duction comes very highly recon-
mended by all the critics in the East.
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shown Friday.
There is a delicious touch OF fem
iininity in the retiring scene OF Twin
Beds when dainty and charming
il Margaret Boland prepares to WOO
Eslumber. In a robe de mutt that
makes the feminine portion OF the
4 audience gasp with envy. and her
II slender feet showed into red leather
Spanish mules. she affrightedly ex-
4 Dlores the dark chasms under each
twin bed, and to her intense relief
land the unqualified enjoyment OF the
8Iaudience there is no dreadful man
There With such little touches OF
Il human nature that brings Twin
beds" home to all OF us. whether we
have the misfortune TO be apartment
A house jewellers or not.
II The Failure" is the title given z
4 thrilling two-reel photodrama just
finished by Captain Wi1bert Melville
II at the studio of the Lubin Western
u Company at Los Angeles. The idea
Itself is unique and Melville has OBJ.
q tained a production that should at.
II tract considerable attention.
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d The Woman's Peace Party Is te
!, put on The Trojan Women. By
Z Euripides. for a tour OF the country
1.-the proceeds will go to the peact
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