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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-08
Federation For Social Service.

FederatIon for social SERVICES.
Through the instrumentality Of the
chamber Of commerce OF South Bend.
Ind. the charities and philanthropies
Of the city have been united into q
federation for social service. The or
ganization is modelled after the fec.
erations Of Cleveland aud Dayton. .
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-08
LOCK UP THREE; ROB BAxN

Robbers Force Employees Into Vault
and. Escape With $4,000.
Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 5.-Three
robbers entered the Central Bank and
Ter and teller and a woman stenog.
rapher in the vaults and escaped
with 81 5000,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-08
OUR WEEKLY SPECIAL

1t is safer to have the world laugh
ing with you than laughing at you.
The mar who carries shooting GAL
lery cigars to give to his friends is al
ways surprised to learn that you have
quit smoking when he meets you the
~econd time.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-08
FIRE DESTROYS PARSONAGE
Cleveland Priest and His H~ousekeepe,
Burned to Death.

Burned to Death.
Cleveland, Jan. 3.-Rev. Stephen
Makara. aged forty-two, pastor of St.
Johns Greek Catholic church, and his
housekeeper, Mrs. Fedor, were burned
to death when fire practically destroy.
ed the parish house directly at the
zeal of the church. Police believe
the fire was OF incendiary origin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-29
lipp, lipp, Aurra6l

Sdou offers baben mir oorarf bmgaDieien, odB 0s @raHoenhn
HoIhng 5u Dem artege in europe MIR ans Bet 5runoen 81 eruaren iL
Gus Der aibe an England oMr Der 5urtt Dor England.
GENE ginen Ielen Sbeorien gegen tBntdhlde 8erbalfnine lmo
fdn bernantiger wlenid wir0 bebmpten t0naea, BOB Sbcorten ltarfer
fan ais Thatlaben. Nunentlih niht Denn man Der Gbeorie RIber Htt
folaen nil. Amerfn nir0e ME ben 9beorhn folgen, Die Der Braf0eHt
fir GenhhIan0s llnferIeeboottrieg uuhteat, faas Die ariegslage foroefe,
anoere aege sa eeben. gs beretet Hh IN oieiem augenbfif oarauf Dor.
Die Sbeorien in ben 2sn0 81 iblngen uo ben DECENTRALIZATION allen
gednnra al tragen. ln0 tbf redt ouronl arRg lit fGn 5port. 81
lit cine MomIage.
Benin grdf0ertpn mag 5urbt rmb 2iebe 8udmmeHtonueH. Gos
@erndn0IidIte mare Die 8urdf. 9em fe lit gar nidt ungerebtferhgt
Gnglan0s gerbInoeter lit Snpan. @ngun6 lit IN RoteH. Jrafreth tit
in 9aten. MuBInn0 IN groBen.
groufrdd IN iefnen Roten bat nod 100000 Soponern seihrieen
Die amf benz mefIiden ariegsidaupIos been ioaten. @oa augt un0
8eqetferuag fiji ssyopo1. St1t ibrer baben Fe iebt Die 5talener befomr
men. SuBlan0 Bat nab 7SdpaHern ausIhal gehaHen. lHo fd ibieB
lid NIT alien @eidiiseu umo fhleftr WrnHion 3ufrieOen geben nnMen
CUR gnqlano bat ME noh iopdnHher 5iHe nuf benz e%uropdffen
aneasIhauplas gerufen. Sy1 @egeutbel Is bat Den on6eru abgepfnft
gffbs, @bourfag. SeuegnInespr ino nb nbt peB. llo oh Hht
0ns fanaoide, m0dteu mir nidt 6efdD0ren. Aber Snpaner? GeDerl
Die brntdt england, nm feinen feen Gnel Samuel 5a beuaden
Narirt er Germ Cecil SprfngsRne, 8oti6ofer 5etner briiihen 9iajetdt
niht aM 0os gSort, 10 ioa Sopan ben Snel be0roben fonnenl Die BHr
Itppinen fno 10 nabe. 0apaii 1T nidt pert. 8auienoe BON iapdu1den
Sploaten, Dqrfdoet os frie0hhe 4rbetr, fno bort. Sdpan leHtet I'M
berelethnhe Giente, in0em e amertd 8r 8erorgpng engldnos sUngt
llo MN fhreen mir 5urrab fir England, 0as uns BON 5apdn be-
modeu IGBtl Sipp. Spp, Surrnbl 60 tits redtl llno England III
infer lieber areun0. In0 ieoer EN- niierabier gerr1tber an 4mertta
Der udt fir @nglnnOs Geg beet, 0amit es inns imner Ourh Sapm 5ut
Gi~enftbdrfet 5DingeH fam = Bis Is uns bic @elben bod 1af ben Sala
BeMI
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MiialM eH fsFfsN tH NsHftH NtNb HlfN ff HHa etH
"a rfst4 ssfte ~ nf8 rftma fma tm alwFa H st
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Ntasn mA htttsi ha nFtt kF NHm NmfH8nu t
MNAsfa aHh Fafma8m 8tast he tMHHm fmNrm mHHsa Hf
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hHstshaAlanatn aaisNm haat ms hf efa FaHt w natHf
Mfattf ha
sna sat natfdi h HsfnH fi BhHsm tm be aafEua.
a.. he a. haAte Nahf b ansf NauifHi Hi NHhWtHta Na BAL
tfahn8a stt aaaHaH H1t M hf N~eH8HlBafHt
AM* ~ hH aaif m An MMNA 8ttafm HHiammNm laHa W
tHnfH. amx ~ UffntW mh FFttfetF Hltet HHafhttH ithn HtAtsN
nftlfs Ger bsiw lha haonfA bern QUO dm rlmNng Natnti
tsbn8nna siangtH
Hf tssuhi lrml mdst3b os 0eg0aaam mh % pm Fdri
ns hiwher ueirfeahM mefasn MeH Wangl alo tn Nottnh1a91 ano
garis mi hv Maaidat eB nn9 Mottan an Ndlal4 iolA nefe
fmb man idRnt ma ta8aKaKl huh bf Entitsn hma n em Na0e tWh
H& oi Observation-Disclosures eu8naint mte Wtfl lehuitt cts hab
Ne brnn tf acknowledgement NerW hHtNWm NrhUt
glan iashiti Ia Rdrss hak bmt 3D. etmdbmf moritous fmr f.
orofe Ansahl ron igti Inc ENen h%fpgbdlteHen 8uppW ft bic FgHpfu
Bang an Der refH6n 5tout fS uerom maroe. 0f en- Rcrtub aNm
Galois EroIa haan unne glan wth Dot bic 1atlten, mean he eH
mol te GainE ~rtrgorunan frh, fh bi aretetr Gmppp3atl ont elmer
Bebnm0 perfirstca 1rcnt III IL a0rtna Observation-Disclosures fatftm in
men. bob lbe 8inadoransnna otreii yr l~lnmOehttei metom uiror
rnb man hsff, bb Bic Ie5tihen bon enm neieren 8or0tuam ln
netnhesIanb, Eel Is 5ranfrdh oou Rfblonb, atiebm merom neil ft
Ss sur erreiftns dms6nbarrr acknowledgement ndt fr u5iaa
hoIten merben.
llo mon bot NIT dleoem beaaht eornidt 70 ibr borbegeaiben.
O. SonrnaJ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-29
&leine 9Otalaa9ri9ttn

Ger mobIbet1nnte 8duurtfer.
nebn1er uaO Bioniersg intuobner I'M.
Ierer 5taot Gborles @nrOner III
bier iii ieinen Seim 1888 Aorn 19.
Ctr. geitorben. CT mar 40 Sabre
bier onidiiig.
Ser fir oieie ISOLDE nuf ben
itGotiiden Spielpldsen angeiebte @I.
terntag ipirOe NIT Hiidiidt auf Oos
.@etter pertngt.
gourtD Anfpnlt M1gnep bal
Elm 8usenO alngen i'm gountp-@ DE.
ridt eingereidt Inn nerfoaefp Burg
.ihafts 5teIluugen eifltoiiiren gu f0n-
men.
Den bieligen aontrnfsorenfir,
men 6. 6. 5onning, Weorge gntbrog
uno Sones Sorts & 80. Uiiroell
fat ldmmiIide Bflniterimgsfoutroftt
non Der S~taotfommiiiion 5ugeipro.
den.
Irau Waorp Eurfe, IL. mn
'ginnep Ctr, Iteltc fir ibren Sobf
.Sobn gurOid $4,000 girgfhoft
guroif lit oes u~naeiebmdBigen Gro
~aenoertauig olgefLagt mi0 Der3id
|tcte Dor glnaesfommtfi1r Gingbaus
aus 8efanab onf eth WorUerb0r.
Set Der llebernabfne 0es Stu
0itoriums bat iih cine neiie Sfmie
rigfeit iniofern beruusgefteIlt ali
ISie oarnuf ru1enben SftLoen $t54,
900 betrogea. $1,000 mehr ais 0urd
bic QoItsa5iiimuitnD beUiligi MGR
ben lit.
Die Golumbnsritfer fanTteH boz
|Senator SitdcOd Die DeitIider
loo SUB lesnes 9elites an Do6gl
|StraBe Jpeds QSergroBerlHg ibre.
HIubbpiins.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-29

Ealtor g. aIed uH0 gran, iDelde
fritber 6ef 2ortort, jest dber BET Ne-
tern, Neb., tDobren Dur0en 0urh
cie @eBurt eiItes frdftigeu S09n-
hens erfreut.
Ier yrdnelrperein Der bieigen BE.
tbeIs emeinoe miro an %. Suli in
BE- merOgeI9oB Der airde Elm Sis.
Siuhny@I1en peranitalteu, tuoraai
uir belonoers a~nfucrtiom MAIDEN
molten.
las am Sonntag Iii Martin sid
horit's Nal6den abge51ltene RidltIf
Der Go. ggtBefs. @emsinoe nabrn ei.
uen a~IdnSga0en 8%erlnuf. Wit uuo
syuna anuilierte lid nod S~er8ensIllit
@eTtern wnrDeabermals bic 2eid]e
eines bisbqr nod mHbefaHnten WaH-
iieg nlts frlH Wliiioiri 5luB ne.
Soaeit. SberiiI Slider 1T Der glet-
nina, oaB Der 2eidnam nit einem
D2onlfe Nansefs sSpl1l Beterion aus
Mnnfato, gsinn. ioentfid 1T.
mlarin acpi1, tpelhe felt eilDo ei.
tgsa ahre 6ler rueilt inlc Bet Der
Tantifie Jrit &pneDcr ~be6ienitet III,
erbieTt aus Ggiterreid BON ibrer
Mliitter Ste Hadridh, EnB ihr Batter
nst BENT gdIadtfeI0e In @uIi5ier
mfoIen lei. Die get1nHteu brir9en
DFn iunaen wsd5dsu her5I;he TbeiI'
nabm bar, uHaInmebt e. ieit Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-29
AasNebrasfa GitD nuD nmgegenO
lLInIiullln

Sierberfunft bes iunecn 9tdodens
Der Oierte goOesfaI lit. peIder in
ihrer 6amiIie TN Delterreid borge.
fommen lit.
Sic Ieatonias2oqe Nr. 15 0es
9roens Der 6ermunns-56 miro
an nnd)Iten Souftog in ibrem Ger.
cinslofdle tHntbsfeaer) cine gben0.
unterhaLtunq Dernnitalten. 5a mel.
dem 3Ued elm prdGtiaes groarumm
nufgelteIt nao bic bieiige Wterhdnts.
@apeIle gemennen fpor0cn TT. Ger
Giutritt 1T nnr Ritg[ieoern uuo be,
rem 6amifien.glngeh6rieen geit1ttei
uno irei.
Ism. 5tntben6ied bat geaen ici.
men friibereH anedlt Soc S5neo auI
nie BON 0ieiem gegen ibR erbObent
GdaoenerfnefEaae i'm getrage Don
$4,000 cine Gegenflage erboben
In DeIder Stubbenoiad bebauptet
o0b S5nie6 ourd eigene 5abrIdiiig,
felt 81 ieiren 8erIetuHgen fam uni
0nber 3n felnem Sho0enerias be,
rehti9t iein ioIte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-29
MaAml bod sananIth

griaeF tegFf Fftefl
So safNbel tH reftaHai uHb
20 aanl allHa3lih lommgn mif Wlg.
otr I'D nnitf alies ltupe Hifllf.
Ron 0lleu 1b%alne3Hern non TO.
.renpofl nna lluaeaauo hage ih nnr
Hrrie agr A|mrirnNm0 8thaEt uH0
Aieiclacn ltab p~oalctr6ieHt 0erl
.nbernn mifbfn mtr mii oiieien Nr.
men cmplangeu. Hidlt aagiH IN 0cn
Standardization &1r ea ia Gin Alm'
Der, baB mon olles nm lidl her Ter.
qaS. Hm0 OFT ncriprcheue 5rem0.
ihaitseeiuh nidlt cinnol miinm0e
.tamg h boiie. 0uB Sir mid enl.
idul0iaen: i'd meiB aus Gria1rimq,
meldle aieieuarbeit mli Sbren Sdpil.
tern ruhte. IND oanm iii man IN Der
Aegel irob nenn mnH nit iidl allcin
.iit. aaum DAB mir ums an Sam-
.it1a 9tadlmitiag iiiAtig begriiEt
battpn, mHroe ih ihon mie0er nc.
iuht. 1gnH irgcn0. cine @eica,
ihaft Die @ditireuloi4dft Cmaba's
.femen eeIernt bat, oam III &c Der
@ermania Sangerdor nit ieiuer
gooIter Barb. Seien Gle per
iitert, 6err Eeter. DAB es idon mar
nn0 Dab sgoer iid nah Ser8ensluit
.omiiiiert bat
@ielleif]t lit es uHs beraonrt. 81
elmer anoerm, nidt 10 beihditigteu
Belt before gefdmltidait 81 ma
|ten. aui 8ieoeriebenl
SIR 5. ). @rnilt.
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BrpF 9raFOent Der Sermannsi0Bnt
gratHliert.

@rauo S8lau6, Reb.. q. Suit.
@ertber 5reuno 4eterl
9leiuc 6es3lifite @ratuldtion 3irH
groBen Griotge 6es 5duserfdtes-
9eioer mar es mir uidt ntoglih,
a~nDeIero Jt iein, bore dber BON al
len 5ettcn. Dab es III jeoer 9e5ie.
hung gldt5eno mar, lni0 frale Mid
nit Sybnen uber ben Grfoig.
Dit bersiihiten @ruBen
aIbert BON Der @ep0e,
@roB.Brdiioelt Der &ernnnnsi0bne
bon Nebrasfd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-29

tisfitt a.
sfH hm ts #itit
Wfafn
e
faab n4 e dlhtiH Hl
f H
afsH Na7Hiu
aas NalH HaH ~ MiffiiHd Boz
M rna9t taf anb H
ge eft ENlsiis6f FH zoe N
mtlidal. ka e. iIa'ln Hilfaa lal
tfin Bgilft it a iaf $40
wftteHds hattn ad.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
STAFF
.0f Prof Scenario Writ
ersIis Employ Thy David
Hershey.

+ Fully aware Of the value Of excep-
tional stories in thotoplays, David
sHorsley has for sonle. time been di-
:recting particular attention to this de-
lpartment OF production. At his studio
In Los Angeles he maintains q star
of expert Professional scenario writ
ers, who devote all OF their time ITO
turning out Scripts for the Cub COM
Tedies, the Centaur features and the
Centanr star features, three Of Mr..
Horsley's brands. n M
The staff consists of Charles Morti-
MGR Peck. Miss Theodosia Harris and
i. ". Jefferson. Each has written a
great many successful photopl no-
tably THE Rajah's Sacrifice" by Mr..
Peck, THE Martyrs Of the Alamo. a
Griffith picture by Miss Harris inscol-
laboration with W.. Christy Cabanne,
THE Faddist' with Henrietta Cross
man, and "a Splendid Crook" with
Henry b. Warner, by Mr.. Jefferson.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21

s,v4.s q Jealous press agent or
lax editor has permitted It to be
printed that Ethel Clayton has se-
.vered her connection with the Lubin
company and was to begin work inn
mediately with a western production
company. n
The Lubin company hasten to deny
such unfounded rumors and to as
SIRE exhibitors and the many friends
of Miss Clayton that not only .will she
remain with the sLubin company but
that she has begun work on a new
five reel feature v. Z. s. q. 11ubin re-
lease Dollars and Cents from the
story by Albert Payson Terhune, in
which slle will be stared. The play
will be produced under the direction
OF Joseph Kaufman. 3. y,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21

y ROBERT CONFESS comes from FAM
lily long known in the annals Of the
American stage. His stage. connec-
tons have been with the Frohmans
In the Prisoner Of Zenda," Colonial
Girl and ",The Bachelors Baby and
has starred with Mary Mannering,
Blanche Walsh and EIedwig Richer.
Mr. CONFESS made his first appear
ance before the camera in the Edison
studio about FIVE years ago. and will
long live in the minds Of motion pic
taire public for the excellent dramatic
Technique displayed in such Edison
aims as .'IIis Daughter Children
Who labor Church ana Country,
and; ivan Bibberss Experiment" Hav-
ingsbeen engaged in q large theatrical
production, Mr.. CONFESS was COM
PEELED to forsake his screen delinea-
lions for brief period. He has re-
turned to the Edison company and
will again bring gladness to the hearts
or his admirers by displaying the ver-
satilities and dramatic accomplish
iments for which he is famed.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
ithel public. namely. the private lives
ipt the great actors. BY utilizing this
phase OF the stars lives. a most in.


The public. namely. the private lives
pt the great actors. BY utilizing this
phase Of the stars lives, a most in.
.teresting vehicle was created.
This story has a charm Of sustained
Interest. The girl heroine is put upon
her mettle. to complete the given a
certain limited period Of time. This
elves an element Of speculation to her
work which is beset with handicaps
and difficulties, and there is always the
chance Of her falling, and 1t is this
uncertainty that keeps the audience on
EDGE.
One is first introduced to Nine.
Ejorde. the celebrated singer Of the
Royal opera, Berlin, on board ship and
pm her arrival in this country. Here
begins the chain which binds the
twelve stars together. We have Lulu
Chaser, the celebrated singing com
pedienne, whose Success in Dolly Var
den" made her name a household
word. At her home, one is introduced
TO her mother and is given a view Of
The domestic circle (which she lives,
and then is whirled away in rapid sue
cesston to the homes Of Robert Eide
son, Cyril Scott, Julian Eltinge, May
Robson, Henrietta .Crosman. Julia
Dean. Leo Deitrichstein, Henry Kolk-
or, Charles j. Ross and Mabel Fenton,
and ts shown just how these great
stars live when they are away from
The stheater and in the charmed circle
Of their families and their pets.
The technical part Of the picture
was made by the Photodrama com
pany with Lawrence b. McGill as di-
rector Of the production.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
SPECIALIST
Is Engaged to Supervise All
Film Material for Tri-
angle Productions.

Irving Willat. the well known east
erni laboratory specialist, arrived in
melville this week to begin his du-
ties as supervisor OF all Photographic
materials used in the production OF
Ince-Triangle features, He will not
alone give his attention to the mo-
ton picture cameras but to the Still
as well. Especially In
the latter does he promise some In
teresting Innovations. x
With Willat, this week, there also
arrived at the Ince plant three more
reputable camera men. They are
Bill Alder, Del Clawson and Leo
Bartholomew. n. q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
Twelve sIA|||Rs
TAKE PARTS IN
I|lL|::E|''|EEb1URE
Unusual Aygfeg atiorl OF Noted
Players Seenin5 Six Reel
Film.

How Molly Made Good" the SIX
reel feature OF the Kulee Features,
1nc which has been released for
showing In all the large cities Of the
country boasts twelve Of Broadway's
biggest stars. Twelve names like
those appearing in the Aim should
make How Molly Made Good one Of
! che biggest box Office winners Of the
sseason.
IN deyising ways and means OF util-
ling q round dozen Of stars and Of
providing each with an equal oppor-
lfunity to score. recourse was had to
~ subject which has always interested
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21

Famous Broad May conledial
TO Be Starred hi Screen

William Collier, .the noted Amer
lean comedian, has been added 10
the constellation OF stars now un-
der the supervision Of Thomas II.
Ince, It was anne unced this week.
aud Will begin work IN a Few days
on = rippling comedy drama from
the pen or CT Gardner sullivan. COT
Tier suceun.bed 10 tie: persuasion OF
Producer Ince on con a tion that he
be paid salary wh.cu 10 declared
to be record break er. for his early.
return to Broadway to be starred
again ON the stage has been freely
ipredlc.ed recently, owing TO over
lures made hia by the big New York
theatrical magnates. The story in
which he VIII be offered through the
Triangle is one which. Il is said,
gives the famed laugh maker Won
.derful opportunities. It is replete
with nirthful situat tons of the kind
that Collier enjo Joys and, according to
the scenario, moves with a swiftness
In which the actor will reve1.
Golfers career Is one that reads
like a page from Horatlo Alger. He
theater. New York. and long before,
he had passed his teens was max
ing audiences laugh as the member
OF q travelling troupe. His progress
was rapid with the result that more
than fifteen years ago he was eleyat-
ed to stardonl. Among his greatest
successes have been Caught in the
Rain. 1.-THE Diplomat The Pat
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21

Will the feature Offering Monday al
the Bi5ou ltSprovides more ftinstos the
single reel than Is nsually found 1T
is sspontaneo uss hub b1ing. scinti ting,
and fun that requires no CIPHER key
to thom it fairly dens the air.
percolates the system and finds vent
only In laughter. The plot lis woven
around two So called ward 5heelers,
fleeing from Justice in New Fork be-
cause Of certain election frauds that
had come to light.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
M u!
Is Committed by Another Couple Of
the Balboa Studios.

Now, Eddie Peters is the latest
member of Balboa's acting force who
has gone and done it. meaning the
committing of matrimony. His bride
was Miss zanette Hawthorne. with
whom he became acquainted when she
had charge Of Balboa's telephone ex-
change. These newlyweds begin their
career Of domesticity right, for the
brides parents presented them with
a pretty-little bungalow in. Long Beach
all furnished. This is the fifth wed.
ding at the Balboa studio in ninety
days. ~ q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
HAlAEs|I ENGAGED
By 5auillolt Conn PAM Ii y and VIII
Appear In Film from

Robert q. Hainas; the dist pushed
actor. who Is RENE mbered In New
York especially for his work IN s.lslse
Darling OF the Gods" In which he
supported the late nche Bates. ana
for many other high class roles his
been engaged by the Ga,imont COM
pany to appear ia THE Secret Agent p
the Rialto feature soon TO appear on
the Mutual program. .Iss y
The Secret Agent, u has been seem
5arioized from the story rtissir
Stringer, recently publ shed IA the
Saturday Evening Post.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
LEADING WOMAN
OF Cub Coincide q Succeeded BY Miss
st. Aubour.

Miss ST. .Aubour Is now George
'Ovey's leading woman In David fiors-
ley's Cub coined dies, taking the place
OF Miss Goldie Colweil who was re-
Gently transferred to- Mr.. Horsley's
company PRODUCTION two reel Centaur
features. Miss st. Albour makes her
first appearance In THE Double
Cross, released Noyernber 10 on the
Mutual program, while Miss Golweil
makes her initial bow In the Centaur
features on November 4, when the
two reel drama ~ When. Ararice Rules,
was released. 81
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be q feature. .The Harvest, n d three
act Klaw and Erlanger drama, with
Franklin Richie, Gretchen Hartman,
Louise ale and others VIII also be
shown. 4 e,
Thursday, Henry B. Walthal and
;Warda Howard VIII be seen IN Poe,s
i The Raven In SIX acts. For photo
graphic effects, Illusions. richness and
artistry q settings. .9The Raven is
without parallel. 81
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FILM FROM NOVEL DONE.

The Paramount perturbation Of
Robert Hichens's celebrated novel and
play, BELLA Donna with Pauline
Frederick in the title role, has been
completed by the Famous Players
Film Company under the Joint direc-
ton OF Edwin s. Porter and Hugh
Ford.
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NEW MOE DIRECTOR,

Charles Miller. nephew Of Henry
Miller the noted actor and himself
an actor and producer Of 'repute. has
been added to the force Of directors
under the supervision Of Thomas II.
Ince. He has already begun the di-
rection Of strong drama from the
pen Of c. Gardner Sullivan, in which
Frank Mills will be starred.
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SCENE FROM aTFiE PiTEALl =,

Some Of the most popular Kalem
stars appear in "The Pitfall, the pow
lerful four act drama which will bs the
feature at local theaters soon. Among
the players in the cast OF this produc-
ton are Marin Sails. Ollie Kirkby. True
Boardman, Thomas Lirgharn. Frank
Jonasson, Paul Hurst md others OF
equal popularity the story tells IL
how Margaret Laird weds Deering,
who has the power to cause her fath:
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ADDS Exl:PERTs.

David HorsIey has added to his
stan at the studio In Los angelica two
experts whose services are sure to be
favorably effected In future fTotsiey
The two ed lions are IN
the persona Of Ulysses Davis, director.
and Frank Cronp ton technical direc-
tor, both prominent ID III cir respective
vocations. II
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TWO COMPANIES.

Two companies are now engaged In
the filming Of the Centaur releases in
the Mutual program. Company No. 1
is under direction Of Frank Montgom-
cry, and No. 2 is under the command
of Carl M. Leviness, which has much
to do with the excellence OF the Cen
taur productions. (.
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witch IS sa;d 70 be howler. aarry
Myers ;Iirsctcd the picture and played.
the leading role opposite Miss Theby.i
Helen Ware, the great legitimate ac-.
tTess who has just played in Lass Or
Lowries. for the Universal company,
lis also q SUDDEN Of antoniin,e under,
Madame Alberti. a s sss.;
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ORIGINAL MURDER STORY i

Maurice Costello, Leah Baird aud
Van Dyke Brooke, have begun work
on Tried For His Own Murder" On
original story by Agnes Johnson.
which will be made Into q vitagraph
Broadway. star feature. Mr.. Brooke
will direct the prod ction. e s..
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NEW LEADING MAN.

@The, Substitute Minister, =, a one
part Flying AZ drama serves to in
troduce Alfred -VocDurgil, the new,
leading man who is to play opposite
Vivian Rich. to the Mutual program.
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Although Miss Rosemary Theby.
Universal screen star, has had several
years Of success on the screen. she
still Etudieg with Madame Albert, Of
New York, noted teacher Of panto-
mime, In order to improve in her work.
Her latest screen appearance is in the
Universal conle.dy sBaby's Toof,'l
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Hamilton Revelle and Olive May
have been engaged for Avery Hop
woods new farce, sThe Morning AZ
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Arnold DAILY, who is roducing pic
lures for Pathe under the name OF the
Arnold DAILY Series, sprang new
one recently in his desire for realism.
Mr.. DAILY wanted to get Al ballroom,