The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07
CLEVER TABLOID
SHOW AT ODEON
appeared at the odeon this season.
Each member Of the company works
continually for applause and the many
encores demanded show that they sue

encores demanded show that they sue
coed.
Conditions seem to be going from
bad to worse for the one-night stand
theatrical companies. This is indi-
Gated by letter Just received from Co
han and Harris by Manager Ogden.
of the Robinson Grand, announcing
that their tour Of ION Trial" has been
called of and that as consequence
their date for March % at the local
theater would have to be cancelled.
Cohan and Harris regret not being
able to play here as they did good
business with their at Pays to Adver-
tise." but 1t appears that the one night
stand business has gone by the boards.
Thrills crowd one upon another
through the five acts of "The Forbid
den Adventure" forthcoming Mutual
Masterpiece. the scenes of which are
laid in the vicinity Of the famous "city
Of the dead" in Arabia.
Triangle films, which are the pro-
duct of the greatest living motion
picture directors, are marking new
epoch in local FINLAND as the result
Of their regular showing at the Bijou
theater, which started yesterday. All
Of the large crowds who have Witness
ed the opening are crazy" about the
new service. -
"The Lamb" in Ave acts, featur-
ing Douglas Fairbanks and Selma
Owens. is a happy blending of pathos,
humor and stirring action. The pic
ture illustrates the highest point vet
attained in the art Of. motion mic.
lures. The impression the play made
on the Bijou audience is epitomized
6y the comment Of metropolitan crit
les. who said: Triangle plays are
plays indeed-and their induction is
more than welcome departure from
the conventional movie exhibition,
the plays are an innovation and set
a new standard for Broadway and
theaterdom throughout the country.
MY Valet" in three acts, with
Raymond Hitchcock. Mack Sennett.
Mabel Normand and Fred Mace in the
leads is splendid. Those who see
this comedy forget. all their troubles.
The entire bill is being repeated to-
day. ~
The Bijou program changes Wed.
nesday when 1.-THE Iron Strain" with
Dustin Forum, assisted by Enid
Marley and Louise Glaum will be
presented. The comedy end of the
bill will be "a Game Old knight"
with Charles Murray, Mack Sennett
and Mabel Normaud in the cast.
Robert Hilliard appeared last week
IN Buffalo, presenting for the first
time his new play. dramatized from
story by Wallace Irwin. 1t was first
called The Pride Of Race" but was
renamed what Became Of Deegan
Folk" The subject is race prejudice
Billie Richie. noted comedian NAV.
q unique role in silk Hose and 'IIish
PRESSURE" q three-act comedy. that ia
bringing the laughs today at the star
theater. Several other reels d, fine
motion pictures make up the program
for today. S-Set atn
Tomorrow's feature Offering will he
The Lure Of the Yukon,"f a .thrill,fe
drama replete with sensations and
wonderful scenes Of the great North
west. W. =. -
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Love. jealousy and intrigue. 80 char.
acteristic of picturesque India. In
which the scenes are laid, dominate
each OF the four acts Of "The Toast of
Death" a four-part Mutual Master
picture, produced by the New York
Motion Picture Corporation. which r.
showing today at the orpheum thaa-
Yer. Army life In India, particularly
IN Calcutta and in the desolate sonth.
land where the British empire main.
tatns numerous posts. is wildly nor
trayed in this enthralling MASTER
picture. ~
THE Toast of Death, !" which ia from
the pen OF @. Gardiner Sullivan. one
OF screenlands' most gifted writer's,
was produced under the personal an.
pervision Of Director General THOMAS
II. 1nce. The scenes OF this unusually
interesting Masterpicture are, during
the early stage Of, the piece. laid IN
Calcutta and later in the far south.
Bear This In Mind.
II consider Chamberlain,s Couzf,
Remedy by far the best medicine IN