The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

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Star comedian. appears in Counting
the Count, hilarious Universal com
edy today at the Star theater It is
great. Other offerings are a two-reei
Mexican thriller entitled AT the
Pearce IN Through a Knot Hole. an
LKO comedy. and Miss Marguerite
Fisher as girl reporter in a thrilling
newspaper drama, Via the Ere Es-
cape, The last named is a special
Beauty release. All subjects are IN
terestins and sure TO please those who
prefer upto-date photcpiays
"a Full House by Fred Jackson.
produced last week in New YORK.
won commentator for its funmak-
ing ouaIities. The play turns on a
stolen necklace and the mixup OF
travelling bags belonging. respectively.
to q lawyer and a burglar
Laura Ida Booth and her fCoDonial
Girls" present an entire change OF per-
Torrance this afternoon and evening
at the Odeon theater- The name OF
the comedy for "Wednesday and Thurs
da yis Battle Axe Kelley and 1t IS
said to be a scream from start 70
finish.
A special attraction for this even
ing only will be a tango dancing con
test. between two OF the, girls OF the
company and local talent
There will be two new chorus girls
join the company today. coming here
from New York City. and are profes-
sional dancers.
There viii be complete change
OF performance Friday. also with a
SPECIAL feature attraction on Friday
there is also shown today three
Burning Shows"
Joseph DeGrasse and his company
of Rex players are staging a two reel
story OF real life written by Ida May
Park under the title The Sinner
Must Pay" Miss Pauline Bush not
having returned. the leading feminine
role is being played by Edna Maison
Arthur Shirley. Ray Gallagher and
mainder of the cast
(ContribIted-)
L walked around the town last nlsnh !
4 feeling awful blue.
Someone said. Lets go to The Pa1-ii
ace.
That's the proper thing to do"
I settled down In a comfy seat.
NY mind was right at ease.
For The Palace ne'e- disappoinfs.
But gives show to please.
The pictures were the worthwhile
kind,
Some dramas: others funny.
With all the old familiar folks
Three reels Of pictures teen the scene
Was changed for quite spell I
The way those show folks carried i
Now listen while tell=
The whole blamed bunch came pranc-
ing on
Like ponies in race:.
The way those maidens did sFratei
Sure set lively pace.
a swell named Burke and Billy King.
A gentleman of leisure.
Just batted out some real "lah stun
That filled each soul with pleasure.
They did a pantomImfc stunt
And never made sound.
Bur the joyful tidings seemed to be
Oozins out all around.
Then Betty Frank. the sunshine girl.
Oh. gee: how she can sing
She trilIed eight measures ON high c.
While Isles did a piano thing
The wisest ones thawed out right
then,
they clapped for more and more
The way some married men be-
nared-
I bet their wives were sore
- ft.aY. 1NY1ka
Sang about Along Came. Ruth.
Believe me. she can MARBLE some.
Now take that for the truth
Then AdelIne T1ge. just mere
Proved TOO a clever singer.
And The way she tangoeed Ger the
floor.
She was a real hurndinger.
Dainty little Beatrice Busch
Then sang touching di1ty,
1t sounded like she didn't raise
Her Ford to a 5itneS
The whole dinged bunch danced on
with every color flying,
And everybody seemed to think
The show was satisfying.
Just take a chance on The Palace
Fo- seeing rs believing.
And Tor the little its you pay,
Good value you're receiving.
Gives New BOND.
At the special term of the county
WEIGH & Fullerton, druggists
delTVe % al parts of TIE cry