The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
BLUE RIBBON
PROGRAM IS
ANNOUNCED.
Closing Months Of Year to See
Many Excellent Vitagraph
Features.

arlo contest. 1t was written by. Har-
old Gilmore Calhoun and tells vivid
story OF q man who believed he could
erase the scar of the murder OF his
master from his soul He succeeds
In quieting his conscience for a time,
but retribution finally overtakes him
and 1t ,is this losing fight that makes
a story of except onal interest. II;
Three releases are, announced for
November and are remarkable ex-
amp1es of photoplay construction
and production: The Turn Of the
Road" d Ave part feature produced
BY Tefft Johnson. In which Virginia
Pearson. Joseph Kilgour. Bobby Con-
nelly. Naomi Ghilders and Robert
Gaillard will, be seen in the portrayal
OF the principal roles, is the; first.
THE Turn OF the ROAD" tells; q story
OF a man who has a loving companl
ionable wife, who falls into the
clutches. Of q. vampire He becomes
blind to the entreaties of his wife,
his child and his friends, Until fate
intervenes and he awakens to a real
ization of his wrong doing.
A Thriller for Fair.
Cyrus Townsend Brady story,
"Haights Of Hazard, 2 that contains
every known thrill, will add addi-t
No, more varied program of Blue
Ribbon feature releases has ever been
announced than that arranged by
the vitafraph company for the three
months of the closing year. The.
pictures selected unite the best au-i
rthors with the flavor of the Vita
graph stock company In addition to.
stars from the Legitimate. stage.
whose regulations have established
them as fayorites with play goers all
over the world. The subjects in
clude drama. comedy drama, and
comedy and represent the Yttagraph
company's best efforts in feature pho
toplay production.
For October. the first picture will
be the six part comedy, The Dust
onEgypt.." from the well known Eng
lish farce by Alan Campbell. The
story is unique In, that 1t tells of the
awakening Of an Egyptian princess
after asleep OF three thousand years.
Second Prize Winner. M
The latter part of October. Maurice,
Costello will be seen in THE Man
Who Couldn't Beat Cod" the sec
ond prize winner in the Sun seem
,tional interest to the months pro-
gram. An automobile elopement. an
escape from an aeroplane, q. sabre
duel, an African lion hunt and thrill
ing, motor boat races, keep the inter-
est, at, fever heat during the entire
length OF the pictures.
Robert Edeson, Fay Wallace, LII
1ian Burns. Charles Eldridge. John
T.. Kelly, and special cast Of Vita
graph players. will be seen /" The
Cave Many the last week Of the
month, produced under the direction
Of Theodore Marston The story
tells of a conl HEAVIER introduced In
to the society of the four hundred,
who becomes a social lion. A tram
sitton from laborer to a polished
man of the world. his reversion to
his original self and steady. climb to
a position OF substantial wealth and
place, make a screen story OF unde-
nfable charm.
Scenes in Paris. XII
December will be ushered in by
the release OF "a Price fort Folly, y
one of the strongest dramas on the
Vitagraph program. 1t was written
by George P Dillenbeck and pro-
duSed in five parts by George D. Ba-
ker. with Edith Storey. Antonio Mo-
reno. Harry MoreE Charles Kent,
Louise Beaudet. Ethel Corcoran and
Arthur Cozine. The scenes OF "a
Price for Folly" are laid in Paris and
special care has been taken to depict
in all the splendor of wealth and
detail the handsome home OF French
nobieman: The story deals with the