The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-01
P/CKFORD ~
OPERA FILM
Famous Players Company AM
nounces Rare Treats for
Paramount Program.

.,.ordance with its established
,o1;cv ~ making each quarterly con-
staIhtton of stars and plays ON tue
Paramount program greater IN me- me-
and attractive power than the .Ass.
the Famous Players Film Cotnps euy
has lavishly selected as venfciss .U
IFS favorite group OF stars. ourane
Sentember. October and November.
surnrisinc number of celebrated dram
attic successes that surpass. IN intfln-
&c Inc and national reputation, any
other series of releases preserves y
this company within similar peIloo
of time. since the inception OF the q.
amount program, or inaeeu, eA 49,
inauguration of the Famous
as a producing company
PickfOrd Vehicles.
Mary Pickford. whose fame as tne
supreme favorite OF the screen IS I'M
paralleled, will appear In an eia0or-
ate photo production OF John, Lutner
Longs world famous opera ana pay.
Madame Butterfly" to be released . ~
November, and. in two typical cnatac.
terizations, 1.-The Founding and,
nTwisted Paths"
Marguerite Clark, whose association
with the screen under the MANAGE
ment of the Famous Players has Deen
an uninterrupted series OF brilllane
triumpfs. will be presented in molly
waiting romance of Eleanor Halloween
Abbott. and In pretentious photo
adoption of Mark Twain's great mas.
terpiece, THE Prince and the Pauper.
the first work of this great American
humorist TO be filmed.
HZazao Scheduled.
, Pauline Frederick, whose great per-
sona1 triumph in her initial s e..t.s =
cha racterization THE Eternal City.
Induced the Famous Players to OBTAIN
exclusive control of her film services.
and who returns to the screen Aug
nst ~ in the emotional drama, Sold
will be presented in October In MIN
version of the international dramaro
sensation. cara" 1.-THE Fatal Card"
the great American stage success, VIII
be released in September, Jointly star
ring Hazel Dawn and John Mason, the
first time in the entire history of fea-
lures that two stars OF such tndivid-
nal Importance are thus presented IN
one subject. Hazel Dawn VIII again
appear in November. in the romantic
classic, Dorothy Vernon OF Haddon
Hail."
In october, Sam Bernard. known 20
be the highest salaried character COM
edian on the American stage. VIII
make her debut In the motion picture
public in the much discussed comedy
| feature Poor Schmaltz." charac-
teristic Bernard vehicle. IT IS ex-
pected that Sam Bernard will in tnis
subject introduce a new type OF screen
comedy.
Referring to comedy, that popular
exponent of film fun, John Barry
more, is represented on the program
| by 1.-The Incorrigfble Dukane," George
L L. Shedd,s melodramatic farce to be
released in September and The Three
Elks," a play that should equal this
Iinfmftable comedians success in Are
lYou a Mason?" scheduled for Novem-
Der.
! Besides Sam Bernard, the Famous
Players introduce two other new stars
to Paramount audiences In Its autumn
! program. in the persons Of Charles
Cherry and Gail Kane. who will be
| Jointly presented in the great dram
attic triumph, THE Mummy and the
Humming Bird"
Marie Doro, who created a national
sensation in her first film appearance,
1.-the Morals of Marcus" and whose
REIMBURSEMENT before the camera has
been requested by exhibitors through
out the entire country w II appear in
| September in a thrilling spectacular
romance, The White Pearl" in which
mystery, love and adventure are dra-
matically interviewer:
| Together with the notable feature
productions supplied for the next Par
amount quarterly by its allied produc-
| ing companies, the Famous Players
are confident that no such aggrega-
ton of stars or plays were ever pre-
sented within the same length of time
by any one producing and distribut-
ling organization.
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