The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04
NOTED ACTORS ARE
SEEN AT THE BUOU

nance. This one. "The Bitter Truth"
will be very Interesting.
The fascinating and well known lit
tie star. Dorothy Davenport, assisted
by clever cast, appears in Red
Feather photo play. Black Friday"
an adoption from the famous novel
of the same name, at the orpheum
thoater today. The story tells Of an
attractive girl, poor but very refined.
who marrios man who Is a power In
finance. Through the jealousy OF sew
eral OF his associates, his downfall is
plotted The manner In which he
is saved from this humiliation by his
loving wife goes to make up one OF
the best stories ever filmed. "Libcr-
ty'', the famous and thrilling prepar-
edncss drama Is also shown as an
extra attraction.
Tomorrow. Myrtle Gonzales and an
all star cast will he seen in The
Girl OF Lost Lake" Blue Bird fea-
ture in I'VE acts.
Edward Abeles, Ramsay Wallace
and Edna May oliver have been en-
gagged to support Arnold DAILY in THE
Master" which is by Hermann Bahr
author of THE Concert" The play
is said to be exceedingly clever.
Fair and Warmer" is the farce
by Avery Hopwood, who took New
York by the ears for a run Of one
year at the Eltlnge theater, and which
broke all the popularity records along
Broadway. II sold out steadily for
six months and had the distinction Of
making even more money than
Within the Law" had done. though
within the Law" was the Eltinge
theater champion. II Is one OF those
farces which only Avery Hopwood can
write, of four young persons with
time and money to take themselves
seriously, who get into more trouble
than any living playwright could ex-
trlcate them from without three acts.
Of pure hilarity. II will be presented
by an admirable cast of farceurs
Tuesday afternoon and night at the
Robinson Grand.
Fritz Williams. Grant Mitchell.
George Parsons and Kathleen Cliff
ford will play the leading roles in
Business Before Pleasure" by Mr..
and Mrs. George Randolph Chester.
O.
The Morosco-P Paramount photoplay
shown at the Grand today brings up
an interesting question. Which life
will be the stronger, bigger and nc
10 he. hr,tF IF,
leaves his backwoods surroundings
and Is refined by the culture of the
university by the one? Or will the
greater man be the ono, who born
and raised a Kentucky mountain
Johnnie" prove by his life that he
has attained the finer qualities of
manhood in the rough school of ex-
perIenco? This is a difficult decision
for professor of psychology to de-
eide, but seemingly Nell Servlss'R
heart leads her to the best decision In
the charmlngly sweet mountain love
story THE Stronger Love-" the
Morosco-Paramount photoplay. The
added attractions ara Beatrice Fair
fax story ana the Burton Holmes
travels. ....
blHOl lUNs NllS plNNuiN Dol VIC WAL
be interrupted for one day to give
way to "FaIr and Warmer"
Many speaking plays have been
adapted for the screen. Now one of
the screen plays Is to be adapted for
Lou-Tcllcgen for his return TO the
spoken drama.
THE False MagFsnnte." the fifth
"Fantomas" installment. will be re-
leased Thursday, October 6. The
booking reports on this fascinating
detective series from the Gaumont's
studios whose first three reel INSTALL
ment. THE Phantom Creek" went
out on September Z. have surpassed
even the most optimistic expectations
of the producers.