The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-17


Star In Paramount Pictures.
Kathryn Williams, who designs all
of her own clothing, has decided that
this seasons riding habit shall be made
Of black broRdclosk. ut distinctly man.
lab
Ivan announces that its next feature,
on which work has just been started,
will be called 1.-THE Sex Lure"
Fox has engaged C. NJ. and S. A.
FRANKLIN, who have been with the
Fine Arts studios.
Otis Skinner is to appear in New
York The middle OF the month in
Booth Tarkington's play. Mister An
tonic"
Maude Adams VIII appear under the
Frohman management in new play
by James NJ. Barrie called "A Kiss for
Cinderella"
Rose Stahl is to appear on tour in
Our Mrs. McChesney," under the dI-
rectton of the Charles Frohman Com
pany.
Charles Dillingham's production of
Hip! Hip! Hooray!" will start its
season by months run in Philadel-
phia, beginning the middle of Octo-
Der.
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Z. H. Sothern will begin his tour
in IF Were King" in November. In
the meantime he and his wife, Julia
Marlowe, Will stay at Litchfeld, CT.
The new farce to be produced by
lefler and Bratton, entitled Like
Kings and Queens has for its basic
theme the servant question.
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Dion Boucicault has made arrange
ments with A. E. Thomas for the Lon
don production of the latter's comedy,
Her Husbands Wife"
1.-THE sketch, THE Meanest Man in
the World" by Everett Ruskay, in
which Allan Dinehart is appearing, is
to be expanded into a three=act play.
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A London critic thinks Doris Keane
will become one of the great tragic ac-
tresses Of the world II she can find
parts to show the scope of her genius.
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Robert Campbell has obtained the
American producing rights of an En-
glish melodrama, called Tigers
Cub"
Harey Carey has been engaged by
William Fox and will appear in West
ern subjects under the direction Of
r. A. Walsh.
Eleanor Dawn, sister Of Hazel
Dawn, will appear in an important
part in the musical production. Her
Soldier Boy" under the direction Of
the Shuberts.
T. Daniel Frawley and William H.
Currie are to form producing COM
pany, with THE Right Little Girl" by
Mrs. Charles Doremus and Leonidas
Westervelt, as the first production.
June Keith will play the leading role.
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Belle K. Maniates' story "Amarilly
Of Clothesline Alley" has been accept
ed by Oliver Morosco for stage pro-
duction. The author is at work on
another romance at her home in Lam
sing, Mich.
Anita Stewart, whose recent serious
illness alarmed her friends, is recov-
ering her strength in the Catskill
mountains and hopes to return to her
work in the Vitagraph studios by oc-
tober 1. y,,,..o,a,
Ten different companies are now
hard at work making photoplays for
William Fox. Six are in the eastern
studios and the others are In the
West.
Film exchange men say Cleveland
o., picture houses lost $150,0O0 to
100000 this summer because 1t was
the most consistently hot season In
years.
Robert Mantell, Jr., will play Nym
in the company of 1.-THE Merry Wives
Of Windsor" in which Thomas Wise
and Constance Collier will have the
leading roles.
THE Spoilers" was the first twelve
reel production ever released in
America of American life and was 80
successful that 1t is yet shown in
many sections Of the country,
The Monmouth Film Corporation