The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-13

years Miss Hayden made her home In
the "tarthest north city, Nome, She
thinks Alaska is the most beautiful
place in the world.
One OF its exhibitors Of whom the
Triangle is p%roudest is IN Episcopal
clergyman in upper New York State.
The Rev. Harry Il. Robbins is his
name and Canaserga is the nsTno Of
4, the small town where he runs a
church and a theator, believing that
both have their beneticiCnt place in
the life Of the community,
Jack Grants winter Garden Girls"
who made such a big hit some time ago
at the Palace theator, being pro-
nouncCd among the highest classed
attractions OF the kind, has been
booked for a return engagement next
week at the Palace. opening Monday
afternoon. An entirely new set OF plays
will he presented during this engage
ment
vaudeville will hold forth at the
Odeon theater the coming week, Sew
eral excellent acts are scheduled for
MONDAY along with the usual run OF
GOOD films, the hcadlincrs being Jack
and Ada Miller, two very clever vaudc-
vile artists. They both do black face
comedy stunts while Ada gives an In
tcrprCtation OF the latest classic solo
dances,
Charlie Chaplin's latest Mutual re-
lease to be released Aug. I, under tho
title Of "One A. M" finds the million
dollar comedian demonstrating 'steen
or more different kinds Of souses, For
the FIRST time since signing with Mu-
tlal Chaplin appears In evening
clothes in this production, having
temporarily cast aside his famous
makeup.
Paul Price. for several years a
newspaper man and magazine writer,
and known in that field as Paul Cur
It's. has been engaged to c~ollaborate
with Fred de Grcsac in writing tho
scenarios for THE Chain Of Evil" the
serial in fourteen episodes in which
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Baync Will be starred on the Metro
program. The picture plays will be
produced for Metro by tho Quality
Pictures Corporation.
Tho Famous Players studio Is build
ing an English railway coach. which
will DO used IN an Irish picture called
Little Lady Eileen" q Paramount
picture, starring Marguerite Clark.
InasmuCh as there is no difference
between an Irish and an English coach
and It Is being made In America by
Swedish carpenters, 1t can scarcely
be regarded as a breach Of neutrality.
How a brother and sister, separated
as children when their parents agreed
to disagree, met later as Strangers in
a notorious gambling house, conduct
ed by tho mother, and for the first time
learn their true relationship to each
other, Is ono Of the big punches OF
Tho House Of Mirrors a tive-act
Mutual M%nsterpicture, featuring
Frank Mills, tho noted dramatic star.
Mimic warfare unknowIngly helped
to primo nearly a score OF Ince-Trian-
gle players recently for the actual a
fare they mny indulge In before the
Mexican crisis is over. The men in
question wero conditioned by the fight
ing staged Mt 1ncevtllo for the battle
scenes IN Shell 49," the Triangle war
drama ny G. Gardner Sullivan. in
which Thomas H. 1nce presents H. B.
Warner and Enid Marley as co-stars,
All seven companies employed at
the American-Mutual studios in Santa
Barbara, Calf, are engaged at the
present time in the filming Of a num-
Der of feature productions to be re-
leased In forthcoming weeks as Mu-
tual Star productions. Each will av-
erage five reels in length and will
present as the featured players Rich
ard Bennett, Mary Miles MInter, VIII
liam Russell, Kolb and Dill and var
ious Others.
PlaygOcrs who recall with pleasure
Christie MacDonald's appearances in
THE Spring Maid" will find in the
cast Of THE Amber Empress" the
new Corey and Ritter musical play,
Thomas Conkey, who sang the leading
masculine roles in those light operas
opposite Miss Macdonald. The score
Of "The Amber Empress" by zoel
Parenteau, is said to furnish Mr.. Con-
key with numerous numbers suiting
his splendid voice to a nicely.
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Tabloid photopfays, OF them
running Over $3.50 feet in length, are
shortly to be released by the Mutual
Film Corporation, as a part Of the
weekly release Of Reel Life" the Mu-
tual Film Magazine in motion pic
lures. Each Of these short-length
pictures, an innovation in motion pic
ture production, will feature popular
stars especially engaged by the eau
mont studios, where the pictures are
being filmed.
Edward Coxen, long a featured
player in American-Mutual short
length dramas, will make his debut
as the lead in a Mutual M%aSterpicture,
De Luke edition, THE Shadow"
work on which is now we'll under
way, under the direction Of Edward
sloman. The story was arranged for
the screpn from William II, Lppert's