The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-20

The new company engaged by
George C. Tyler for Brandon Tynans
play, THE Melody of Youth" includes
Mary Shaw, Harry Harwood, Charles
Mccarthy. Lizzie Hudson Collier and
May Martin.
In Essanay's August releases will be
found two Of George AIDES funniest
fables, 1.-THE Fable, of Books Made to
Balance" and 1.-The Fable OF How
Wisenstein Did Not Lose Out to But
tinsky."
Three Francis X. Bushman reis-
sues are on the Essanay General Film
program for August. These include
THE Three Scratch Clue" "a Man
for a That" and His Stolen For
tune.
In the Universal Bison picture,
"Onda Of the Orient" featuring Marie
Walcamp and Eddie Polo, the latter
made a sensational dive from tho bow
Of a steamer going at full speed, more
than fifty feet into the water.
Ethel Barrymore is married and has
two children. Her husband is R. c..
Colt. Miss Barrymore's real name, be-
fore her marriage, was Blythe, Her
father, Maurice Blythe, took the
name OF Barrymore when he went on
the stage.
Mister a." story OF the great
Canadian woods, is now in the filming
at the recently acquired Metro Yorke
studio in Hollywood. The exteriors
will be made in the vicinity OF Lake
Tahoe, Calf. Harold Lockwood and
May Allison are starred In the five
act production.
To see Edward Arnold as the
"heavy" in Essanay's THE Return of
Eve" no one would imagine that he
is one of the best natured men at the
studios. He is usually laughing or
smiling all the time he is away from
The camera. but he makes an excellent
william in this play.
Little Eunice Hughes, who is now
working at Universal City, is the niece
of Rupert Hughes, the well-known
New York novelist and writer She
claims she can trace her family gen
calogy back to the stock in Wales
from which sprang Charles e. Hughes
the presidential nominee.
Little Orphant Annie" a play
based on the famous poem Of James
Whitcomb Riley, by Robert McLaugh-
lin, author Of THE Eternal Magda-
lenc," was produced in Akron, O., re-
Gently. Many Of the well-known char
acters OF Rileys poems are introduced
and the end, Little Orphant Annie
marries the Raggedy Man.
Charles Ray, the popular Tnce-
Triangle juvenile declares he doesn't
think he ever will get tired playing
"weakling" parts, For more than two
years has has been almost totally con-
fined to such characterizations, with
the result that he has thoroughly
awakened, he says, to their utter SUI
periority, from dramatic standpoint,
over straight roles.
Edwin Thanhouser has engaged
Miss Marie Shotwell, a former Froh-
man star, to appear in several fea-
lures that will he released through
Pathe. Miss Shotwell was for several
years in the Lyceum Stock Company.
She is perhaps best known for her
work in THE Lion and the Mouse"
Miss Shotwell will be starred in a
play in which she plays an Italian
girl, part angel, part devil.
After playing a boys part in the
last three features In which she APP
peared, Dodo Newton. the sIx-year-old
blonde OF the American-Mutual stu
dos was cast for a regular par" as
she expressed herself, in "a Million
for Mary" initial Of the Kolb and Dill
comedy features "And l felt right
at home in girls clothes again" said
little Miss Newton. In her next APP
pearance, however, she has been cast
for another boys role.
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The closing Of an unusual contract
covering the output Of Ham and Bud
for many years to come for the terri
tory Of Japan, chosea (Korea). brings