The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-25
It is a Wonderful Version Of
Jules Verne's Story of
Trip around the World.

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Strong in plot, magnificent IN scene
wonders and perfect In perturbation IS
the consensus OF opinion Of those who
have seen Jules Verne's Around the
World in Eighty Days" which is the
big Offering today at the Robinson
Grand. The feature offers something
in tho way OF novelty in its educational
series Of scenes photographed in Suez,
Bombay, Hong Kong, Yokohama. Van
couver, New York, Cherbourg and
London They are interspersed among
the scenes depicting excellent dramat
ic. and are some Of the most interest
ing ever shown. The subject is inter-
woven in masterful way and the
auditor is kept in ignorance as TO what
is coming next.
The mail orders for seats at the
New York Hippodrome include, ac-.
cording to a statement they have given
out. orders from ST. Louis, Cleveland,
Cincinnati Toronto and even as far
as Salt Lake City.
Somewhere in France the new
Triangle-Kay Bee production co-star-
ring Louise Glnunl and Howard Hick-.
man, which is showing at the Orphenm
theater today. is dranatization of the.
last story written by the late lamented
Richard Harding Davis, one of the
most celebrated American war CORES
Dondents Of the decade. and a novelist
and playwright OF high standing. The
mere fact that the present story is by
the author of Soldiers of Fortune.
The Dictator" and many more that
are too we'll known to require mention
here, is substantial guarantee OF
quality. Still, even that is negligible
when 1T is borne in mind that the pic
ture is released by Triangle. q trade
mark that stamps superiority not
merely upon one picture. but upon a.
large number. Charles Chaplin is also
starred in THE Night Owls, fast
two reel comedy.
A reproduction OF a Paris Apache
den is. to be seen in the new Metro
feature production, 1.-THE Black But
terf1y,' in which Nine. Petrova is the
star. Nine Petrova staged and di-.
rected the scene at the Popular
Plays and Players studio. Real
Apache dancing is given by artists
of the first rank, Emil August and
his beautiful wife, Stmone de Beryl,
doing the feature dancing
The management Of the Grand will
present most unusual, unique and al.
patrons Tuesday when Leroy Talma
and Bosco, the triple alliance Of n
lustonists, transformists and NEGRO
nancers bring their big company Of
European mystery people to this city.
The whole gamut of amusement is run
during the progress Of this extraordi-
nary entertainment. Comedy, tragedy,
farce, iI1usians, Hindo mysteries, leg
erdemain, sensational features and
musical numbers Of a high order are
al so skillfully blended and dovetailed
together that it is said 10 be the most
satisfying entertainment seen in this
country in a decade.
There is seldom better work done on
the screen than that of Perry Banks,
The American-Mutual player, in
Faith with Mary Miles Minter, in
which he plays the role Of a lawyer,
degraded through drink, who is '.ided
by the pathetic orphan girl Faith 4
miss aiinter) who so much longs Cor
mother. In the final act, the old man.
fired by his old time brilliance by the
danger which threatens Faith" clears
her name OF the theft she has been
accused of before the court with such
vigor and enthusiasm as to bring tears
to the eyes Of those who see the pic
ture. There is one tremendous heart
throb which grows and grows all
through this latest Minter drama. 1t
without doubt gives the young actress
the biggest acting role she has ever
had.
Praise is heard from everyone VINO
attended the concert given Friday af-
ternoon at the Robinson Grand theater
by the Russian symphony Orchestra.