The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-10
NeDs and Gossip Of
Screen and Stage

The second chapter OF the thrilling
serial, a Lass oS the LIlmberlands'
will be presented is the feature offer
ing Monday at the Bijou theater. This
one is entitled The Wreck i'll the Fog
and daring Helen Holmes makes hel
debut with more pepper than ever
and puts over the clinaxes IN heI
usual smooth manner. "A fifty foot dive
E a spectacular race in locomotive and
The shooting Of rapids in a canoe arc
among the stunts pulled OF for thC
entertainment Of fans. al inc thrills
foreshadowcd by the first installment
are presented with more thrown in
arc not only Stripping but are the log
4 ical developments of genuine story
The usual extra attractions VIII be on
the bill
"A Brady feature, The Man She
Married. viii be presented tomor-
row at the Orpheum theater with an
all star cast including Gail Kane.
Arthur Ashley. Montague Love and
Muriel Ostriche. In South America
Semple and his real wife are IN need
Of funds and plan to make further
use OF tho former mock marriage. A
letter telling or Semple's death is
faxed UP and sent to Beatrice, and
the conspirators sit back and await
developments The manner in which
the vilIiany of Semple is carried out
in#this World Brady feature can be
readily compared to the way in which
a spider plays with an entrapped hy
who has wandered into the meshes OF
his web. An episode of The Yellow
Menace" Will be the added attraction.
n & If = y p y
All the thrills in ''The Kiss arc nUr
registered on the screen at the Grand
where that Famous Players-Paramount
picture will be seen Monday. Owen
Moore. Who is co"starred with Mar
suerite Courtot in this production, was
Informed by Director Del henderson
that he was to make an aeroplane
flight. Proceeding to the United States
aviation training grounds on Long Is
land. Moore donned the paraphernal1a
of the aeronaut and climbed into an
aeroplanc beside the pilot, without
asking any questions. After they had
been up in the air for some time and
had reached an altitude Of over. a
thousand feet Moore yelled to his
companion that it was Just like sitting
in d rocking chair
Have you taken many passengers
up?" shouted the star in order TO Pc
heard above the roar. OF the engine.
tNo. You're my first. Just got my
license today was the reply.
That was the end OF their converse
ton.
George Ade fable and the Paramount
Photographs.
The Nemesis quartet, which will
appear in the Masonic Merry Mil
streIs. at the Masonic auditorium this
week. is sure TO be a decided hit Of
the evenings entertainment. It is
doubtful If such a splendid quartet
ma sever been organized in this city
NJ. Knox, ex-deputy sheriff Of Har-
rison& county, most capably takes care
of the bass, while III. ~. Cunningham
is equally good with his fine bari-
tone. The two tenors to complete
this wonderful quartet are W. Franz
and Byron Cunningham.
.rWatch Your step. the swift.
moving, colorful and syncopatted
spectacle which Will be seen at the.
Robinson Grand December Is, comes
into Instant popularity. One OF the
Hbfg factors IN the success of the per-.
Torrance is the very human fun
making Of the galaxy Of stars VIC.
contribute notably to the yalue q.
the entertainment. Then there IS
Irving Berlin's ragtime, always I, Z, IN
the ascent. and the fun OF the lto7
rettist. Harry b. Smith, to aid in the
performance de1ightfulness. me.
chorus is beautifully CARRIED and IS.
axcellently trained.
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~The only Girl a new musical.
comedy. book BY Henry Blossom and.
music by Victor Herbert, is to be the
attraction at the Ro binson Grand thea
8$ter for two performances January 5:
IL is worthy OF note that Blossom and
Herbert has been most successful IN
their work as collaborators, as wit
messed by the success that greeteu.
Mile. Nodiste' and The Red Mill
t"The Only Girl is produced under the
management Of Joe Weber, OF the old
firm OF Weber and Fields, and It IS
said that he has given it a splendid
production and ar excellent cas- Inc
Only Girl ran practically one year in
New York City at the Lyric theater,,
and is described as both tunefull and
humorous.
M 1.-THE Eassar Girls will appear this
week. at the Palace theater in a rep
ertoire of musical comedies in ablotd
form. Three men and seven llVely
girls are IN this organization. They
put over their stuff with q great deal
OF ginger. the comedy being snappy
and the chorus work speedy. Novel
specialties and some brand new
songs will be introduced. Special
scenery is carried by the company.
The Lord and Vernon Musical.
Comedy Company. which has been
alIing one OF the longest and most
successful runs In the history Of the
Odeon theater. will continue there
this week, presenting three entirely
new bills. The company is being
enlarged and six new members will
be seen in the casts this week.
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Mrs. Leslie Carter Is Ia Paris.
4. J.
Grace George is shortly 70 resume