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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
WILL HA We "A NEW
PLAY EVERY DA VI
The High Class Colonial Com.
pany Is to Be at Palace
,....sss,s This Week. .t..

The Colonial Musical Comedy Com
pany. one Of the very best now pre-
sentiag tabloid musical comedies viii
be seen atsthe Palace theater for one
week. opening Monday afternoon with
an elaborate presentation OF 1.-THE
Girl from Broadway" most novel
and laughable vehicle. 80
This organization Ia composed Of
some OF the very best talent obtain
able. versatile IN all lines, including
the clever singers and dancers. the
Wheeler sisters; Harvey Maxwell, the
sweet tenor; Gracey and his musical
novelties; the Great Byrne; Laura
Diehl, soprano; Mile. Naomi, toe and
fancy dancer; "Dutch" Benning, COM
edian. o clever singing and dancing
chorus and other big novelties.
Much Material.
! The rspecia1ties, vaudeville acts.
musical and dancing numbers are all
woven into musical comedy with
big laughs provoked by witty come
dams. presenting in one hours time
more material and real novelties than
has ever been seen In q two hour
vaudeville show.
Everything a presented in Q clean.
refined manner, and gives excellent
opportunity for the display OF beau.
tiful costumes. electrical effects, stage
settinEsS etc. ,sllA 1ptli -tl3 gR,nsa
The plays will be changed every
day. with daily matinees and two
shows each evening.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02

.., ELORENCE REED.
II any doubt exists in the minds Of
the critical as to Florence Reeds
right to be entitled one Of the two
or three most attractive women on
the screen today, Pathe's 1.-THE wom-
ans Law" will remove 1t. Miss Reed
displays in this Gold Rooster play a
sense of values, a depth Of emo
tional resource and a versatility that
Is as rare as 1t is fascinating. Her
part is an exacting one. She must
play the unhappy wife whose husband
Is Of tickle temperament and whose
ways are such as to cause her con-
slant worry and sorrow. Only at
the end. where, with her husband
dead, victim Of his own folly. she
Is enabled to come into her rightful
heritage Of happiness, does Miss Reed
have an opportunity to free herself
from the necessity OF calling upon
her emotional resources to an extent
that must constitute q severe tax up
on her strength.
1.-THE Woman's Law" Is the first
Gold Rooster play made by the Ar
row Company. Lawrence McGill, the
director, has staged and produced
1t most ably, and It ia considered one
OF the best features that Pathe has
released.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
CHARMING ACTRESS
Who Created Role Of Kitty
o Cobb Now Appears in
Mutual Films.

"The Net the Ave part Mutual mas
terpicture, de luxe edition. Introduces
the charming actress, Marion Swayne,
to Mutual releases. Miss Swayne has
"a large and enthusiastic following OF
motion picture fans who have watched
her delightful work through a num-
Der Of years.
Miss Swayne created the role Of
Montgomery Flagg's famous kitty
Cobb" in pictures. and last season
played with the Gaumont company on
the United program. She is petite,
with wide brown eyes, curly hair and
a charming manner which quite cap
tivates her audiences. The Thanhous-
er company has added valuable
member to their star in Marion
SWayne, :
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
MORE FINE FILMS
BOOKED AT GRAND
Week to Start with John
Barrymore in NEARLY

The program at the Robinson Grand
for the coming week shows that there
is no let up to the high standard Of
photoplays which have appeared at
this place the last year.
Monday, comedy Of romance and
adventure. Nearly a King starring
John Barrymore, will be the attraction.
Z 1t Is claimed that this is one Of the
most novel screen comedies ever con-
ceived. 1t combines screamingty funny
situations, moments Of the tenderest
romance and scenes OF gripping, thrill
ing suspense.
The added attraction Monday will be
the ninth chapter Of "The Strange
Case Of Mary Page" and the Para
mount Photographs.
20 Gay Life Pictured. .s
Nine. Petrova, who has been seen
here in What Will People Say?' s.My
Madonna and 1.-THE Heart of Q Paint
ed Woman" will again be seen on the
screen In 1.-The Soul Market" SEN
sational five part Metro wonderfully,
produced by the Popular Plays and
Players Company. In the role Of
Elaine ELTON, musical comedy prima
donna, Nine. Petrova is seen as a sue
cessful star, who becomes weary Of
the gay life around her, and she views
present conditions as fast approaching
those that obtained. in ancient Babylon
when slave girls were sold in the open
market. The situations which follow
her awakening are intensely interest
ing and novel.
Nine. Petrova has an exceptionally
strong supporting cast including
Arthur Hoops, Wilmuth Nferkyl, Gypsy
OBrien, Evelyn Brent, AL Thomas,
Fritz de Lint. Fraunie Fraunholz,
Charles Brandt, Bert Tuey, Grace
Florence, Cora Milholland and Charles
Mack.
The added attraction Tuesday will
be the latest Pathe News.
Mountain Story. h
Wednesdays feature will be one Of
the biggest treats the Paramount ever
sent out, Charlotte Walker. supported
by Theodore Roberts and Thomas
Meighan in John Fox's celebrated
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
Lett Conulentto
Become Actress

Even rs the duckling yearns for
water, 80 did Mabel Trunnells thirst
for the stage even before she knew the
real meaning OF the word. In her
backyard in Chicago, before an adj
miring audience Of many dolls did she
stage" some doll-thrilling 'mellers''
that set the fence on fire more than
once. Then to the spin show" was the
next step. till parents. ut first amused
men concerned lest she should really
30 on the stage, sent her to be edn-
Gated in q convent. OF course, there
II had to BIO midnight scenes, but these
palled and she broke bounds and In
real stage style. escaped from the con-.
vent and got a small part in o Chicago
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02


in what is unquestionably one 81
most powerful photoplays ever
leased, entitled 1.-THE Birth ofsa N
The final scenes are ;replete with
terest, leading through climax
climax, dramatically! showing q 81
OF powerful incidents. S&s ~
The added attraction Thursday
be the Charlie Chaplin Cartoons,
- Stars Miss Hornor. A
Friday another Of tl1ose n Styl|
liam Fox productions - Nd
Heart starring Violet Hornor,
be presented. tits q Aim filled
big. pictorial. cliuaxess, In quick
cessioni big gripping scenes SUD
each other until persons In theI
rdience almost feel that they can
the players speaking. II is g stol
two scarlet sinners haunted to al
frible end by avenging consciences|
the mental fears which took posses
and grew and grew until life bed
utterly into1erable. ~
+ The added attraction Friday vii
the latest Pathe News.
Saturday, Mary Pickford will ap|
in the picture that made her fan
aTess Of the Storm Country. 7"
story is to familiar with picture ID
to give a detailed version OF Il 81
can safely be said that no more
teresting drama was ever written
screen purposes than Tess and
Pickford has never appeared IN q i
interesting story.
The added attraction Saturday
be the justly celebrated Param
Bray cartoons.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
L|LLILN GISH.

Continued from page 8, second sec.)
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fact that Lillian Gish is star is either
out OF his mind or not capable to speak
on the question"
The added attraction Monday and
Tuesday will be Triangle-Keystone
comedy called 1.-THE Judge" The cast
includes Charles Murray. Phyllis Allen
and Louise Frazenda. The ability Of
the Sennett forces to make spectators
roar with laughter is we'll illustrated
in this subject. All details are attend
ed to in o capable manner.
Great Fire Scenes.
Risks taken by players in the pro-
duction OF. "Hell's Hinges" the Tri-
angle Kay Bee feature in which VIII
liam 8. Hart will be seen on Wednes-
day and Thursday are said to be even
greater than in any play offered to the
public by. Thomas II, Ince. In all
more than 500 persons appeared in the
play during the making of the scenes.
In the narrow streets Of western
village. q town which was patterned
after the notorious Virginia City, New,
Of the early seventies, the men and
women, some mounted. some on foot,
fought and struggled during battle
that ragged while the town was burned.
Many genuine rescues were made dur
ing the fire, which destroyed thirty
five houses and stores in the town
during the two hours It ragged. The
order to make a general escape came
at moment when some Of the actors
were no longer acting their fear, but
were really becoming frightened.
The comedy end Of this program will
be furnished by William Collier and
Mae Bush in wife and Auto Trouble"
an exciting Keystone film which rep
resents the last word In comedy.
Illa Big Program Friday.
). The plays for Friday include Saved
from the Harem." The United States
navy has been cast for an important
part In the working out Of the plot
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
NEGLECTED ART
Is to Be Pictured As Lessons In Par.
amount Photographs.

Housewives to whom carving is a
hugbear and husbands who have never
been able to remove the leg of fowl
with neatness and dispatch or divide
a drumstick and second joint with an
easy mind will be taught to become
artistic carvers ina few moments by
the Lessons in Carving" shown in
the Paramount Photographs released
by the Paramount Pictures Corpora
ton. They have only to see, then go
home and try their luck. Slicing a
ham or a roast will have become a
comparatively simple matter. s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
MYSTERY
Parts Are to BE Essayed for Uniyer.
sal by Sidney Bracy.

Sidney Bracy, who distinguished
himself as the mysterious butler II
1.-THE Million Dollar Mystery" has
Joined the Universal. He Is COINS
to do his famous line Of mystery parts
at Universal Heights and undoubted.
Iy his accession to the Universal will
bring thousands Of new fans to thea
tiers showing the Universal program.
He will be seen In the role Of Luigi
a typical Bracy part in "Nusive Isa-
.hel,' the first Of the new Florence
Lawrence features.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02

story, '"The Trail Of the lonesome
Pine" dramatized and picturized by
Eugene Walter. This story OF the
Cumberland mountains as a stage en-
tertainment met with one Of the great
est successes ever known. The pic
Irritation ,surpasses the massive pro-
duction that was used on the stage
and picture lovers are indeed fortun-
ate to have the opportunity Of seeing
Miss Walker in the part Of June Toll
liver. s'f r.
will be the Paramount Travelogue. 4
Thursday, the Celebrated Players
Film Company will offer Henry B,
Whlthall, the star of 1.-THE Birth Of a
Nation" and co-star with Edna Mayo
in 1.-THE Strange Case Of Mary Page
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02

ERAncis T. svsnstAn AMP BEVERLY SCENE ERor,
THE WALL BETWEEN n RcTURE
1.-THE Wall forthcoming wonderplay
combination who have appeased motion
found the strongest vehicle Of
thrilling and gripping story Of life dealing with
service the
John Davidson thu
photoplay. .1 ft-
There picture Including
realistic battle which
hundred Of these
Of
the photographed in and
Savannah Georgia. The Wall
appreciation by the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
DEBUT
Of Miss Kirtley is Made As a Horsley
Screen Star.

Virginia Kirtley. the charming and
versatile motion picture star. makes
her debut in the Horsley Mutual mas
terpicture, de luxe edition. "a Law
unto Himself"
The charming actress was born in
Bowling Green, Mo. In 1910 she made
her debut on the stage with Florence
Stone at the Los Angeles. In 1912
she entered with pictures. In "a Law
unto Himself she appears as the
daughter Of an Inscriptions poll.
tician. ic g-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
WARD BOSS
Is to Be Enacted for Film BIZ.
Of the Stage.

/ For the first time since he sd
such tremendous success IN
port Of Billie Burke in Peggy
liam H. Thompson, the dean Cd
American stage, will be seen In 81
langle-Kay Bee feature soon, whe|
is presented by Thomas II. Incl
co-star with Anna E6hr in "Ciyi
TONS Child.'' The. veteran char,
actor, in this production, plays
role Of a degraded ward boss, M
responsible Tor the wrecking
young Russian girls life. and
work is expected To- merit the \
est pfaiSelPiS ~ - ...trl. lael ~ 4
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02

Marie Empress wishes to deny tho
reports circulated that she has left
the United States for South Africa,
Australia or any foreign place. When
she said good bye to moo Yak" re-
Gently, 1t was for Long Beach, Calf,
where she is filing an engagement
at the. Balboa studio. Miss Empress
Is doing the heavy" in a continued
screen story featuring Jackie Saun-
ders, which will BIO released by
Patio. ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
ARMY LIFE FILM.

Soldier Sons" three act IIubin
drama by Wilbert Melville, deals with
army life in this country and the Phil
ippines. 1t is a powerful story in
which a man is nearly murdered by
his own son. Intrigue, politics and
love interests serve and form a thrill
ing feature. Melvin Mayo, L G. Shum-
way. Adelaide Bronu and others ap-
pear with signal success.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02

Violet Mersereau is al work d
an intensely dramatic picture a
1.-THE Experiment" !. This Il all
reel drama, and is said to taxi
large resources Of the little univ9
star to the utmost.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-02
lioINpERRIIsA .sroRY.

"A Cinderella story, seThe Crib
Hand" is keeping Universal Dira
Bob Leonard busy. This five reel
edy drama features Ella Hal;
leonard himself, "a l
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27
THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY
 AT DREAM TONIGHT

Synopsis of Chapter 12.-"To the Highest Bidder" Arthur, known as John Powell" in the west, has struck it rich in the oil fields. He wires money east, secretly, to pay expense of an operation for Hagar. Ester, in the east, is surrounded by schemers, who prevent her from go- ing west to join Arthur. Hagar be- gins to mend. Stanley Hall is auc- toned off. Detective Blake, acting for an unknown man, buys it, foiling Blair and his deceitful mother. Luke Lowell finds the diamond on the neck of papoose. He buys it for "firewater". Arthur's oil we'll proves to be a gusher. He becomes immensely rich. Meanwhile Luke Lowell and his companion fight in a rowboat. The boat overturns and the Diamond from the Sky is lost in he cold waters of Santa Barbara
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER.

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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27
THOUSAND DOL LARS REWARD
 OFFERED FOR CONVICTION

SALT LAKE, Dec. 26.-One thou sand dollars reward is offered by the State government. for informa- tion looking towards the arrest and conviction of the person CT persons who placed an internal machine in the vicinity of the residence of Gov ernor Spry on Christmas Day.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers will please note that all changes in standing Advertise ment must be received in this office before 6 p. m. for the following mornings issue.. No exception will be made to this rule.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27
A CORRECTION.

In extending thanks to those who contributed towards the Miners Unlon Smoker the committee inad- vertently omitted the name of Leo Seidenverg who donated a box of cigars which was greatly appreci- ated.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27

The police have arrested four Ese- Illus brothers charging them with complicity in the act The police admit no clue, but point out that the executed I. w. w. man Joe Hill strom roomed with the Eselius brothers before he was taken into custody.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27
ARE YOU SEEKING A PATENT1

If so 1t will pay you 10 investigate rates of the Industrial Worker on publication of application therefor. Bring your forfeiture notices to the Industrial Worker
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27
BIRTH.

An eleven pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carlson yester- day evening. Mother and child are doing nicely. Dr. Heimlich was in attendance.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27
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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27

Bay. An added attraction to the big picture, is a Special Issue Strand War News. A class show.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-12-27

GET THE NEWS RIGHT. REAR THE WORKER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-01
PARAMOUNT T0PlAY
CHURCH HILL QU|NI
erw Court Expected 70 BE Best
OF the Season.

Tomorrow night the fans will be
rendered an opportunity to see two Of
Rtchmond's best basketball aggrega-
tons get together. At $3.50 o'clock
the Church Hill and Paramount Ath-
leuc Clubs win get to gether on the
Howttzer court and the contest is
expected to be the best exhibition of
basketball witnessed In Richmond this
season.
Both teams are In the pink of con-
dition. anxious to get into the fray,
and both equally as confident Of
emerging victorious from the set-to.
Each of the teams has lost one
game in the Federation League this
season Fairmoant lost one contest
to the Church Hill boys. while the
Green and White outfit was once
forced to bow to the Richmond How
itxers. However, Paramount still has
two postponed games with the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues and
should the Northeast End quint win
It win have TO settle with the infan-
trymen before laying claim to the
gonfaion- On the other hand, should
Church Hill win out in this contest
the East End boys will have the Fed
Grafton League pennant, and will
have to hght 1t out with the winners
in the other leagues for the city bas-
ketbarl championship.
This ts going to be 4 hotly-contest-
ed affair and 9 game we'll worth wit
Messing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-01
FRANK BAKER TOO
HIGH FOR YANKS
Captain Houston Willing to Suuander
Reasonable SUM for Home
Run King.

New York, Jan. 31.-From the at
titude assumed by Captain T. l. Hus-
ton. part owner of the Yankees, J..
Franklin Baker, the dispenser of
home runs, may not be valuable
acquisition to Bill Donovan's war
riors during the 1916 American
League scral@ In an interview Can
rain Huston stated that he and Col
onel Rupert were quite willing to
squander q reasonable amount of cash
say S25,000-for the services of the
famous third saeker, but as far as
paying $4,000 for him is concerned
that is something else again.
AS the matter now stands, the New
York club and Connie Mack and Ben
Shibe. president Of the Athletic, have
reached an agreement for the release
of Baker TO the Yankees The agree
ment stipulates that Messrs. Huston
and RUPERT are to deposit with Con-
ME Mack $4,000 Immediately after
the Home Run King" affixes his
signature TO a New York contract.
So far so good.
But at the meeting in Wilmington,
Del. a month or SO ago, Baker i'm
pressed upon tho minds OF Captain
Huston and Bill Donovan that he
would not think of signing with any
club either in the American or Ma
tional League unless he received half
of tho purchase price paid for him.
And recently Connie Mack informed
Captain Huston that this was out of
the question. Furthermore, said
Connie, II Baker received half Of the
purchase money. 1t would have to
come out OF the pockets of the owners
OF the New York Club. So there you
are.
Figuring this up, It would cost Col
enel Rupert and Captain Huston
about sS7.500 before they even OBJ
tanned Bakers signature to a New
York contract. l. is hardly likely that
the Home Run King would sign
unless he received $4,000 season
Therefore. the New York club would
be out OF pocket s47,5 for having
Baker on their team next season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-01
HAS CHANCE OF RECOVERY
Operation May Sayc Life OF Child That
Nurse Tried to Murder

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 31-Little Eliza
beth Mason, the twenty month-ol
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mason,
of Virginia Beach, was operated on
Friday afternoon in the Protestant
Hospital by DIR. r. b. Kennon and DIR.
W. I. Harris for structure. OF the
esophagus. caused by concentrated lye.
alleged to have been administered to
the child on August "a, 1915. by her
coiored nurse. Ida Green, alias Ida
Butts. who has been sentenced to
twelve years in the state Penitentiary
for attempted murder. According to
attending physicians, the prospects
are that.ethe child viii recover eevnt-
ualiy. although her condition is at
present grave.
The evidence brought out at the
trial of the Green woman in the Cor
poration Court January IA. tended to
show that the nurse had deliberately
given the child concentrated lye 10
avenge herself of a grievance she held
against Mrs. Mason. the little girls
mother
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-01

VIII Oppose Prohibition I'm California,
CamRaIKm Separate.

VIII Oppose Prohibition I'm Calffornia,
Campaign Separate.
Sacramento. Cal, Jan. SIN an eff
fort to defeat the prohibition measures
at tho coming election. the California
Wine Association has thrown its In
duence Snto the fight. The fight being
waged by the wine association and the
grape growers Is independent OF all
other campaigns. according to Edgar
Sheehan. secretary of the State viticul-
tural Commission. The fight IL separ-
ate and distinct from any campaign
that Is being made by the saloons or
other interests against the prohibition
measures
Concerning report from San Fran
cisco to the effect that no money will
be spent on any campaign against
the efforts of the prohibitionists to
close the saloons and stop the sale of
wines and liquors in hotels, all funds
being reserved to wage strenuous cam
paign against the proposition calling
for complete prohibition In 1870: Shee-
han said It had no foundation.