The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-12
News Qnd Gossip Of
Screen and Stage

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An Ivan film production viii Be /
the feature offering Monday at the
Bljou theater. 1T Is called The
N Faded Flower n and marguerite
Snow. Alma Hanlon. Arthur Donald
son. Edwin NIackay and Rose Cogh-
lin have the leading parts. The story
concerns a millionaire. his stenogra-
pher. whom he marries; his only
:Ssdau Ehter and a young Playwright who
ltalls Ia love with the daughter. The |
millionaire misunderstands where
the Dlaywright's affections lie and ac-
cuses his wife Of being false to him
n and IN love with the playwright AS
a result Of this the wife becomes I'LL
and fades like a rose in the autumn
winds. The situation is finally
cleared before it is too late al fine
comedy will be presented as an extra
attraction
Lew Fields, OF Weber and Fields. will
be seen in The Man Who Stood STILL
five act Brady made production, at
the Orpheum theater tomorrow. Beau
tiful Doris Kenyon, who has been play
ing opposite him for some time. lis CO
starred with Mr.. Fields in this play, |
and her girlish charm adds beauty
and interest to the story. which is !
replete with thrills. Mr. Fields him
self says the production is the best
in which he has ever appeared and all |
critics recommend the acting and
dramatization, claiming it, of the high
est standard The yellow Menace a |
great serial drama OF mystery and ro-i
nance, featuring Edwin Stevens, Mar
garet Gale and an all star cast. will be
the added attraction each Monday, |
starting tomorrow. This story. written
by*Louis Tracy. lis said to he supreme 4
achievement in protodramatic art 1t /
complete in sixteen chapters. Spec
ial musical settings will be rendered on
ne pipe organ during The week.
The feature at the Grand tomorrow
will be Pauline Frederick. the cele-
brated emotional actress, in ashes OF
Embers." 1t is the first production in |
which Miss Frederick has starred since
signing her two year contract with the |
Famous Players. BY the terms Of which
she abandons the stage for at least
another two years IN the supporting
company are such noted actors as
Earle Fox Frank I4nssee. Maggie IIol-E
#loway Fischer. Herbert q. Frank and
Jay Wilson. The added attractions to
morrow will be a George AIDE fable
How Wisestein Did Not Lose Out toll
Buttinsky,h and A Burton Holmes
Trayelogue.
The management Of the Palace
theater has decided TO give its patrons
another diversion for the coming
week, and has secured Crimmins and i
Gore, natural born comedians, back
ed By company OF funmakers in AZ
screaming farce comedy entitled IA 4
Warm Match. X Crimmins and Gore
stand at the topmost rung as expo
nets of clean farce comedy and they
Saye surrounded themselves with /
Twelve artists, every one of whom Isl
comedian Of exceptional ability.
Throughout the comedy there will be /
number of specialties that are sure
to please. DR.. Evans IS celebrated in
door circus is booked for the Palace
theater for the last half OF the com
ing week. Its a splendid attraction,
especially for the children, with
dogs, ponies. monkeys and clowns as
The participa nts.
The Lord and Vernon Musical
Comedy Company, which has been
playing at the Odeon the last three
days viii continue for another half
week there. CTimmins and. Gore, att
the Palace the first halfEo + this week,
will be switched to the Odeone for thej
remainder Of the engagement \
Earle Wtlltahz i /, . appear IL III
film version Of .'Arsene Lupi1l.
The Henry Jewett Players, IN Bos-I
ton, are to revive Sweet Lavender
I. j.
Margaret Anglin Is playing ii Chi
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Pacific coast tour
Il Is going into film work
Oliver arorosco has engaged Emile |
Point for a new play
itixperience,," While ii Philadelphia,
was seen BY nearly $4,000 people.
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Wil1iamS Hodges engagement IL New
York Ia Fixing Sister has been ex-
TENDED zen, te oW WI to the success Of star
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