The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-05

derfully clever cast. is the leading
star in Red Feather master drama,
"Drugged Waters" a five act farce
that is sure to please all who see 1t
at the Orpheum theater today. The
story Is one of real interest and the
plot causes enough laughter and
smiles to make it wonder in the
silent drama.
Tomorrow. beautiful and popular
Florence Reed will be starred in "The
Woman's Law" FIVE act Gold
Rooster drama OF the highest type.
Franz Lehar. composer Of 1.-THE
Merry Widow" is at work on a new
operetta, THE Star Gazer."
Henry Blossom, the librettist, who
in collaboration with that mastery
composer, Victor Herbert, has given
US "The Princess Pat,' three act
comic opera that set a new rage for
such productions in New York this
season, and which will be the attrac-
ton at the Robinson Grand Monday,
afternoon and night. April 10, is I'M
doubtedly one of the foremost lyric
writers now before the public. He
knows how to write verse, to set
music. that is singable and not the
utter rhymed drivel that his confer
ers constantly grind out. 1t may
safely be said that just now he Is the
cleverest author OF lyrics in the bus
mess. He can also write good
book when he is in the right mood,
and that he surely was when he
wrote 1.-THE Princess Pat" Other
operas on which Mr.. Blossom and
Mr.. Herbert collaborated are "Mdlle
Modesto" 1.-THE Red MILL" 1.-THE
Prima Donna" and the musical play.
1.-THE Only Girl" Every one of these
distinct success both artistically
and financially. The sale of seats
starts tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock.
In presenting 1.-The Moral Fabric,
the Triangle-Kay Bee feature, an
experienced actor OF the speaking
stage, is starred. Producer Thomas
Fl. Ince claims to offer a subject of
absorbing interest and a most unus-
ual plot. The theme of the story is
based on the falacy of the free love
theory, and is said to be smashing
blow at the very basic structure Of
the principle that the advocates Of
the propaganda pretend to expound.
The Colonial Musical Comedy Com
pany. which is giving such excellent
satisfaction at the Palace theater
this week. played to three packed
houses yesterday afternoon and
night. This clever company has an
entire change of bill for this after
noon and tonight, presenting new
musical comedy, 1.-THE Two Jolly
Barons."
The leading roles are assumed by
the clever comedians, Billy Berning
and Billy Byrpe. New specialities
are introduced by the Wheeler sisters
the musical Gracey. Maxwell and
Wheeler, Billy Berning and there are
new musical numbers and dances by
the excellent beauty chorus, Of
which this attraction boasts one of
the best.
The feature bill Of the week will
be given Thursday, when the great
impersonator, Billy Byrne. will be
seen in a double male and female
role, introducing some novel songs.
Naomi Wheeler will present Isadore
Duncan's famous barefoot spring
Song dance in this production also.
The Colonial Company is one OF the
best tabloid attractions that has ever
been seen in this city.
o
Mrs. Henry B. Harris is to make
production before the season ends
of play called Playing the Game"
by Sada Cowan and Traffarn Whit
ney.
"For the Honor Of Old Glory" or
1.-THE Stars and Stripes in Mexico" Is
the title OF the splendid four reel fea-
ture that is an added attraction at
the Odeon today. The feature Is put
out by the World Film Corporation
and shows clearly the atrocities COM
mitted by the Mexicans on the I'M
fortunate Americans who happen to
fall into their power. The picture Is
full lof action from beginning to end,
and a love story running throughout
makes 1t still more Interesting. It
will be shown at the Odeon this af-
! ternoon and evening only, in con-
4 nection with the vaudeville show.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
will be shown the seventh chapter Of
1.-THE Girl and the Came" the rail-
road serial novel, featuring Helen
Holmes. The title Of this chapter is
Spikes Awakening" There will
also be complete change of vaude-
vile tomorrow afternoon.
Bonds Of Deception three part
Flying A" drama, directed by
Thomas Ricketts,, starring Winuifred
Greenwood, Edward coxen and Dick