The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-17

Ihomas Meighan viii make his
debut as 4 Lasky star at the Grand
Monday IN the Jesse i. Lasky pros
duction Of the thrilling western story.
The Heir 10 the Hoorah. = Co-star-
red with him Is the brilliant young
Anita King, who recently scored
such success with Theodore Rob
%rts in the Lasky production of An
ton the Terrible" This is Para
Mount picture. n the co-starrinE OF
those two popular young artists. the
l-aSky Company feels that ii has ef-
Iected most happy combination.
1t is believed that they will be per
nanently established as screen favor
ties. They are surrounded by a cast
OF unusual excellence, including
Horace Il. Carpenter. Ernest Joy,
i.dytf Chapman and Little Billy ia
cobs. The added attractions will be
2 George AIDE fable and the Para
mount Photographs.
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The latest release. aptIy called All
Man. is the special World-Brady at
traction for tomorrow at the Orphe-
um theater. Being the most recent
It is naturally the best to date OF
these incompatible stories. as the
policy of this progressive firm has
been. and is, to keep continually im-
proving. The title itself is augEes-
tive of the many big things which oc-
cur in the unfolding Of this excep-
tional story. The name of Robert
Warwick is also very suggestive or
big thing those he has already ac-
complished on the stage and before
the camera. as well as those he is
daily adding TO his unusual page OF
screen history. Edwin stevens Will
also appear with Margaret Gale in an
episode OF The yellow Menace"
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a comedy with music" is what Joe
Weber claims for The Only Girl,
which will be offered at the Robinson
Grand for two performances January
,. The Only Girl is first play with
hook and lyrics by Henry Blossom,
author of The Red Mill" Mile. Mo-
diste" and n half dozen or so of other
HusicaI comedies. to which Victor Her
bert, Americas leading composer, has
added a score universally conceded in /
New York to be the best one that he
has supplied in long time. 1t was
staged by Fred 6. Latham, one of the
best producers in the country, and
when il was presented in New York
City a tine Lyric theater. it made an
instantaneous hit, scoring one Of the 4
longest runs of the year.
The forthcoming production OIL
Thomas III. InCe'S 'sCivilization.' at the |
Robinson Grand December %, 26 and
- is being keenly anticipated by local.
theatergoers. The advance information
rs regards The mas nificance of the pro-
duction is authentic and real. Seldom.
II ever, has a production of this kind
received such unanimous praise.
Theater parties are being organized
by social leaders. so that the event is |
sure TO be a social as we'll as f1nan-
cial success.
The Palace theater will have a
splendid attraction for the coming
week in the musical comedy line |
when Bayels and Palmer's Musical
Comedy Company will open a week.
engagement there Monday The !
show comes to the Palace highly. rec
commended as exceptionally good and /
patrons can look forward to being /
entertained with good comedy and I
cleTer dancing for the week. Thurs
day is to be observed as a special /
Christmas benefit day for the poorI
of the city at the Palace and the nett
proceeds will be turned over to needy I
people of Clarksburg by the manage
ment. The Palace should be packed /
that day. Everyone buying a ticket
can feel that he or she has done
something toward adding ChristmasE
cheer in places most needed.
The usual high class feature Mimi
will be on The Bijou theatcy's program
Monday along with some good short
reel subjects as added attractions.
The popular Lord and Vernon NIu-
steal Comedy Company will continue
its successful engagement at the I
s0deon theater this week and will pre-
sent three new plays for which spe-
eia1 scenery and costumes have been
obtained Since this company has
added six new members it has con-
siderably improved and it has been
pleasing large audiences. Several
new specialties Will be introduced
This week.