The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-18
ANOTHER GALAXY OF
STARS is SCHEDULED
No Let Up to the Wonderful
Films That Reach Rob-
inson Grand.

Tore seems to be no let up to the
wonderful films that reach the Robin
son Grand week after week. The
coming week is no exception to the
rule and the stars scheduled include
Pauline Frederick, Francis X. Bush
man, Beverly Bayne. the two Farm
ums. Norma Talmadge and Marguer-
lite Clark.
The weeks program will start
Monday with Pauline Frederick in u
perturbation of THE Moment Be-
FORE" by Israel Zangwill. Those
who have seen Miss Frederick in
"Zaza," The Spider" Audrey" and
her other notable screen
will welcome her, as Madge.
a charming. alluring gypsy girl in Is
rael Zangwill's remarkable drama.
This character gives Miss Frederick
the opportunity OF revealing another
true-to-life impersonation to the mo-
ton picture public. The plot is laid
in England and Australia.
The added attraction Monday will
be the Paramount Photographs.
A Metro Wonderfully.
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne, recognized as the foremost
starring combination in the silent
drama, will be Q on the screen
Tuesday In "a Million a Minute" a
distinctive Metro wonderfully in Ave
parts. The production is brlmful of
interest and presents a story OF in
trigue, romance, adventure and mys-
terry, together with a comedy relief,
which makes for the most satisfac-
tory entertainment. These stars are
supported by n strong cast which in
cludes Robert Cummings. Helen Dun
bar, John Davidson, Charles Prince.
Carl Bracket, Mrs. Walker. Jerome
Wilson, William Bailey and Mary
Moore.
In this production Miss Bayne has
one of the best parts she has had
! since she came to motion pictures
about FIVE years ago. She is seen in
scores of big dramatic situations, and
then there are lighter scenes where
she is given an opportunity to display
her versatile charms to the full. Mr..
Bushman, too, has n strong role. and
is seen to good advantage. He has
many thrilling adventures and scenes
which call forth the fullest range OF
his dramatic powers, and. as always,
he meets the demand upon his art in
n name that pleases.
The added attraction Tuesday will
be another Metro-Drew comedy. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew. The lat
est Pathe News will also be on this
bill.
Realistic Duel.
Wednesday is Paramount day and
David Garrick," the latest Pallas
photoplay released on the Paramount
program will be offered. A strong
and mastery acted scene In 1t is n
duel between Garrlck and ''one who
has spoken lightly Of a woman's
name" It is not a stage duel be-
tween inexperienced and mediocre
swordsmen. but a desperate and very
real fray between daring and determ-
ined men
Now Dustin Farnum is IN expert
fencer and his opponent was an Euro
pean trained %swordsman. who knew
every trick at foils. So at the ap-
pointed signal IN actual combat with
out masks or protection and with
naked swords, each nan striving his
! NaTueSI 10 uNVlCOlup AS bhAAA1O W.
ponent. takes place.
or course, the result Of this duel
has a very important bearing upon
the love story involved.
The added attraction on this pro-
gram will be the Burton Holmes
. Paramount Travels. Burton Holmes
, will take spectators through San
Francisco on this trip.
Brilliant Comedy Drama.
Thursday. Norma Talmadge will
appear in Captivating Mary Car
stairs" n brilliant film comedy drama
bubbling over with sparkling humor
and rich in big dramatic moments. 1t
was adapted from Henry Sidney Har-
I rison's famous novel Of the same
name.
The added attraction Thursday
will be another escapade Of Napol-
con and Sally.
Fridays feature will be a new
William Fox feature called Battle
of Hearts" 1t stars William Farm
I'm and is a romantic drama of the
sea by Frances Marion.
The added attraction on Friday
will be the newest Pathe News.
There will be u return showing as
Saturdays feature Of the dainty lit
tie Dresden doll. Marguerite Clark.
in one Of her greatest successes, 1.-THE
Pretty Sister of Jose"
Saturdays added attraction will be
the Paramount BRAY cartoons.