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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

othy Gish and Owen Moore, respec-
lively. It is entirely of the beaten
path of hackneyed theme and excel
lent effects are gained. not alone
through the Glass A acting OF Miss
Gish and Mr.. Moore. but also through
the very human quality of tho theme.
The earlier background is the rural
Me Of the Pennsylvania Dutch. Their
quaint WAYS. particularly their brill
liant stupidity. are utilized for pur-
poses of subtle comedy, with vein
OF pathos Just beneath. The support
ing cast is fully competent. and In
cludes Fred J.. Butler. Robert Law
Ter. Alberta Lee. Mayne Radford,
George Pierce, Fred A. Turner. Kate
Toncray. Margaret Maish, James
Vshea and William II. Brown. Di-
rector Paul Powell and Author F. M.
Pierson deserve credit for their su-
perior work.
Half Mile Of Fun. G,
Then there Is half mile OF Key
stone comedy, "a Bathhouse Blum
der" with Charles Murray and spe-
cial cast Of seashore beauties. Most
OF the action is conferred in q swim
ming school peopled with diving girls
in one peace bathing suits, and ends
in the deep blue seas. The plot calls
for some high diving from the end OF
a pier and chase by the Keystone
police. The action is swift through
out, and Is punctuated with laughs
every foot Of the way.
Wednesday and Thursday, Triangle
Kay Bee will present the adorable
Jane Grey in Waits" Do you think
q bad woman can influence weak
man to become a good, decent clti-
zen? That's the great question set
forth in this stirring Triangle play.
That's the question to Wilhelm this
instance-there is answered, Eyes"
Its a great big vital story. William
Desmond. the Scotch "meenister," who
won Billie Burke in "Peggy." heads
the supporting company Of 1nce play
ers. Important roles are in the hands
of Carol tHalloway. Fanny Midgley,
Robert Kortman, J. Frank Burke,
Louis Durham. Truly shattuck and
Harry Keenan,.
Capers by Fatty.
OF coursesthere Is Keystone COM
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Of over 1000 performances on the
stage-a mark uneQuallcd In Amer
lean theatrical history. Tho motion
picture production Is announced only
after the expenditure Of over yenr
in preparation and many months and
thousands Of dollars in the actual
work Of staging the attraction.
The eighth episode OF "The Iron
Claw" with Pearl White featured and
Hearst-vitagraph News No. 26 includ-
ing the latest spring styles will COM
plete this program.
Big Four Feature.
Saturday. the popular vitagraph
star. Edith Storey, will give her Gus
tomary careful Interpretation Of an
unusually strong part In 1.-THE Two
Edged Sword" a v. L. 8. ID produc-
ton In i've parts. Miss Storey pos
sesses the happy tract Of being able
TO portray many parts and characters
Of widely different age and attain
ments with but slight change In her
facial makeup. Her role. In 1.-THE
Two Edged Sword" offers. exceptional
opportunity for the display Of her pc
culiar talents. Miss Josephine Earle
scores another triumph In her usual
line. She gets away big in q vampire
role and takes second honors. George
D. Baker, the director, worked from
the script written by L. g. Russell.
The settings are excellent and the
lighting good.
Frank Daniels In. 1.-THE Escapades Of
Mr.. Jack" No. 8 will furnish an album
dance Of comedy entertainment and
complete the program.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
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The Athletic Feature Film series
will be released by the Selig Poly
scope Company on the first and third
Mondays of every month beginning
Monday, May 1. The pictures already
taken for the series and viewed by
experts are pronounced by them to
he most wonderful and certain to
cause a sensation among lovers of ath-
letic sports.
In Actual Competition.
In the series the leaders in every
line Of sport will be presented in ac-
tual competition and contracts have al
ready been signed with practically
every one OF prominence in athletics
to appear exclusively in these films.
The boxers will be represented by
men of the caliber Of Jess Willard.
Mike Gibbons. Fred Welsh. Charlie
White. Jack Dillon. Bonnie Leonard.
Kid Williams and other opponents Of
the manly art OF self-defense.
The wrestlers will be represented
by Frank Gotch. Joe stetcher, Zbyszko
DR.. Roller. Charlie Cutler and others.
Leaders Of the billiard cue, the worlds
greatest swimmers, bicycle riders,
skaters and runners. as we'll as all
other sports will be represented.
Releases will be In one-rel form and
will comprise three or more subjects.
Billiard Game.
The first releases, May 1. has Koje
Yamanda, the great Jap billiard play
er, in a match game with Albert Cut
Ter, Of Boston, who also has achieved
ia hl1.
lard player. Besides the match game.
these experts will present number
OF difficult and interesting exhibition
shots.
Mike Gibbons. the acknowledged
peer Of all middleweight boxers, Is
presented In boxing exhibition with
Tom Gibbons. and he also demon
strates his methods OF training for
ring contests which have earned for
him an enviab1e reputation and also
100000 in cash in the last two years.
Roller and Balkus.
The final feature In this reel Is a
wrestling match between DR.. Roller,
one Of the star heavyweights OF the
mat, and Fred Balkus, the Lithuanian
heavyweight. This contest Is to be a
finish and although DR.. Roller sue
ceeds In pinning his man twice to the
mat in less than twenty minutes, the
battle is most exciting one, and the
doctor Is forced to exert all his
strength and science to defeat his OPP
ponent.
The selig Polyscope Company re-
ports an unusual demand for these
films which will. without doubt, be
shown in vaudeville and motion pic
ture theaters of this city in the near
future.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
CHAPLIN SUES
ESSANAY FOR
PADDING FILM
Unique Litigation is Started
over the Buriesque on
Carmen"

NEW York. April 29.-charles
Chaplin. the millionaire movie actor.
has gone to law TO protect his highly
valuable reputation as q comedian. He
has started the first suit ever fled be-
cause picture Is not funny enough.
Chaplin has brought suit against tho
Nssanay Film Manufacturing Company
his former employers, and the Vita
graph Lubin-Selig.lcssanny Inc. for
permanent Injunction against the dis
tribution of the motion picture known
US "Charlie Chaplin's Burlesque on
Carmen" The action Is In the supreme
court Of New York.
Chaplin Is now said to be working
on u na,nry OF $1,000 for the Mutual
Film Corporation. which fact he cites
us evidence Of tho great value Of his
reputation.
Fame Injured.
The actor charges that the picture as
originally made by him was In two
reels OF 1000 feot each and that It Ii
being releaEcd in four padded reels
OF such quality as to seriously injure
his fame.
An "order to show cause" directed
against tho Essanay and the v. L. s.
e. was signed by Mr.. Justice Nathan
Blur In the supreme court Of New
York. NS
Under the terms OF his contract
Chaplin alleges that the Essanay COM
pany agreed that no pictures bearing
his riame should be released without
his approval and final o. K. He says
that ho made q two reel Carmen.
and directly charges that the Essanay
company. after he had completed the
picture and loft the employ Of the
company. employed one Ben Turpin
and other actors to make additional
pictures. with which Carmen" was
padded.
Statement by Spoor.
George X. Spoor. president Of the
Essanay Film Manufacturing Com
pany, has issued the following state
ment:
mo matter what Mr.. Chaplin says,
his contract with Essanay Is in no
way violated. Mr.. Chaplin's o. X. was
not necessary. We have paid Chaplin
for 10000 feet Of negative made TAX
ing Carmen, and our contract gives
us the right To use any or all or part
Of ANYTHING he made for US under that
contract. nv
Carmen In two reels. as put out
by Chaplin. was not acceptable to US,
for the reason that Chaplin left out
moro good stun than he put In. We
added that gocd material and made
new scenes Of the pirate and Turpin
faction In the picture which makes
Carmen as II now stands an under-
standable burlesque instead Of Chap
lin and Puryiance in two reels on
nothing.
"All charl,n comedies, released ~
us previously we're cut and super
vised by one Of our directors, and
Cnrrnen' was Chaplin's first attempt
at cutting. and WINS a had Job Until we
reconstructed II IN four reels. As It
stands now. critics advise US It ID q
fine picture"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
KALEM SIGNS ROTTMAN.

Victor hoffman Is tho latest addition
to the roster OF Kalem comedy players.
Well known in the picture Geld az q
Juvenile. the new Kalemite also boasts
a stage career that includes appear
ances with Florence Reed. Henry
Kolker, Olga Nethe-sole. and other
prominent stars. He will appear in
the popular Ethel Teare comedies CIV
ing that organization strong quartet
in Ethel Teare, Jack MacDermott,. Gus
Leonard and Victor Rottman.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
FINE FILMS BOOKED
AT TRIANGLE HOUSE

cdy to balance tho program. This
one is called Ills Wife's Mistake"
Roscoe Arbuclsle cuts o lot Of anus
Ing capers In this. subjecting his ply
siuue to various kinds Of damage. and
not forgetting to intlict damage on
others Us we'll. 1t is typical Sem
net combination OF laughs md thrills
Tho cast includes al ST, John. William
Jefferson, Nlinta Durtoe and Betty
Grey.
A personally picked program will
be shown Friday Tho principal at
traction will be 1.-The Black Crook"
a magnifcontly spectacular motion
picture production OF tho famous
stage extravaganza. It boasts q record
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
News and Gossip Of Screen and Stage
ARTISTIC FEATURES
COMING TO ORPHEUM

versatile artists In picture work.
A comedy that is scream will
also be shown in connection with the
feature Offering.
From Fyfe Novel.
Friday. Samuel Fyfe's novel Of the
lives of two brothers. who BY forces
of circumstances follow different paths
will make a wonder photodramatic
offering. Carlyle Blackwell. support
ed by large cast. including George
Anderson. Jean s!ielby and beauti-
full Lillian Allen. is the star Of the
piece and is given splendid oppor-
tunity for very forceful acting. which
he accompanies to the delight Of all
who see the splendid production. The
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Richard Mansfield Stage Sue
cess to Be Shown in Pic
lures Monday.

Many highly dramatic and very ar
tistic features go to make up the I'M
usual program which will be offered
at the orpheum theater this week.
Each production will be picked out
Of many offerings and all ill.surely
appeal to local fans of the screen.
Monday, THE Social Highwayman,"
which scored one OF the late Richard
Mansfield's most brilliant successes,
will be presented in five acts. The
story is wonderfully realistic showing
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
NOVEL IDEA
In Cartoon Films is Being
Worked Out by Es-
Sanay.

Essanay will shortly introduce an In
novation in film cartoons. In Wallace
A. .Carlson's Canimated Nooz Pictorial,
a burlesque of current topics now
being released in split reels, photo
graphic or "half tone" heads will be
placed on pen and ink bodies.
This plan has been thoroughly tested
and with excellent results. Cartoon
list Carlson recently supplied Richard
G. Travers with a film of this kind
which was used to introduce this Es-
sanay leading man when he recently
appeared in vaudeville.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

costumes are very elaborate and the
settings and staging are gorgeous.
Saturday. the popular co-stars. Har-
old Lockwood and Mae Allison. will
be seen in a Mutual masterpicture,
1.-THE House Of Scandals" a drama Of
society intrigue in five excellently pro-
duced and very thrilling acts. A great
cast supports the leading stars.
Music plots equally interesting as
the photoplays are rendered to suit
each scene Of the picture. ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
SALARY STORIES
ARE DOING HARM.

Stories being widely pub
lished concerning the enor-
nous salaries being paid mo-
ton picture performers work
detriment to the industry and
give the public an entirely
false and exaggerated concep-
'tion Of the motion picture bus
mess, in the opinion OF William
N. Selig, president Of the Selig
Polyscope Company.
Through misleading tales the
public has seemingly gained the
conception that the motion pic
ture business is one in which
fortunes are made overnight
and many have been lead to
invest money in promotion
schemes which lead only to dis
appointment.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Week to Open with Little
Mena's Romance" Fine
Arts Production.

An analysis Of tho picture plays to
be shown this week at tho Bijou thea
ter will furnish the reader sufficient
proof that the various programs rep
resent tho utmost in theme, produce
ton and cast.
Tho headliner for Monday and
Tuesday will be Little Meena's Ro-
NANCE a Triangle Fine Arts film.
This Is a pretty story built around an
innocent little Pennsylvania Dutch
girl and u county; that Is TO say. Dor
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
EssANAY FEATURE.

Essanay's next feature play to be
released will be 1.-THE Little Shepherd
Of Bargain Row" In five acts. taken
from the novel and stage play OF How
ard McKent Barnes. Sallie Fisher,
the famous star Of musical comedy,
plays the leading role, a part which
fits her exactly. Richard Q. Travers
and John Junior take the other leading
parts
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

The photograph shown here is taken
from the five-part Mutual Hiasterpic-
ture entitled Lying Lips" The seem.
ario is by j. La Mothe. we'll known
author, and Franklin Richie. Winni-
fred Greenwood, Eugene Forde, Of
Diamond from the Sky fame, and
Roy Stewart have the important roles.
This subject is classic, as enacted
by this strong cast, dealing as II; does
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
MORE THAN ONE
Cameras Are Used by Essanay and
Best Scenes Are Selected.

To insure the best photography pos
sible Essanay has more than one cam.
era working on all feature photoplays.
The best negative Of the scene is Sc
lected. 1t is only on the smaller
scenes that one camera alone is used.
On the larger two machines are
trained on tie set and for the mas
siye spectacles now possible in Es-
sanay's great studio three cameras in
yariably are used.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
As Co.sTARs.

Bessie Bsrrjscsle and william Des-l
mond soon Willie seen together again
when they are presented m co-stars
nv Thomas H. 1nce IN a Triangle Kay
Pee feature entitled 'sNot NY sister,
This Is an intensely dramatic story
written by James MONTGOMERY. the.
in collaboration with a.
Gardner Sullivan. the noted Ince
photoplay author.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
La BADIR FEATURES.

Two of the eight new feature pro-
ductions starring. Florence Ia Badte.
to be. released by Mutual Film Cor
poration under tho title Of "Thanhous-
er Classics, = have been completed. Re-
lease dates will be announced in the |
near future. 1.-THE Fugitive. a fivet
part drama, will be the first OF these. |
It VIII be folowied BY Woman, Saint
and Devil, also in I'VE acts.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

with the theme Of true woman's un-
selfish love for her Manufacturing
clear lines of comparison between two
opposite types Of women. The parts
are exceptionally well cast and acted.
and the story forms a splendid vehicle
for Nj. Ritchie,s bow to the. public
under the Flying A. banner.
Lying Lips" istc be released Mayf4.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Three Cool Ones
For Ne ] Craig

Friends Of Nell Craig will see her in
three new Essanay releases. each CIV
ing her ideal opportunities TO exercise
her talents. Her Naked SOUL" in
three acts, gives her dramatic role
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

The athletic feature here
announced by the Selig Poly
scope Company is something
sporting fans have long wanted.
II ought to be an instantaneous
hit and immensely popular.
The Telegram makes the pre-
diction that before long fans
will be watching regular base
ball games from moving pic
ture theater seats. Millions
who can't go to league games
would like to do that right now.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
TO FILM 1T.

Following the production Of the
selig drama. THE Crisis" William
N. selig is planning to flm 1.-THE Car
den of Allah" in an elaborate and
spectacular manner.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

which she handles with customary
ability. Once a Thief" is another
three-reeler in which she takes, the
feminine lead. She is now. working in
a new two-reel play, 1.-THE Consumma-
ton"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
SPORT FILM
WILL Be PUT
) OUT BY SEL|G
Athletic Feature Announced for
May ! Looks Like a
Good Thing.
A PREDICTION.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

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/! Sroilden lelten 5utbeil iparo.
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bornberein on, oaB Geutldlanb int
llnre6t lit. 9as beiBt Damn II MP T.
teilidfeitl
2orb gectl, itelt Sen 9iebitabl
amerifanilder Notwithstanding
- inter 9edmantel Ser 3enll1r
entriiitet in Mbrebe. @ein SPORT lit
getll9 = er W ia TEN Uer
Staatsmann.
- S.taIiener tpeiscrn lid, auf
italienii6e Eallagieridiffe gu seben,
Die beipaffnct linb. lleberlallen q M e.
rita bas 8ersniisenl
- Ser ariessratb ser Mlliirten
mill Sapan nnb 8ortllgal our gteuung
BON 5iilfstruppen belpegen. Sic eisez
ne sdlpdde fanM nidt LANCER perbeims
lidt tperbenl
ghtr am suten 8ilen lie9t's, Sic
8e5iebungen 81 9eutldlnnb dufredt
gu erbalten. Nllf beutidcr geite 1T er
porba1Oenl Sci u~nlerer @unbesres
9ierung leiber nt6t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

Sic Chicago uGribrnc" ipridt,
.ols pdrc amerifa ldon i'm &riese nit
9eltldlatb. Glaubt nidt all1 bie
Tribune, babamertta ~brinsenbe lno
ndberlieserrbe 4tpelcsenbciten 81 err
lebi9en babe?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

10 Sic aliirtcn g%ranbitiftcr iino 10
bcl9eiSen gelpproen, baB lie iib id)on
beg fleinifen strobfeuers %freuen. aa
Dem lie ii6 Elm bibden ipdrtnen TOM
men.