The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-24
News and Gossip Of
Screen and Stage

Mortmatn," a FIVE act Vitagraph
production by Arthur c. Train, a we'll
known author, will be the feature offer
ing Monday at the BIjou theater. Rob
ert Ede5on and picked company of
stars will be seen in it. Rosemary
Theby and Harry Myers will take care
OF the comedy end Of the bill in THAT
1lred Business Man." in one part. The
B!1ou announces an addition to its
schedule Of film releases, namely, the
output Of the newly organized Kleine,
Edison, selig and Essanay companies
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Founded on an old fairy tale OF
two children who climbed from their
little cottage to the house on the hill
only to discover that the golden win
dows were made OF nothing but the
sun shining on broken window panes,
and looking back they could see the
same golden effect nthe panes of
the windows in their own little home,
L. v. Jefferson and Charles Sarver
have constructed spendid photo
drama, THE House OF the Golden
Windows" Paramount picture,
which will be seen at the Grand
Monday with Cleo Ridgley and Wal
lace Reid, the Laslsy Stars. in the
leading roles. The story is modern
version of this old fairy tale and the
scenes arc laid in the green fields Of
California and show in striking man
ner how true happiness is really at
ones own Preside. The cast sup
porting the two artists includes
James Neill, Mabel Van Buren,, Hor-
ace 3. Carpenter, Little Billy Jacobs
and Margery Daw.
Tho added attractions will be the
third episode of 1.-THE Grip of Evil"
and the Paramount Photographs.
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Avery Hopwood's latest farce sensa-
ton, Fair and Warmer" which made
such a tremendous hit at the Eltinge
theater, New York, that 1t ran for a
year thore before its "s. R. o." sign
went back to the cellar, will be pre-
scented at the Robinson Grand theater
the afternoon and night Of October S.
1t will be presented with an excellent
cast Of farceurs, so that local theater-
goers may see 1t under circumstances
as advantageous as those which gave
it Its tremendous vogue in New York.
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A Brady-made film production, 1.-THE
Velvet Paw" featuring House Peters
and Gail Kane, will be the chief offer
ing tomorrow at the Orpheum theater.
It is O story Of sociology and politics,
dealing with the child labor problem
and a woman lobbyists part in the
enactment Of laws governing it. It is
q coincidence that while this film pro
duction was IN the making, Congress
considered and passed child labor
law. Wherever shown. 1.-THE Velvet
Paw" has drawn great audiences and
has pleased everybody. "The Trail OF
Chance" thrilling Universal drama
in two parts, will also be shown on this
program.
Ralph Richards, the wizard, will
be at the Palace theater all this
week, presenting startling illusions,
gegerdemain and other mysteries.
He Is reported to be the Legitimate
successor to the Great Lafayette, who
was a great favorite among Clarks-
burg theater goers In his day. Mr..
Richards is supported by Miss Crys-
tai Williams, charming young wom-
an who enacts some amazing diBap-
pearances. A whole car load OF
special scenery and apparatus is car !
rled. New programs will be given
Wednesday and Friday.
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The Grace Musical Comedy Com
pany presenting the Colonial Girls"
viii be at the odeon theater all this
week. Three different bills will be
offered. Several musical specialties
will be introduced and patrons will
be treated to an unusually fine assort-
ment Of new costumes.