The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31

The Only Girl, IA musical come
dy, lstase production book by Hen
ly Blossom and music by Victor Her
bert. will be the attraction at the Rob
inson Grand January 8. This charm
ng musical play was brought TO the
attention of Manager Joe Weber a
YEAR, 70 last summer and he imme
diately secured the rights to it be-
licrinE that It's very dissimilarity to
the 4usSa run OH comic opera librettos
would IN its success. He was GER
tainly correct II his surmise since
The Only Girl" was presented in
New York, early last fall and was
enthusiastically received. This year
IL is being offered as II was on Broad
way. Manager Weber promises a pros
ductton superior. in every way and
has engaged a company Of New y ork
favorites to5portray the exacting roles
% Tile Only Gir1.' The Only
VI Girl was produced under the stage
supervision4of Fred 9 . Latham. There
will be a chorus OF pretty girls and
an augmented orchestra.
The feature offering tomorrow at
the Orpheum will be 1.-The Rise Of
Susan" featuring Clara Kimball
NIoung.& Clavering Goruon has never
forgotten Susan. AS the years roll
Y On and Ninon, now his wife. shows
no signs Of relinQuishipg her deadly
drug habit, he cannot help thinking
bitterly of the happiness which has
been denied him. Then he receives
word at his Office that his wife has
collapsed in the street. and is in a
public hospital. He hurries to the
place and there, nursing and caring
for his wife, he comes face to face
with Susan Clara Kimball Young
has never had a story in which her.
great talents and personality We're.
shown off to better advantage than in
this latest picture. Another chapter
of The yellow Menace" will also be
shown.
Overlooking with good comedy.
K pretty musical numb eTs sung by at
tractfve actresses and talented men
with most creditabIe@ chorus of live
IN beauties. Jack Van and his girls
will open a weeks engagement at the
Palace tomorrow afternoon. This is
IN exceptionally good show headed by
the well known comedian, Jack Van
and featuring Miss Isabel Van, the
doll soubrette. The opening bill for
Monday will be The Silent Partner, e
tabloid musical comedy with vaude-
VILE spectalties and pretty musical
mum bers. There will be two matinees
\ tomorrow afternoon owing to the
New Year holiday.
Picture service will be resumed to
morrow at the Robinson Grand with
two notable stars, Francis x. Bushmanl
and Beverly Bayne in Gin the DipIo-
matte Service This is big feature
and was produced for the Metro pro-
gram under the personal direction Of
CMr. Bushman, who also made the
screen adaptation Of the story to suit
the peculiar talents OF Miss Bayne and
himself. 1t is colorfuI romance laid
in diplomatic circles. Mr.. Bushmanl
and Miss Bayne were never seen to-
better advantage for this is just the
sort of production in which their
admirers delight The added attrac-
Paramount Photographs and the four
teenth episode OF The Crimson Stain
Mystery This is the episode that
NJ should have been run Saturday.
.I.# Z. Il
The Bijou theater has scheduled a
splendid program for its New Year
Offering. 1t includes When the Tide
Turns a powerful heart interest
drama; another episode of the great
serial. The Lass OF the Lumber
1ands." starring daring Helen
Holmes; Reel LIE, an educational
subject. and Maud Muller Modern
ized, one Of the !liveItest comedies
ever screened. Manager ellis says
this is one of the best programs he
has yet put out,
Success continues to mark the long
engagement at the Odeon theater Of
the popular Lord and Vernon Must
cal Comedy Company and 1t will rel
main there for another week, three
entirely new plays having been ar
ranged for ntatfon. New cos
tunes have been received and some
quaint and novel musical features.
will be introduced. The principal
characters are in able hands while
the work of the girls in the chorus
Is getting better every day.