The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-22
HIGGINS DRAMA IS
OFFERED "a T BlJOJ7
FRITZ Brunette is Starred ii
Beautiful Mountain Story,
AT Piney RIDGE

at Piney Ridge
selig presents today at the Bijou
ltheater David K Higgins great dra--l
matte success AT Piney Ridge al
breath from the Blue Ridge noun
tains II Is q big, smashing story
IN which climax succeeds climax. and
which abounds In thrills Miss Fritz
| Brunette az CIndy Lane a girl or
the inc. mountains rs aided BY a care
fully selected cast Of Selig support
ing stars. Including Al w. Filson,
Leo Pierson, Edward j. Piel, Frank
Clark, Vivian Reed, William Scott,
James Bradbury and Lillian Hay
ward.
May Allison who stars with Harold
Lockwood, was born on plantation
! IN Georgia. Her first stage appearance
was il The Life Of Noses" a light
opera, for which abe wrote the lyrics
and composed the score.
MORAL You can't lose your
poor was the system ChatfeId Bruce
lpracticed until he met Marjorie
Woods and fell a victim to her beau
lty and charm. Bruce operated in
high society and let 1t he understood
THAT his charities were endowed from
various leEacies lie made sure would
become publicly recorded through
various fictitious deaths. The poor
idoltzcd Bruce and the rich admitted
him gladly to their social functions,
from whence Il diamond necklace. Ii
string of pearls or q few other costly
tribes would disappeaT--the proceeds
to go toward alternating the suffer
tnEs OF the needy. This is the basis
Of Frederic 81 Ishamts narrative,
The Social Buccaneer.'' to be Illus
trated in Bluebfrd photopIays at the
HOrpheum theater today In five acts
with j. Warren skerrigan and Louise
Lovely playing the principal roles.
"a chapter Of Liberty" the great
preparedness serial drama, is also
shown.
Tomorrow Jane Cray Will appear
in The Test" BY AL III. Woods. Fat
ty and Mabel will also be starred in
a keystone comedy in two reels.
New York Hippodrome activities in
clude the return of Chin Chin" the.
favorite baby elephant or the cast
the Introduction OF new song, Hon
eymoon in a Motor-boat," by Dixie
Girard and Joseph Parsons; the or
ganizatiOn Of Anna PavlOWa's infant
class In ballot dancing and the opera
ton Of five box offices for the sale or
seats up to and including the Christ.
mas holiday performances.
That ii spite Of the war the
Partisan modistes are still as active
as ever in designing new creations,
lis not better proved than in the Jesse
II Lasky production OF THE T. ash, n
which Isl showing at the Grand today.
with the beautiful and brilliant
Marie Doro in the stellar role 1T is
q Paramount production. a number
OF the scenes of this gripping society
drama are laid in the Partisan
ateliers, aud in these scenes Miss
Doro wears several gowns that have
not been out of Paris more than two
months. One or the gowns Is a
Lucille, another a Paquin and another
We're brought over especially for Miss
.Doro. The added attractions are tho
Burton Holmes Travelogue and
Beatrice Fairfax.
Tomorrow. Mary Pickford will ap-
pear in Less Than tile Dust" in
seven acts.
Further evidence OF the wide scope
of motion pictures is Demonstrated IN
a screen production now being made
n at the AEetro-Popular Plays and Play
ers studios to develop. the savings in
stinct and TO teach frugality in fami=
lies of moderate means. gI t. will be
released broadcast throughout the.
country before the holidays, The film
is being taken under the direction Of.
Burton IL. King, with Violet Heming
and William Courtlaigh in the lead
ing roles for the Christmas Club.
Someone asked not long ago why
1T was that the Russian Symphony
Orchestra devoted itself entirely to-
Russian music? The answer is very
simple; because the people demand
1T. The fact that the organization
which Mr.. Modest Altschuler con-
.ducts5is called the Russian Symphony.
Orchestra and has been instrumental
dough when you hold the stakes.
novel symphonies as we'll as shorter.
works, 1t Is by no means entirely de-.
voted to Russian music. Prior to-
1.-THE forming of the Russian Symphony
II Orchestra, Mr.. Altschu1e1 was the
4 conductor OF smaller organization
(which was instrumental in bringing
forth works By several American
composers.
Within the last few years, or since
the production Of the opera Boris
Godunoff,'' the Russian music has
attracted great deal Of attention.
The same might be said OF the Rus
sian ballet. but long before either
the opera or ballet was heard OF in
America, the works OF nearly all the
4 modern Russian composers came to
a Americans through the Russian Syn-
phony Orchestra. But so far as the
Russian symphony Orchestra not
playing the works BY French. Ger
N man, English and American com
posers, this is simply matter Of
public demand If the public cares
to hear other music on the program
alI#5it needs do is let the conductor
know iii time and his or her wish
\ will be gratifled.