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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-02-10

Wife with newspaper)-It says here
that indigestion can be cured by laughter.
Hub-But who in thunder feels like
laughing when he's got indigestion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-02-10

Don't use harsh physics. The reaction
weakens the bowels, leads to chronic
constipation. GetDoan's Regulets. They
operate easily. 25c at all stores.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-02-10
Ground Limestone.

Mr.. Farmer, with clover seed higher
than il has been for years, can you afford
TO take chances Of losing your seed on
sour soil2 There is no question OF the
superiority OF ground limestone over burn
ed or hydrated lime, considering the COM
paratiye cost, effectiveness and safety.
This IS proven by the Pennsylvania, Ohio
and other experiment stations. also farm
tests. Ground Limestone can be applied
now on your wheat without injury. We
are booking orders Tor ground limestone
at 81 IS per ton on our farm or will grind
your own limestone on your farm. See
US about terms and dates.
MCDONALD BROTHERS.
Media Farm, Charles Town, w. Va.
Jan. 20, 19l6-4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-02-10

Love thinks OF Paradise by day and
dreams Of Heaven by night.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-02-10

Charity begins with forgetfulness OF in
juries and ends with membranes 10
grant favors.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-02-10
Coughs and Colds
are Dangerous!
One out Of every three people
die Of Lung Diseases-au
started with Cough.
AT First Sign OF Cough take
DR.. Kings New Discovery.

Few of us realize the danger OF
Coughs and Colds. We consider
them common and harmless all
ments. However statistics tell us
epey third person dies OF a lung
ailment.
Dangerous Bronchial and Lung
diseases often follow neglected
cold. AS your body struggles
against cold germs, no better aid
can be had than DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Its merit has been
tested by old and young. In use
over as years. Get bottle to-day.
Avoid the risk of serious Lung
ailments. All druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-02-10

"Can you run typewriter ?" asked the
old fogy.
al used to think could" replied the
crouch, until married one"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-02-10
Are High

This is the time to feed your Hens
DR.. Hess Panacea and Golden's
Star ego.
Either one will make your Hens
lay, if properly and sensibly used
with other feed, and twill certainly
pay you.
We sell both.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

yur corns-jest Ian sum more. Thet
Is, after you've toled him what you
think OF him.
When you kin Ian tibet way then you
kin stop wurrying about Success. Sue
cess Jest likes winner an you've got
them blufrcd ennyway. LHfIlng il ad.
vGrtlslnG prosperity-an II you amt
got prosperity when you start you'll
soon hev It. Folks walk rite by Rud
stores ut their doorstOps EVERY day tn
go down town to the fellers what Rd.
vertise.
Lnff.insurnnce is surc.fire. 1t don't
cost nuthIn and you don't hov to die to
win. 1t pays dividends EVERY day In
tho year FIRST by smoothing out tho
ruts In the road and then by bringing
you wealth enuf to by an ortermobIle
so tibet you don't care whether there
are ruts or not.
Start tomorrow and live the FIlosofy
Of LATTER. The first thing after you
wake up In the morning LUX at yurself
in the mirror. Then keep up tibet Ian
all day long.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
Sis Hopkins S
ON THE FlLosoFY OF LATTER"
OWN CHATS
WRITTEN "BY HERSELF"

ON THE FlLosoFY OF LATTER"
I'm the apostle OF the I'ilosory az
LATTER. LATTER cures moro Ills then
DoktOrs kin invent. Spring fever luv
sickness, or Jest plnin tummy nche will
NIL run from gud laff. An still we
so through life jumping out Of the
street to let the Dolttors ride by in
there sovven passenger cars
A rollIcking Ian don't gather no
wrinkles PA Says "Gf we wud take
more time to lar we'd not bc ut home
10 often when Trlhble calls" T.aiIln
don't cost nuthIn hut weak heart,
neither, but most Of us IL misers when
It Gums to lafIin.
meme real. downright, out and out
laIlin too. Thet's the only kind tibet
lifts wurry from yur mind and yur
mind from yur wurries A smile Ia n
FtlnHy mans Ian. Ef you lated out
loud lots You wudn't hear the bill col
lcCtors ring at the door. An cnnywny
Of he heard you latin yur credit wud
be gud fer annuther year
Pa SnyS. "a man who claims he
can't find nuthIn tn Ian at probably
don't need to LUX further then him.
self" The wurld is full Of things to
Ian at but most Of us is Rfradc folks
won't think We got emmy branes II We
don't alluS LUX like the "BOfor TAX.
ing part Of the Dyspepsia ads.
I'm RELY nervous nbbout the FIlosofy
Of LATTER girls Ef you cud only lern
to LUX fer tho Ian In everything and
Ian whether you found 1t or not this
old wurld wud he Jest stopping of
place to Heavun. The first rule Of the
Filosofy of LATTER Is you must lar
whether its raining or shining whether
you got tibet new dress or not. Emmy
one kin Ian when life is running along
az smooth M the ortymohleS do in the
ads, but 1t takes the SPIRIT Of Joy to
Ian when yur he'd II splitting an yur
back tecthe jumping an yur stummach
feles as though the UrOpcan War had
moved. But Lao ennywRy. en- II sum
one Gums along Jest then an steps on
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE

Ethel Barrymore VII! continue ~,
Our Mrs. McChesney" mex; season.
Ben Greet and his players arc CIV
Ing open-air performances OF "AE
You Like It." in the summer parks
In Oklahoma.
Lew Fields appeared in Atlantic
City this week in Step This Way" n
modern version Of THE Girl Behind
tho Counter" Alice Fischer was a
member OF the cast.
San Francisco has @ musical stock
company under tho direction OF Ed
win T. Emery.
James T. Powers appeared in New
Haven In a new farce, Somebody's
Luggage" by Mark Swan.
II is said that Sam Bernard and
Elsie Janis have been engaged to ap-
pear at the Century theater next
fall,
Edgar MeGregor has been engaged
by Alfred Butt, OF London, to stage
"a Fun House" in that city next fall.
-
Frederick Lewis will be In the
company supporting Margaret Ang-
jim in Shakespeare performance In
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
RICH SATIRE
In Two Reels by George AIDE
Said to Be His Best
Yet

What is said TO bo the greatest fable
George AIDE has ever written, Tho
Fable OF the FeSrsomo Faud between
the First Families has been found
too good for one reel and Is being con
strucIed in two rOels by Hssanay.
The fable Is the customary AIDE
scream multiplied by two. It's pro.
ductIon in two reels has allowed fol-
more elaborate sets and tho use O!
more people. II ia one Of AdeS IN.
rivaled satires on the activities OF the
ultra rich. and perhaps ono OF the run
niest pictures ever produced from his
writings. Essanay Is continuing its
regular production Of slnGlc-rcel IA
bies.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
VAMPIRE GIRL
BACK IN FILMS
Alice HoHiSter to Make Return
Bow Soon in a Kalem
Feature.

After being missing from the pic
turn ecTIAsn for several months. Alice
ilolilstef, who may Justly Law claim
10 being the Original screen vampire. %
will mako her return bow soon in
"ThO Lotus Woman Ave reel fc0-
turo, which ia now being produced by
tho Kalem Company. Harry Mail
larde. we'll known as the producer OF
many " Kalcni's most successful mul-
uplO reel attractions. IN directing the
picture and will also be seen In the
principal male role.
The finishing touches are being put
to Tho Lotus Woman" after over
four months Of labor. as the story car
r!es the action from New York to
Latin America. Close 10 Ave hundred
soldiers will be used in scenes show
ing the thrilling battles Of Central
American revolution.
Alice Hollister ranks with the stars
who have boon iavOritcs on the screen
for years. Born in Worcester MIS-
SachuEetts. she was educated At the
Convent villa Maria, Montreal, Her
screen debut was made with Ealcm
whom she made the around the
world" trip on which was produced
"From the Manager to the Cross and
tho famous "made-in Ireland dramas 70
She gained worldwide fame Tor her
portrayal Of Mary Magdalcnc In the
Kalcm Biblical drama other recent
productions In which she will he re
momhcrcd are The Vampire" The
Destroyer" and The yellow Sunhou-
net"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
0Tpheum Theater Arranges for
Exclusive Exhibition of
"Peg o'the Ring."

Announcement is made by the man
aGemGn; Of the Orphcum theater that
It has arranged 10 show the Universal
Film Company's grea: serial drama,
Peg O the Ring" starting the coming
Wednesday. An Installmont will DO
shown every Wednesday thereafter IN
III the Gntirc series is shown. which
will require fifteen weeks.
The brilliant cO-star3. Francis Ford
and Grace Cunard. arc stars OF this re
'rnrkab!U Offering. 4 mammoth cast
Ia In support
Attacked BY Tigers.
Here Is brief synopsis OF the entire
play: la Belle 10 SIeur. fearless train
cr Of tigers. Is attacked by her own
wild animals during 4 circus perform
auco and is friEhtfully injured. For
weeks she lies In the hospital. her
faithful friend md companion. Flip.
The circus clown. watching over hrT
with tenderness and devotion. f'.-
dearly loves Ia Belle, but she has
him that they can never be moro .u.
good 'pals"-bccause she has hgcn
married. While La Belle is slowly re-
covering from her injuries, she brings
INTO the world little daughter She
calls Flip 10 hor bedside and cntrlsts
to him the caro- Of her baby, Peg.
Then La Belle writes letter that
proves the baby's parentage. relates
the story Of her marriage 10 the rich
| Or. Lund. who haA now deserted her
in her greatest hour Of need. Having
I given the letter TO Flip. the circus
1 woman resigns herself IN fate. and
soon dies.
NarrieS Again.
( Ftp rcarB PoG as circus rider. and
/ the years pass. Dr.. Lund has cfIaccd
from his memory all Tecollcctions Of
| In Belle, and has married again 10 a
beautiful. though intensely avarioious
woman. who presents him with q son.
That the hoy lie the natural outcome Of
I Or. Lund'S second marriage II never
doubted. although later on the qucs-
/ ton Of his percentage works a mar
yelous effect upon the lifc OF she cir
Gus girl.
The adventures NJ Peg o. the Ring
from this point in the story comprise
the most thrilling sensations. startling
episodes. and ha!r-raising surprises
ever embodied IN moving pictures.
But the interest that the public will
have in the circus and circus life will
comprise the contemplating feature
Of tho series Everybody who travels
with circus are glad they are there
and practically everybody who docs
not travel with the circus would ike
10 know more ~ itR lure and fasclpa.
ton.
Brlmful Of Circus Spirit.
Every scene in repleto with won.
drnus sensation. depicted true 10 life
and brimful Of the circus spirit-thC
care FREQ. happy and rowing life Of the
kings and queens Of the arena.
Every event from the time a circus
lands In town until Il leaves, late OIL
night, for It's next stand Is photograph.
ed In exact authenticity. Every one
| who has witnessed circus perform
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
GREAT CIRCUS SERIAL
is TO BE SHOWN HERE

anCc viii he eager to see again tho
pictured incidents that have filled with
interest every hour Of tho day that tho
circus came 10 town.
Every scene Is authentic In its ex-
act description OF incidents with a
great travelling show. The life and
dash OF the sawdust arena vibrates In
every episode. Circus life is depicted
IN realistic sceneS-thcrc is excite
ment, thrills and nerve-ungling sensa.
tons in every reel
peg o the Ring" iB tho Grst and
greatest pictorial history Of life with
a great city Of tents, its cosmopolitan
crowds Of extremists in every line OF
remarkable cndeavor; its daily life OF
strenuous excitement. thrilling deeds
and mAtchless appeal To tho emotions
Of millionA
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
SPECIAL AUTO
FOR NEW FILM
Car Equipped for an 300 Mile
Journey is Used for Mex
lean Venture.

With commcndab!O enterprise Edl-
tor Jack Wheeler. OF The SellE-Trl-
bunu, tho motion picture news Aim,
ordered u specially equipped autOmo-
bile carrying camCramCn into Mexico
when the United States forces recent
ly entered that country. This Ia prob
ably the FIRST occasion where an auto
mobile has been especially built and
equipped for service on such an occa-
sion
Tho ScliG-Tribunc touring car
which recently cntCrcd Mexico carries
capacity OF soyeuV-ilyo gallons OF
gasoline. fifteen gallons OF water, and
eight gallons Ot cylinder oil An es-
prClally constructed top Of khaki af-
tOrds shelter during tho day and can
he adjusted as a sleeping and shelter
tent ut night
The novel car Ia also equipped to
carry Il camera. tripod. blankets. can
ned goods. cooking utensils. and there
Ia novel rack for machine gun
equipment
In fact, tho automobile has hoen so
constructed that II can make con-
tinuous journey Of eight hundred miles
without stopping for either gasoline,
water or oil.
There IL also a box lined with steol
plate sand. in case Of trouble. tho
car can be operated from the interior
OF the box
Tho ScliE-Trihunr car is being used
in Mexico hy l. G. Refs and Nicholas
Mcdonald. two daring cHmcrRmen who
nrc riskInr their lives In Mexico so
that the lntoa' news pictorials can DO
presented 10 the public
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
kOLB AND DILL
TO Be FILMED
Noted Vaudeville Team is en-
gagged for Series Of Long
Comedies.

After yeAss " continuous suepcm on
the vaudeville ptaFe whore they min.
ed national fame a. entertainers, Eulh
land Illl, German comedians, are
lsh0rtly to make their initial appear
lance a. the co-RtarE Of hvo act
Alnertoan.INu,ual comedy.
THIS production, something unique
in feature releases, Ia now under way
at the AIaerican.CTutual studios in
Santa Barbara. under the direction OF
Director Rpa Berger, II will be re-
Leased ny Mumn' under the title OF
"a Milllna for MARY" II was written
Tor them especially by Al Santell from
Aaron IthEmanS story OF the Same
name
"A Milton TO- Mary" Il tho frst
ot numb. ~ fvr oct comedy pro-
duetlaaA n ~Nleh ihzac stcrllnc come
'''aas viii be sIassSa
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

II would be hard to say that any
picture Douglas Fairbanks makes is
1.-THE best" They all hit the bulls
syD Of motion picture success 50 40
curatSly that it's difficult 10 pick out
the SeparatD holes they mako in the
target
7f4is Picture In the Papers" The
Tiabit Of Happiness" ''ThD Good had
Sian"-a wonderful trio Of big hits.
is any exhibitor who has seen his
,sudIenoaS enjoy them will declare.
Now eomN8 another Fairbanks play,
to gladden. tho hearts of Triangle pic
turo patrons Who Ike Ted-blooded,
vigorous drama and clean. amusing
comedy ot the Triangle Fairbanks
brand II b called "Roggie Mixes
In," and its plot Affords tho athletic
young star splendid opportunities for
Just the things he can do. and likes
10 do.
The latest Fairbanks picture. Reg
Eie Mines In" more than @untalrs The
popular stars previous reputation. II
is a eomedy-drama with M interest
ing story, very unusual and exciting
episodes, and a love interest that is
clean and appealing.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

one OF the most popular OF male
stars in American filmdom is Dustin
FRrnum. better known among his ad-
miTorB as DUSTY" A native OF
BuckSpOrt. Me. the bOyhOOd days of
Dusty" were spent chiefly amidst
tho rural surroundings of the old
farm which has been the home Of the
Farnums for several generations past
Dustin FHrnum first appeared on
the stage with the Ethel Tucker rep
ortoire company and secured valua-
bic experience while with this OTgani-
ZatiOn. His first great success was
in The VirginiRn" in which he scored
q triumph for number Of seasons
and which was followed by his APP
pear in tho title roles Of such notable
productions ms THE Squaw Man"
Cameo Kirby" The Ranger and
THE Lttlest Rebel"
One OF the frst Of the moro proml-
ncnt starr Of the drama TO desert the
stage for the screen, Dustin Farnum
was nicknAmod the lens louise" al
the club. However. II was not long
before this title was forgotten by his
AAiSiNS WIZ UeblGbcu MN WIN VuNA-
tons as to how they could connect
with a motion picture company. On
the screen among his early charac-
terizations were offered his former
stage successes. Tho vlrgininn" and
Cameo Kirby" followed by the Bos-
worth, Inc. masterpiece. Captain
Courtesy" His splondid work in this
phOtoplay. which was ono OF the
greatest successes achieved by tho
Bosworth concern. gained him many
now friends throughout tho country
Soon after this he signed long term
contract with PRllRs Pictures, where
no Is now starring in big photoplays
for tho Paramount program The In
itial subject offered by Pallas Pic
lures. Booth Tarkingtnn's "The Gen.
tlemEn From Indiana" presented the
popular DUSTY" to particular adyAn-
tage and displayed a pretentlous pho.
toplay which met with instantaneous
success and introduced the new con-
Germ as an important factor in the
Aim dold. Following this picture
DUSTY" has starred in The Call Of
the cumberlAnds." "Ben Blair" and
David oarrick."
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
ANOTHER
lioyt Comedy "A Temperance
Town." TO Be Released
by SeHg.

a TompeTaacc Town" one Of the
lHto ChsrTes Huyts best comedies
with Otis Harlan ~, thc role Of Mink
Jones" VII 10 rrlGAscd by the Selig
Canpany through General Film Ser
vice on Monday, Juno ..
"A Temperance Town" will cause a
riot ot rasrrlnrnt 'Nc story hitting on
ESS & doos tho rivalry between the
wet" and NO DRY" factions in n
small town, Thern n the village pre-
Rerlption writer, the village drug store.
tho mUmbcrs ~ ;ho "yiCO Investigate
ing committee and other types. There
Us low Stor- running through the
plot, Mr.. Harlan HIS been furnished
with a strong supporting cast Of play
ers and tho scenic effects in "a Tenn
perapce Town" arr all that could he
deSirod,
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ccivcl

ccivcd
John Cope. who has been appear
ing with Mrs. Fisltc in 'ErBtwhile Su-
san" Is to play the leading role In
a drRmntizution Of Winston Church.
hills novel. "Coniston."
Louise Dresslcr has been engaged
for one OF the leading roles In Max
Marcin's play. Cheating Cheaters."
THE Canterbury Pilgrims" grand
opera. with book by Percy MRckaye
and music by Reginald De Koven, ia
to be sung next season by the Metro
polItRn Opera Company.
Otis Skinner Is to appear next sea
son in play by Booth Harrington
In which he will play the role OF q
wandering Italian. The scene Of tho
play Is laid In western Pennsylvania.
Tho production Of new operetta,
Molly o." was made in New York
recently. but the story of tho plot
sounds very much like that Of THE
Masked Model" produced In Baltimore
the first part Of the season.
O.
Henry Mortimer is now leading
man with Mrs. Fiske.
Marcus Loow has secured another
theater in New York. which no will
devote to vaudeville and pictures.
Mabel Tronyoar has taken the
place in Nothing but tho Truth" Of
Louise Dresser. Others in the cast
are Grant Mitchell. Marie Carroll,
lone Bright and Rapley Holmes.
Klaw g. ErlRnger and Henry MIL
ler will produce next season a COM
edy by Robert HousemRn.
Daddy Long Legs" scored on its
FIRST performance in London. Renee
Kelly MS Judy gained an ovation.
Geraldine Farrnr and Lou Telle-
gen have gone to Los Angeles. where
the bride will NIL moving picture en-
gagements.
Wells Hawkins has written
sketch called The Stolen Star"
which will shortly DO produced by
That's Mngrane.
Now Donald BrIen has gone into
doing pictures. He Is to appear in
film play concerning the adventures
Of a smuggler who is trying to get
diamond necklace into the country.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

Ntr lsoAAs.
Willard Holcomb has revived his
sketch, "a Last Rehearsal" for n
special performance for the inmates
Of the Actors Home.
o
Whitman Kane, who played in
"Hobson's Choice" is to appear in
vaudeville in playlet entitled Lone
some Like"
Nora Bayes Is to be starred in an
adaptation of an English comedy I'M
der the management Of A. H. Woods.
Kate Condor, an operatIc eontral-
to, is to 20 into vaudeville in selOc-
tons from light and grand opera and
classical and modern Irish ballads.
Julia Dean is to appear In a new
play early in September.
The concert given by John McCor-
mack, In New York. for the relief OF
suffering in Dublin, realized about
$4,000.
A musical comedy, Canary Cot.
tage." By oliver Moroseo and Elmer
Harris. the music by Earl Corrol.
was produced this week In Los An
LgeleA. and reports say II was well 70
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

than unusual importance will be THE
Lion and the Mouse" n play that has
been shown 10 packed houses from
coast to coast, and always brought out
the highest class patrons. Thursday,
Miss Billie Burke Will DO the attrac-
don IN Caught by the Seminoies." the
second chapter Of "Gloria's Ro-
nance" The usual comedies, Picto-
rial News Aims, AIDES fables, cartoons,
scenes and so forth. will be added at
fractions zach day.
4 Chaplin Comedy.
The "b!g noise" Of this week Will
come Friday and Saturday. June . and
10. when Charles Chaplin will como in
his big four act burlGsquc in Car
men This picture Is one OF his great
est Successes. In II he plays the dual
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
More Big Features Are
Scheduled at the Bijou

role Of the heroine and the tOreador,
Bvrry lRrFe city where this wonderful
production has been shown hRa been
compelled to have poliUemen 10 han.
die the crowds,
New Policy . Success.
Tho ArHt week Of the BijouE new
policy hns passed. and the manage
mont after numerous interviews with
patrons, fools called upon IN express
thanks for their generous expressions
81 praise, also for the unusually large
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04

numbers who showed their approciA-
ton by attending tho BiJou. Tho mar
kot ia being secured by the Bijou man.
sger and no promises to let nothing
escape In the WAY OF big features.
Revelation Of Beauty.
The Billie Burke picture, Gloria a
Romance" BY Mr.. and Mrs. Ripper,
Hughes, the first chapter OF which waR
shown Thu=sday. wan a revelation OF
beauty to lovers Of hno pictures. The
second chapter, which comos Thurs
day, June s, viii no much moro graft
flying to ''BillIes" admirers.
ChHplin's The FloOrwnlkcr," shown
Tuesday was. y large attendance Is
any indication, the biggest success Of
all his previous Efforts. II will be re
pCa'cd Tuesday. June -, al tho Rijou.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
WILD DEER FILMED.

Several hundred Wild deer, driven
from their stronghold in the beautI-
full wooded land in one Of the val
leys Of the widest sections Of the
Pacific Coast Range By a forest hre.
play n big part In one Of the scenes
Of The Guide" forthcoming ave
act Mutual Star production, teatur-
ing William Russell,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
FoRsAKEs STAGE.

Following the termination Of a big
season on Broadway in one Of Now
Nork's late dramatic triumphS, Le-
more Clricn. the popular little star
OF tho screen and stage. has forsa-
ken her activities in the 'legit' and
has left tho Gay White Way for tho
Los Angeles studios OF the Oliver
Morosco PhotOplay Company.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-04
Notable Week VIII Conclude
with ChapRn's BurlesQuo
on "Carmen."

ThlI weeks bo0ktnES h. the RiIou
Include many high class natures.
Monday Msud0 FNaly will appear IN
Tho hhmortA Flame" Tuesdays
feature will b Lying IIpa." With
WinitrOd and Franklin Ritrhlo rs prln.
oipAlS, wednesday, a picture Of morC