The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
ORPHEUM PRESENTS IA STRIKING PICTURE
GOLD ROOSTER PLAY or BUCHAREST CITY,

brought here by the management OF
the Palace theater to play the re-
matnder OF the week 1t IS Fern De
Lacy's Princess Maids" The pro-.
gram will be changed daily. Saturday
afternoon and evening ''Buster Brown"
will be presented and special matinee
Will be held for the children.
The Russian symphony Orchestra
will be heard in this city tomorrow
afternoon ut the Robinson Grand
theater Conductor Modest Altschuler
has chosen a program consisting OF
new Russian music that has never been
heard in this city before The coming
of the Russian Symphony always
means something new in the musical
calnnder and seekers Of novelties new
or fail to find them at a Russian Sym
DhonY concert.
Besides the new Russian numbers.
Conductor Altschuler will devote much
Of his program to works by other
composers. Just now Mr. Altschuler is
much interested in composition by The
young set Of American song writer's
He has much fnith in development OF
American music, and he wants to do
everything possible to bring the work
Of young American composers before
the public.
a few weeks ago Mr.. AltschuIer
brought out short symphonic work
ny Charles Wakefield Cadman, en-
titled ITO Vanishing Race" This.
number Immediately sprang into pop
nlar favor, ard from now on Mr. Cad
Rams new worls Will appear with much
regularity on the programs OF the RUS
sian Sphymony Orchestra. The new
of
will be heard from time to time.
o
Three highly accomplished conjur-
CTS. illuSionists and TRANSFORMERS, Lee
Roy. Talma and Ensco. supported by a
large company OF European mystery
people will come to the Grand Tuesday
Tor two performances and Will present
the famous Hindu rope mystery, and
iHn other now and sensational effects.
Many tons Of expensive paraphernalla,
properties and scenery as well as 100
head Of live stock, which ranges from
African Lions to canary birds are en-
#ployod III the presentation OF their en-
tertninmeuts Their supporting com
.pany is a very lnrgc one.
o
AT the Grand today. Mary Pickford
is appearing in her big seven reel pic
ftIre Less Than the Dust This is
Tie first of the Aircraft output and is
said 10 have cost S300.000 in producing
Id The added attraction is Hughie
Mack in a delightful comedy, Love
and Loot. !"
Tomorrow. due TO the playing Of the
Russian Symphony Orchestra, the pic
tlre service Will start at 4:@0 with
lease. WAR Brides Secret" The
added attraction tomorrow will be
Hughie Mack in Love and Loot.
aGu atei: conaHDOSHsAetao
a great Mutual feature in five acts.
Redeemed" with Florence Turner in
the leading role, is being presented to-
day at the Bijou theater. Long. con-
sidered one Of the most powerful emo
tional actresses of her time, Florence
Turned is given q rare opportunity to.
display her exceptional talents in
.sRedeemed,' in which she gives a
magnificent character drawing Of the
beautiful little Italian girl Marea.
around whom this deeply absorbing
drama is written.
a Mutt and JEFF cartoon and a beauty
comedy are the added offerings.
II. r. Durant, well-known for many
years as staff author of the Famous
Players Company, was added. this
week. to the force OF writer's now
working under the supervision Of
Thomas H. Ince. He has been placed
under contract. aud will in the fu-
ture. devote his attention exclusively
to the writing of Triangle Kay-Bee
plays. His headquarters, however,
will remain in New York.
tn ~ ~. On 1.I.ir I1a written amt or
Of those whimsical comedies Of his and
he calls it a Kiss for Cinderella
And, of course. Miss NIaude Adams is
going to play it in this country. Miss.
Adams Will produce it at the Empire
theater. New York at Christmas
Meantime she is making tour
through the South appearing in her
earlier Barrie success, THE Little
Minister"
William Russell. the popular Mutual
star whose work in The Diamond
from the Sky" and in such five reel
productions as .Sou1 Mates, The
Man Who Would Not Die. The Man
from Manhattan, and THE Torch
Bearer have given him a unique place
in the film world. has been put under
contract8by IS. S.4FIutchinson, president
Of the American Film Company for the
ensuing year and will continue to be
seen in Mutual star productions.
The announcement that Pauline.
Frederick and Marguerite Clark have
decided to refuse fattering offers to
return 10 the stage and have signed
new contracts with the Famous
Players Film Company which insure
their continuance on the Paramount
program. which followed each other
within two weeks. has been the oc-
castor or much felicttation on the
part of the Paramount Pictures Cor
poration and upon the exhibitors
Throughout the country who are
Showing that company's program.
William Hoylans. Of North Yer