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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

MIR. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes. This
CONNECTION has no sleeves, but the alb
sence Of them is by no means a gap,
for the arm-holes are bordered with
cloud-soft white swansdOwn-and this
swansdown also outlines the entire
jacket.
The blue of the outside is made to
look even more azure by contrast with
the nile-green silk that lines the
coatee. A quilting Of pale pink, blue
edged MORE ribbon, also follows the
gracefully flowing lines Of this whim-
steal bit Of delight. And then, because
the entire idea, both in conception
and execution-is so thoroughly femin-
inc, Lucille relented and decided to in
clude mere man in a tiny way by plac-
ihg a line Of quilted ribbon and just
above the ribbon fluff Of swansdown
this resulting in delicious attempt
to simulate masculine pockets. These
dear little frauds are placed one on
each side Of my lady's heart Breast
pockets on an abbreviated bed-coatee
surely no one save Lucille would
dared-and having dared, won a
triumph!
Allen Hale, who had just complet-
ed special engagement with Fa-
nous Players, where he played oppo'
site Pauline Frederick; and Niles
WEIGH, widely known as a juvenile
leading man, have been engaged for
important parts in Pathe produc-
lions.
William Callahan, who won a name
for himself on the Legitimate stage for
his ability to make up as President
Wilson, Lincoln, Grant and others, has
been cast with the Triangle-Keystone
company, and will be seen discovering
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

How the five senses of the child
are trained in the MontessOri schools
is one of the latest subjects added to
the Better Babies" release of Para
mount Photographs.
A print of Purity" the siX-reel
art feature starring the celebrated
artists model, Audrey Munson, is on
the way East to be shown to the
trade at special screening.
+ + +
Speeding up the Mail" camera
study of efficiency methods employed
in the postal service, Is one of the
novelties announced for release in
the Paramount Photographs.
+ + +
George Wright has been added to
the staff of of Edison directors and
is directing Charlotte Walker in a
production of "Pardners" from a
story by Rex Beach.
Frank D. Ormston, art director OF
Universal, has become director and
will film series Of one-reel comedies
with Edith Roberts and George Felix
as principals.
Noted theatrical managers in New
York have organized to raise funds to
purchase motor trucks for a company
of the seventy-First regiment Of
New York.
William Mickey, who was for five
seasons in the title role Of David
Harum," is a comedy star just signed
to appear in Kalem comedies featuring
Ivy Close, the international beauty.
C. D. Peruchi, a famous Italian
comedian and pantomimist, will be
seen in some of the forthcoming Ivy
Close comedies being produced by
Kalem.
A new play to be seen the coming
season and which has been tried out
in a stock company is "a Happy
Thought" by George Middleton and
Guy Bolton.
+ + :
Ralph W. Ince was so pleased with
the work Of Jessie Miller in THE
Conflict" that he engaged her for the
heavy role in his new spectacular fea-
ture soon to be put out.
+ + +
The Collins Musical Comedy Com
pany presenting tabloid musical come
dies will be at the Palace theater all
this week, giving three different pro
grams. This is crackerjack company
Just of the big wheel.
E. Forrest Taylor is a recent addi-
ton to the Kalem playing forces. Dom
aid Bradbury and Rupert Dell have
also been signed for the Social Pr
ates" company under the direction OF
James ", Horne.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09
News and Gossip of
Screen and Stage

Guy Bates Post is next season to
appear in a new play by Richard Wal
ton Tully.
Alfred Butt, a London manager, is
to produce here in the fall q musical
review call "Bric-a-Brac'"
Cleo Madison, who has been direct
ing for more than year. has given
up her company and will appear in
fye-reel Universal photoplays.
+ + !
Ethel Teare, "the personality plus"
girl, will startle her admirers in some
forthcoming releases with dazzling
bathing creations.
i + +
Fritizi Brunette, the beautiful Selig
leading woman, has been cast TO play
the part of an artists model in
three-reel subject "Out of the Mists. "
+ + +
The Signal studio producing staff
believes new record for production
has been made in the filming Of
Judith of the Cumberlands.
Adele Rowland is to appear in a
moving picture play by her sister call
ed "Perishable Props" AS its name in
dicatcs, it is a story OF theater life.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

Lola Fisher has been engaged TO
appear in The SQUAD Farm
+ + +
Anna Held will SO into vaudeville
Tor brief period,
+ + =
Chaplin's Police" comedy ran
. twenty-three days in Cincinnati.
+ l. +
Lynn Overman and Edna Hibbard
have been engaged for next season
by Selwyn and Company.
+ ! :
Irene Franklin is to star in drama
tization Of Ruth Dayiss novel, The
Melting Of Molly"
= i i
Corey and Ritter will make a pro-
duction next season of For One Day
Only" a comedy BY Frank Ferguson
"Under Cover" and Rolling Stones
are among the plays which are to be
transferred to the screen stage.
Cyril Maude's new play, by Michael
Morton, is called THE Barber of Mari
posa-"
A romantic play produced in London
with a success is called THE King
and tho Actress"
i = \
Clyde Fitch's play, Nathan Hale,
is to be made into a motion picture
drama.
Frank Campeau will be featured
in the performance Of "Rio Grande"
The coming season.
Vernon Howe Bailey's sketches OF
washington, D. c., and of Petrograd
are soon to be released by Essanay.
Mutual announces that it will with
draw all prints Of Damaged Goods"
september /.
II IS TtpOi lCu IlALI kilSS OlSNy
10 star in The Great Danger" Gel
tic drama by Helen harrington.
+ & =
In Forthcoming Metro produc-
ton Madame Petrova is to be seen
as Eve in the Garden Of Eden.
= = +
H. A. virtDr is huf1ding . $4,000
moving picture house at Mcheesporf,
Pa. Il will be called TIE Victoria
& + Z
Marie Tempest will next season
make q tour Of the principal cities in
"A LAdy's Name
William P. Carlton has been engag-
ed as Blanche Rings leading man in
"June O'Day from Broadway
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

Three companies will be organized
to present The Blue Paradise" next
season. Cecil Lean appearing at the
head of one.
i + =
John r. Freuler was reelected
president of the Mutual Film Cor
poration at the annual meeting Of the
directors.
De Witt C. jennings. last year
with Under Cover" has joined the
William Fox film forces and started
work in a new picture.
George D. Baker, formerly Of Vita
graph, has been engaged by Metro
and will direct its next production
in which Emmy Wehlan will star.
Billy B. Van, the comedian, Is
going to retire from the stage it is
said. to devote his energies to bust
ness venture in which he is interest
ed.
+ =
The W. H. Clune interests have
complied booking and producing
organization for the purpose of send
ing Ramona" companies into every
state in the union.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

1t seems to be u rule with no eN-
ceptions to prove 1t that manufNctur-
ers Of short photoplays always declare
that the industry is running toward
short photopluys and that the makers
Of long films are confidently OF the
opinion that people care only for the
longer stun.
+ + =
The Frank Powell Productions,
formed under the laws Of the state OF
New York TO produce features, an
nounces the acquisition Of Creighton
Hale, seen In The Iron Claw The
Exploits OF Elaine" and other serial
thrillers.
Nine. Gamma Walska. the Polish
grand opera singer, who recently lost
her singing voice. has arranged TO
appear In motion pictures while she is
undergoing treatment from throat
specialist. Mctro-Rolfe will make the
pictures.
Once upon time it was considered
very nice, ladylkc and refined TO be
dropping, willowy Lydia LAnguish,"
who would faint at the very name OF
mouse and he seriously i'll II a va
grant breeze Glanced to place one in
draft But those times passed when
tennis, golf, and all the other outdoor
sports became fashionable and the glo-
riously healthy girl rcigncd supreme,
But Lucille, through Billie Burke is
once more tempting the fair sex to in
tercstng invalidism by creating tho
little jackets meant to be worn wholly
and solely in bed. What woman. for
instance, would not take to bed for
life, II offered MS an induccment lit
tlc Jacket made of Bcbc blue, crinklod
silk? Pretty Billie Burke, as Gloria
Stafford, wears such bcwitching lit
lilo Jacket in chapter six Of the new
George Kleine motion picture novel;
"Goria's Romance" from the pen OF
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

Pretty, chaming, blue-eyed, blonde
leading ladies are becoming numer-
Gus, but not too numerous, on the
'lot" of the Flying A studio at San
ia Barbara.
One of the most recent arrivals is
Miss May Cloy, who is playing the
principal feminine part in the Kolb
and Dill five-part comedy entitled
"a Million for Mary"
Miss Cloy is we'll known in the
realm of photoplay fans, and to the
disciples of the stage, as she has ap-
peared for some time with these IA
nous comedians in their repertoire
of musical comedies.
There are many opportunities at
forded Miss Cloy in this production
to run the gamut Of emotions from
gayety to pathos, and her registra-
ton is such as to sway spectators
readily from laughter to tears and
back to laughter.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

that inducements were made which
have caused her to temporarily ADAM
don the stage for screen comedy. 1.-THE
Peach PiCkers" and Ham the Explor-
err" are two coming Ham and Bud sub
jects in which she will be seen,
Margaret Gibson, the Horsley-Mu-
tual star, is shortly to appear in q
character entirely new to her, that Of
an unruly little school girl. She Will
make her appearance in this charac-
terization in two act Centaur-Mutual
drama now being written for her, but
vet untitled. This role met with Miss
Gibson's enthusiastic approval because
1t gave her an opportunity of appear
ing in something other than silk satin.
BY a decision handed down by JUS
tlce Hand, in the United States circuit
court of appeals, in the case OF the
Motion Picture Patents Company
against tho Universal and the Univer-
sal Film Exchange of New York, the
Universal has proved the alleged right
of the complainant to collect royalties
on all machines having the Latham
Ioop-a small contrlvance attached to
the machine-to be Illegal.
+ + +
Another addition to Thomas II.
Inoe's staff of authors was made this
week, when Olga Prlntzlau was en-
gnged TO devote her services exclu-
siyely to the writing Of Triangle-,Kay
Bee plays. Miss Printzlau is we'll
known throughout the country as
writer Of iorceful screen-dramas, her
most recent association having been
with the Universal staff, and G. Card
ner Sullivan, chief Of the Incc authors
is eagerly awaiting her first story.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

many new stars through his telescope
in the near future
+ + +
An announcement of the award Of
the $4,000 prize for sequel to The
Diamond from the Sky" the Mutual S
now famous photo-novel, is to be cN-
pectod In n short time. No less than
one hundred thousand scenarios were
received up to closing The exact
number according to the record clerks
count is l00,OSS.
Anita Stewart, the popular Vita
graph star, is busily at work in the
Blue Ribbon Feature. "Tho Girl
Phillippa." from the novel OF the same
name by Robert W. Chambers, now
appearing in Cosmopolitan" Perhaps
no other role in which Miss Stewart
has appeared gives her more oppor-
tunitIes than that OF Philippa.
+ + +
Tho Sablc Curse" powerful story
Of fortune lost and won, has been
CHOSEN az INC UlNN VI Alt NENN""' 49,
productions featuring Richard BEN
nett. Work on this feature production
has already been begun at the Amcrl-
can Film Company, Inc. studios In
Santa Barbara under the direction OF
George Sargent.
+ + +
Joseph Labclle, formerly Of EXhlb-
itors Film Exchange OF Wilkes Barre.
Pa. has Just been appointed manager
in Clarksburg of new Universal
film exchange branch OF the Inter
state Film Company. This exchange
is to supply all the territory around
the Blue Ridge east OF Huntington
and west OF Cumberland,
+ + +
Eileen Godscy, n vaudeville favorlte,
was engaged especially TO perform a
dance speciality for THE Arttul bod
ger" recent Kalcm Ethel Tcaro
comedy, So strongly did she score
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

If President Wilson had known
how many movie actors were already
to jump into war, he would not have
had to call out the national guard.
+ + i
Arthur Hammerstein is to produce
early in August at Atlantic City a
farce by Edward Clarke call Goat
Tails"
Molly Mcintyre, the heroine Of
"Kitty Mackey," is to be seen in a
French comic opera called "Claud-
inc"
Howard Kyle, with Bertha Mann as
his leading woman, has organized a
company to give open air perform
ances Of Shakespeare.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

Juanita Hansen, starring in THE
Secret Of the Submarine" the Ameri-
can-Mutual preparedness" photo
novel, is to be featured in n series Of
five act features, Immediately after
work on this production is featured
This announcement was made recent
~ by Samuel S. Hutchinson, president
Of the American Film Company. Inc.
who stated that a special company Of
players would be engaged to appear
in her support. Director S. Sargent
who is supervising the screening OF
"The Secret Of the Submarine" will
probably be engaged as director OF
these features, starring Miss Hansen
The American-Mutual scenario de-
partment is now writing several pro-
auctions for her. Tom Chattcrton
Miss Hansens co-star in this photo
novel, it is said. will continue as her
leading man.
The Fox Film Corporation has leas'
ed the Dixon National Drama Corpora
ton studios and laboratories in Los
Angeles to be used for the production
Of Fox comedies. Five or six COM
panies will be put to work there.
Lewis Pennant Features reports
that "The Battle Of Prezemysl" has
been stolen from its Offices in New
York. Here is where bunch OF
national guardsmen will have to be
done over again.
Zena Keefc, well known star Of a
dozen moving pictures, has Joined the
William Fox forces and Will appear
soon in support of June Caprice and
Harry Hilliard. Miss Keefe first ap-
peared in Palmer CoX's Brownies in
Fairyland."
The recent engagement by the Ll-
bin company Of Garda Polotskova for
Loves Toll" and Of Hedda Kuszew-
ski for 1.-The Light at Dusk" is said
to have prompted resolutions of pro-
test from the society for the protec,
ton Of compositors and proofreaders
+ + +
Kalem announces arrangements
for the production of THE Girl from
Frisco" new series from the per
of Robert Wells Richie, writer O
western stories. 1t will consist Of IF
teen episodes, each of two reels
Marian sails will be featured.
+ + T.
Three new George AIDE fables havt
been completed by Essanay They are
1.-THE Fable Of the Small Town Favor
tie Who Was Ruined by Too Mucl
Competition" 1.-THE Fable Of Book
Made to Balance" and 1.-THE Fable O
How Wisenstein Did Not Lose Out II
Buttinsky."
The Kalem Company announces Jul!
% as the date Of release for the frs
of the one reel comedies to feature
Ivy Close, the international beauty wht
recently came to this country to TAKE
up screen work. 1.-THE Girl and thu
Tenor" is the title Of the initial Ivy
Close comedy.
Tom Walsh has returned to Uni,
versal City as assistant director tc
Henry McRae, Of the 1O1-Bison, after
having been six months with the
Quality Film Company as assistant d.
rector and six months with the Bio
graph as assistant manager Of pro-
auctions.
Owing to war conditions the British
edition of the Motion Picture News
has been temporarily discontinued.
Plans are already under way to re-
issue the publication under a new and
improved editorial form as soon al
conditions within the trade in Lon
don warrant
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

Do You Recognize Fay Tinoher2
Fay Tincher, the Triangle comedi-
.nne, dons suit Of boys clothes in
her new Fine Arts comedy. A Los
Angeles tailor prepared her mannish
garments, and her makeup Is perfect
Two companies will be sent on tour
in "Hobsons Choice" and two in
alone at Last" the coming season by
the shuberts.
Several thousand miles Of war
Aims" have been taken at various
state mobilization camps since the
national guard vas called out ~.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-09

MARGUERITE CLARK FAMOUS PLAYERsPARAMouNT STAR IN HEl
BRIDAL GOWN
n ra hen aed once has times whether moi
Marguerite Clark Pictures produced by Famous Play
she herewith shown her wedding gown
she bride should lose none OF s
effectiveness information that pertains only to Sks and
sans" Paramount Picture for there never was bride more eli
riNe for than dainty Miss Clark
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-26
HARBOR BOARD TO
PAY REPAIR BILL
Decides To Make Good Damage
Done To Kauai Mans
Automobile

The point where "patience ceases to
be a virtue' was pointed out to the
board of harbor commissioners yester-
day through the reading of a letter
written by Frank Cox, of Kauai, to the
board s agent, r. II, Lowrie, who is
an accident on a slippery r,road some
time ago smashed Cox 81 automobile.
Lowrie, as agent for the board, had
rented Cox = car for $40 q month, Cox
10 have the use of it nights and Sun
days. Lowrie met a Japanese machine
on slippery road, was crowded over
the edge of a ditch and the car wreck
ed.
Cox has been trying ever since to get
puymcut for the damage, but without
result, and he finally wrote Lowrie,
expressing his emphatic opinion of the
whole matter and demanding prompt
payment.
I-owrie 8 letter WAS accOmpa MED by
en- opinion from the attorney general,
who held that "a baillce of personal
property is not responsible for damage
or destruction without fault on his
part"
The members Of the commission,
however, did not feel that Mr.. Cox
should be made to suffer loss on account
of any legal tcchnicality of that sort
and the chairman was instructed to get
an estimate on the cost Of repairing the
car and pay the bill
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-26
SCHOOL ANIDRS CAUSE
WARM DEBATE IN HLO

HILO, December l3-There was a hot
discussion in the board of supervisors
last week over the appointment of p
janitor to look after the public school
ut PapaikOu at a salary of fifteen dol
lars month. supervisor Yates OPP
posed the appointment On the ground
that every little country schoUIhouse in
the county would now want a junitor
with O salary and that the precedent
established would mean a great add
lionel expense.
"Why, such service is liable to cost
the county $4,000 a year." declared
Yates.
supervisor Cabrinha, who suggested
the pRppoiutment, explained that the
'Papaik0u school was lnTge one with
about $50 pupils and that it was not
might to expect the pupils to look after
such q large schUOl, the children being
there to study and not to work The
resolution for the appointment of u
janitor carried.
Another panitOr appointed was J. N.
Santos 70 the Hilo Union School at A
salary of forty five dollars month
with bis son as assistant at fifteen dol.
lars q month. Chairman Kauhane was
authorized to make the appointment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-12-26
WAY CLEAREDHDR
NEW TOBACCO FIRM
Deeds Filed Conveying Land oil
{. Kona Company

Further steps clearing the way for
the incorporation of the South KOna
Tobacco Company, the neY company to
be organized TO take over the property
of the old Kona Tobacco Company,
have been taken in the recording Of
two deeds to south Kona land.
The deeds convey 1874 acres of land
from the Bishop Estate TO the Kona
Tobacco Company, which in turn trans
fers the land to William r. Castle,
both moves being in settlement of the
affairs of the old company.
The 1874 acres of south KOna land
are those on which the old concern
erected its buildings and made improve
ments estimated at 5000 900, and which
were formerly leased from the Bishop
Estate. By transference from the
Bishop Estate through the old company
I" W. r. Castle, the land with improve
iments is now ready for conveyance by
Mr.. Castle to the South Kona Tobacco
Company, which is to be incorporated
The agreement of conveyance calls for
$4,000 shares Of stock of the new
company in exchange for the land.
Mr.. Castle reports that Jared g..
Smith. now at the property, reports
that the beds are ready for planting
and that plenty of Sumatra and other
tobacco seed is on hand, including some
Cuban. Mr.. Castle added that Smith 81
success as a grower will make it un
necessary to bring the curing expert
here before next June.