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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
8
Lewis-Oliver Players present a two act comedy titled Woman Woman in Clarksburg with a cast including Betty Schade and Florence Waters. The program showcases a mix of stage and film offerings at local theaters including The Spender and Alias Jimmy Valentine with a broader slate of vaudeville and musical comedy acts.
A powerful startling photo drama starring Frederick Perry offers a breathless performance as the leading character. The three part Cowboy comedy church filled with western atmosphere is shown today at the Star theater with King and Bagot in principal roles.
A London Russian benefit featured Doris Keane in Catherine the Great with Queen Mary and Queen Alexandra in attendance. Ralph Herz starred in Ruggles of Red Gap in Philadelphia to favorable reviews. Louise Closser Hale Jobyna Howland George Hastel and Frederick Burton led the principal roles.
A fragile plot about a man returning home for Thanksgiving finds comfort in his own family. The narrative hints at escapades and misadventures, with a focus on personal growth and domestic reunion. Strong names and places are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
A lighthearted Mutual comedy titled Nobody's Home headlines a festive release in December. The plot centers on a nearly married couple and their misadventures as they navigate domestic life, wealth illusions, and comic misunderstandings. The tone remains buoyant and humorous throughout.
West Virginia University prepares a celebratory banquet at Madeira Hotel for the football squad and staff after a highly successful season. A large parade, band, fire display, and speeches are planned with about a thousand students and faculty anticipated to participate.
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