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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1906
Page
3
The Grand Opera House announces a dramatic adaptation of Bertha M. Clay’s popular romance Dora Thorne. Lem B. Parker has staged the production to be presented Thursday February 16 at the Grand.
A revived farce comedy titled What Happened to Jones will play the Grand on Thursday February 8, featuring Richard Milion as Jones and a strong supporting cast including Edwant Fawcett Marty Nornton W. Kane Juliethy Atkinson Marie Rawson Enna Jabagher Bertha Divingston Falith M. Cook Eva Marley. The show promises high humor and a well regarded ensemble.
A refurbished comedy titled What Happened 10 Jones will be staged at the Grand Theatre on February 8 with prominent attention to metallizing its stage craft. The show has long drawn crowds across the civilized world for its wit and broad appeal, promising strong audience reaction.
A scrambled OCR fragment discusses a capable organization and unspecified actions. It mentions parts of a task, possible individuals, and a generic plan without clear names or dates. The text is too garbled to identify a concrete event or outcome.
The Runaways, a tuneful musical comedy headed by George Heant of Hoey Tey, Hanae, features pretty girls in elaborate costumes and special effects. The show comes to Granta Wi Poh.
In a big musical concert at the Grand on Whufeday, Mirth and entertainment promise a lively program. George Evans of Honey Boy TM fame leads the performance, bringing his minstrel and vaudeville appeal to the audience.
A lively description lauds a large beauty chorus and tuneful choruses in an original New York Casino production. The review notes attractive costumes and engaging songs, portraying the show as entertaining with well staged scenes and appealing performers.
A teen era stage adaptation of Bergut M. Cley's famous novel Dora Thorne presented at the Grand. Critics describe the piece as melodramatic and unsteady, noting overlong scenes and melodramatic climaxes. Bodily complaints and sensational themes are referenced in vague terms.
Rail lines list daily and Sunday train arrivals and departures including No 1 Pickens and Fairmont, No 8 Weston and Pittsburg, No 5 Hiewwood and Morgantown, and No 69 Weston and Fairmont. Bound and half bound sections show Clarksburg, Richwood, New Martinsville, Fairmont, and Pittsburgh connections with times from early morning to late evening. Post includes station changes and local office notes for Baltimore, Md. and Clarksburg, W Va.
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