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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1914
Page
16
A fragmented fashion column describes a gala event featuring a famed figure wearing a white gown with a full brocaded skirt, velvet and satin wraps, and a lavish bodice. It mentions a renowned courtly style and an elaborate evening wrap, with emphasis on material richness and a vanishing decorative touch.
Desented by Miles Little stories unfold a tale of a daughter freed from misused settings who falls for her intended victim and uncovers her father's thieves ties. Frances Nelson, among the busiest new Universal stars, shines in Ambition as she dresses in a black velvet afternoon costume with blue charmeuse trim, showcasing her screen reputation.
Mabel Trunnelle in Young Mrs Winthrop gowns from the Edison release drew fashion writers. Descriptions include grey velvet hat ensembles, taupe broadcloth daytime suit with jacket, pink charmeuse with gold embroidery, old rose ensemble with jet details, and two opera coats in black velvet with silver braid and gold charmeuse trimmed with white fox.
The Vitagraph Company of America adopts a new policy for 1915 expanding Broadway Star Features into the General Film Service. In partnership with Broadway Star Feature Company, three-part features will debut at the Vitagraph theater with four first releases including Two Women and The Sage Grush Gal, all noted as instant drawing cards for exhibitors.
The Alco Film Corporation announces upcoming photoplay releases featuring Madame Olga Petrova in The Tigress and Shadows of a Great Guy with Thomas Jefferson and Adelaide Thurston. Also touted are The Master of the House, The Forest Thieves, Pantasma, Sugar Making in Subo, The Alarm of Angelon, and other Edison and Mutual studio projects with noted players such as Blanche Sweet. The piece notes previews, cast hints, and production ambitions across Pasadena and Los Angeles, with references to Sugar Making in Subo and related educational aims.
A Kalem release titled The Truth of Victor Hugo’s Words appears in Derelict with startling moral. The Derelict and The Accusation produce stark warnings about self interest and vice. Actress Miss Matin Bats stars as the wife in this drama, reflecting social dangers of habit forming remedies.
Arnold Daly, famed for Candida, signs with Pathe to play reading parts in the new serial The Exploits of Blaine. The move signals a more artistic approach, less reliant on sensational incident, with Daly as an object lesson in the evolving cinematic serial.
In a Prématuré Comprorilbe sequence, Mato Biac Dermott and Yale Benner feign sickness aboard a lordship yacht to boost a director’s stunt. The boat rocked perfectly and the crew praised the take, but both actors soon doubled over and were sick for hours, confirming the ruse was too convincing.
Hundreds of thousands watch Essanay film The Way of the Woman as Irene Hstelle Hough of Omaha Nebraska, nineteen, is chosen the most beautiful telephone girl to play Dorothy. She proves a capable actress, boosting the play’s popularity and acclaim.
A drama "Drivens" by Temple Thurston produced in New York starring Alexandra Carlisle. A young married woman overhears a doctor's verdict that she has only eighteen months to live and schemes to enjoy life with a dangerous romance before possible cure changes her plans.
Mary Fuller resists fear as Dinata shilling rises while a Hollowcladian clad in leaves stands near a camera. Robert Hill appears in scant cave man garb amid a vision titled In My Lady High and Might.
The New York premiere of Secret Strings will be at Longacre Theater on December 28 with Lou Tellegen as Rene the lead. Also in the cast are Mary Nash Hamilton Revelle Frederic de Bellevue Marion Abbott Blanche Yorke Frank Sterling Charles Cogeman Leonard Gray Charles K. Gerard Sidney Stone Raimy Oswald and Arthur P. Math.
Fragmented OCR prose describes a photodrama titled The Gail of the Waves with garbled phrases about love, appeal, innocence, and dramatic imagery. The text references jealousy, joy, and peril yields a surreal, unreliable portrayal with many misread words and unsure characters.
A Universal photoplay starring Francis Ford and Grace Cunard captivates audiences with a tale of Eros. The plot follows Frank, heir to a wealthy family, who abandons his birth life to pursue pleasure as waves of emotion pull him toward romance and ruin.
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