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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1915
Page
17
In Salem’s Hazards of Helen serial, Helen climbs into a freight engine cab and drives across a threatened crossing to foil rival railroad plotters who have captured guards and cut wires. She dumps steam and drains water to ensure their scheme fails, with the thrilling scene headed to Clarksburg theaters soon.
Famous beauty Dorothy Bebb travels from Calgary Canada to Universal City to join Pacific recast studios as a motion picture actress. She is described as slender blue eyed with magnetic personality and shows early screen potential after a pre work at Universal studios.
The article previews an upcoming Griffith photodrama featuring Florence Cameron Marion Cooper Ralph Lewis Walter Long and Rob ert Harron Mary Alden and others. It notes stirring portrayals in The Birth of a Nation and The Battle of the Sexes and mentions a new production The Cry of a Child by Wilson Mizner as part of the lineup.
An argument in New York led to a fatal incident when a man was slapped in the face by a friend and Michael Trueheart collapsed and died from heart disease shortly after. The event occurred July 24 and the pursuit of details continues.
Pathe producers L. D. and T. W. Wharton announce film adaptation of George Randolph Chester Get Rich Quick Wallingford stories from Cosmopolitan Magazine. Rights reportedly secured from William Randolph Hearst. Cast includes Max Figman as Blackie Dan Frederic de Belleville as Wallingford and Lolita Robertson in the female lead.
Director Reeves Eason now leads the Flying A company at the American studios in Santa Barbara. Vivian Rich and Joseph Galbraith head the outfit as Spencer features in later Flying A releases. Spencer, a young San Diegan, is popular on the coast for his clever work and local following.
The story notes continued production under Lionel Belmore with Edith Storey and Leah Baird. Captain Harry Lambart has begun work on Youth Lanier Bartlett three part picture story featuring Antonio Moreno and Mlle Valkyrian, rounding out the cast.
Theatre news notes Fred Terry in Henry of Navarre Blanche King to star Honor Bright in Atlantic City Catherine Chisholm Cushing and Taylor Holmes in Mr Mud's Mystery Deirdre Doyle in supporting company Mrs Fiske eyes new vehicle The Melting Pot withdrawn in London The Last Laugh heads to New York with Edward Abeles Elsie Ferguson teased Elaine Hammerstein in next year’s comedy Otto Hauerbach Frohman firm limits star film work Elaine light opera Elaine Friml November Mys teria in New York Megrue’s Under Fire with Frank Craven Paderewski to California for Polish day Adelaide Russ Whytall in Pollyanna revival Blues Paradise due early August Kathryn Osterman in films Norman Pharp as juvenile in Joe Fire Cecil Cunningham vaudeville Jean Haver songs Elsie Janis to return from Europe Gabrielle Dorziat in London The Manxman in America Derwent Hall Caine to act son of Hall Caine Lucile Watson as Mrs Myd in Mr Myd's Mystery Fritzi Scheff vaudeville act broader repertoire.
British actor once popular in three act Broadway feature The Maker of Dreams has died. The beloved performer arrived in America five years ago and starred in several Broadway successes before passing away.
Vitagraph signed the contract for Mile Valkyrien wife of Baron Dewitz to appear in Youth by Lanier Bartlett. The Danish beauty, praised by the king of Denmark, joins Antonio Moreno Donald Hall and Frankie Mann in a four part production directed by Harry Lamart.
The article notes Hal Forde the “International Star” becoming an American citizen and joining Kalem film work. He will soon appear in the Longacre’s The Purple Road and the Liberty and Casino runs. The Enchantress at the New York theatre, with Kitty Gordon. Forde plays Harold Merwin and his son Neal in Broadway Favorites. George Darrel joins Poli company at the Auditorium. Conway Tearle and Crystal Hearne lead The Door Between. Nat C. Goodwich to start Never Say Die and later a new play.
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