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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1916
Page
17
Kolb and Dill, famed German comedians, will debut in an American Continental comedy feature. Under director Rea Moreet, the production titled Ammn Tar Marr is set for release through Music after a March schedule.
Report describes scattered discussions on local governance and health matters. Mentions a prescription writer, a committee, and attempts to improve the area through various plans. Several names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but township concerns include medical and public health actions.
A new Fairbanks film titled Logging Mixon and the Mare joins Triangle Pictures offerings. The comedy features a light plot with a simple love interest and broad appeal, delivering crowd-pleasing humor without graphic content.
Christine Mayo stars in The Spell of the Yukon with Edmund Kenawe Us as a reading woman who becomes extremely superstitious and finds work impossible. The piece notes the National Board designating certain films for youth and mentions other actors and a stage production adjacent to the film release.
The Bijou cinema announces a week of features at the Fito Jnohide house with Maude Foaly in The Immortal Finny and Loins Tapa among other titles. Patrons report packed shows, while Chaplin’s screenings and a Chaplin comedy event draw large attendance as the new season advances.
An elaborate circus event features La Belle Le Sieur with a dramatic story of marriage, jealousy, and a baby’s parentage. The serialized performance promises stunning acts, vivid scenery, and a traveling circus spirit, drawing crowds with thrilling feats and emotional resonance.
A fragmented report notes a fable titled The Fanle of the Postmome Puud in two families yields a reel, with 16 ranks by Ewaanay and a serram by Lwo. It mentions an auction in Feela, elaborate notes, and a focus on the item rich. Meanwhile La hote tirleb leaves Broadway after a big fascio to join Oliver Morenco Photoplay. Wil Mam Doetiand reportedly joins the motion picture movement amid debut tensions.
A forest fire in the Yachfc Count Range forces wildlife displacement as hundreds of wild deer flee their wooded stronghold. Local observers report the blaze damaged habitat near Mio Bins feoduton, with William Russell among those noting the scene.
The fragment references Vampire Girl Bage in films and links to Kalout Company and various actors. It mentions roles tied to The Lota Woman and Sue Magdalene portrayals, with scattered notes on production locations and personnel, including Montreal and New York connections, amid a chaotic, OCR-like render.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a historical piece mentioning Antiny Miller Higles Paragonant and a poker fin at hananwyery. The readable text centers on a named person and a notable event or location, but details remain unclear. the article appears to discuss adaptation of paragraphs and a specific task.
A fragment notes Committaa an Creisentiamn at a Saturday Morning Post store in Tutvars City by Har y Caray with Genies Marshal Carey Klennlt and Olive Golden. The item mentions Western pictures to be produced for Universal Tro Frain by Carey.
Dustin Farnum famed as “Dusty” from Buckaport rose from boyhood on a Murat farm to stage success with the Ethel Tucker troupe. He achieved fame in The Virginian and The Squaw Man, later joining Bow Worth and Paramount, with Captain Courtesy and The Gen Usman from Indiana shaping his screen prominence.
Ethel Barrymore headlines a bustling gossip page with mentions of Our Mrs McCheaney and summer productions in Oklahoma City's open-air venues. The piece notes stars like James T Powers in New York farces, Sam Bernard and Elato Janta tied to Century teaser engagements, plus various musical and vaudeville acts across San Francisco and London. It highlights industry figures Ed win T. Emory directs a San Francisco company, Kate Condon on the vaudeville circuit, and Willard Holcomb's special performance at the Actors' Home nineties event, tracing a lively postwar theater season’s plans.
A quirky column explores the philosophy of laughter, urging readers to start the day with humor. It riffs on self chat and the idea that joy can ease worries, praising wit and resilience while weaving in playful verse and light satire.
Cape theater scene features Mire Fickin in a dramatization of Wiliston Chittehe and Conteh on Lonive Heanor in a major production. Mage Mavoln stages Chanting Chiatora with Cantortury Pilgrims, grand Prix with Percy Mackay and Rognall De Keven. Widespread activity includes Mekeo Opera Company’s next venture and Root Tarkington’s work. Movements include vaudeville shifts with Marcus Loow, Mabel Pranyear taking Nothing but the Truth, and Daddy Long Legs front performance in London. Geraldine Farrar and Lou Tele travel to Los Angeles for film work. The Stolen Star sketch by Welle Hawking advances. Donald Brien heads to cinema as a diamond necklace plot unfolds.
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