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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1916
Page
19
Film star Ancy Horewes, leading a Mus tang photoplay for American Film Company, shares beauty and health tips for women of all ages. Her advice blends practical care with theater polish, urging readers to study self-presentation and self-care.
The Triangle play directed by Reginald Barker stars Frank Keenan with Gardner Sullivan as writer and Art Director Robert Fruman. A vast cathedral like interior set is used alongside Civil War staging details consulted with Confederate veterans at Vicksburg. The Crisia is planned as a twelve reel feature.
A Lubin company release titled Stiiker was shown near Franklin Pennsylvania. Edgar Laws directed the five act feature in Daniel Carson Goodman’s scenario with Nannee O Neil starring. The production drew attention for its dramatic appeal and substantial expense.
Iva Shepard, the Gaumont Mutual star known as a vivacious vampire, appeared as a solo dancer. Guests praised her moonlit performance with a string orchestra accompaniment and a dramatic rendition of a midsummer dream aria.
Writer Russell E Smith, famed photeplay author, is added to the Thomas H. Ince staff. He will devote his time exclusively to Triangle Kay Hee plays. Smith joins Culver City plant alongside Gardner Sullivan J G Hawke Monte M Katterjohn and Lanier Bartlett, strengthening the writing team.
May Allison and Harold Lockwood lead a new Metro feature The Masked Rider set in the North Carolina mountains. The tale follows moon shiners routed by a stalwart young man from up cast with Allison delivering daring outdoor exploits and rescue scenes that showcase her saddle skill and screen charm.
Real count Juan de la Cruz plays Signor Pastorell in the Morosco Paramount photoplay The Making of Magdalena. He comes from a noble Spanish named family, trained in drama and opera at Copenhagen's Royal Theater, then appeared across Europe before moving to America. He later acted in Mioraxen's Peer Gyst and The Gentleman from Indiana.
Kelele M Callaghan daughter of the late Port Warden of Newark City and sister of Thamar J Callaghan joins Horatey Mumal Studios as private secretary. She is added to the executive staff, serving in a key administrative role.
Frank Reicher begins another film with Blanche Sweet for Lasky Paramount. Unlike the usual long vacation between projects, Sweet is not getting many days off, much to her delight.
Marguerite Skirvin joins the Metro company as a supporting actor in The Quitter. Lionel Barrymore stars as the cast works near Delaware Water Gap. Skirvin sent rattlesnake skins to New York for curing to be used in a band for future Western pictures.
California Lubin Company announces releases in June starting June 13 with The Avenger two acts followed by Lone of the Son three acts on June 75 and The Stolen Master three acts on June 22 all directed personally by Captain Wilbert Melville.
A comical film features Carol Halloway Jobo Sheehan and John Greppling in a Beauty Mutual release about a self aiming device and excitable representatives. The piece highlights thrills for dare devils and danger, with a plot centered on a novel invention and slapstick misadventure.
William 8. Mart and Ruby Adams appear in a forthcoming triangle photoplay titled Leading Roles In a Sullivan Play. C. Gardner Sullivan wrote the script for the production.
Kyne’s tale The Three Godfathers is adapted for moving pictures by Bluebird. The Mojave Desert provides most scenes with director K J Le Saint securing a unique moving picture for the screen. Alice Taaffe plays the younger sister in Not My Sister, while Inco Studio and American Mutual collaborate on supporting roles for Helen Rosson The Sign of the Spare. Alan Forest and George Redhardt join American Mutual in cast announcements.
Cartoonist Wallace A. Carlson introduces More Cartoons and Canimated Nooz Pictorials as part of Fiannny's forthcoming offerings Dreamy Dud cartoons join the lineup promising humor and visual satire for readers.
New York dispatch recounts a quirky tale of a bottle tossed into the Ohio River by Alice Fenton of Cincinnati. The bottle travels to Santa Monica where William Symonda of Omaha discovers it and replies, a chain of letters with no romance or wedding outcome.
An humorous散 discussion frames a home run on business lines, with a long tale about a bottle, a letter, and a geodetic survey, ending in reflections on husbands, wives, and practical domestic management. The piece explores gender roles and home economy through satirical vignettes and a parable about a contract with a housemaid.
Willie Ritchie, long out of the ring, aims to return when possible to regain public attention after his loss to Ted Lewis at the Winter Garden in New York. He seeks a comeback in hopes of restoring his standing in boxing.
A discussive piece compares household roles and the value of allowing men to experiment in home work. The director argues for patient, gradual involvement through practical tasks and tolerates flawed attempts. A professor encourages encouraging varied experiments to build useful skills.
An orator at a Philadelphia memorial said Marines led by Robert E. Lee captured John Brown at Harpers Ferry in 1859. Local officials and Marine Corps officers later testified that United States troops did not capture Brown, clarifying the historical record.
Forest notes estimate South sawmill waste could yield twenty thousand tons of paper daily. Oiled paper touted for seedlings shipments. Burlap wrappers favored when crates are not used. Beavers Creek Utah rangers remove snow to expose young. spring needs. National forests face losses from cattle disease and blackleg. Liverock cattle outbreaks cited.
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