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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1915

Page

13

Grand Gets in Picture as Minstrels Booked at Palace

Film plays are to be shown at the Robinson Grand in connection with regular productions. A Mammoth pipe organ costing $8,000 will be installed, with further house changes. The exact start date awaits installation and other preparations. The piece traces early film gains and industry figures, noting pioneers and theater owners who turned to cinema as a major sucess.

Robinson Grand Theater G. M. Anderson Billy Anderson Pacific Coast Klaw & Erlanger the Shuberts William A. Brady Liebler & Company Henry W. Savage Frohmans Belasco

Famous tenor Evan Williams set for Robinson Grand recital

Under the Marcato Music Club, famed tenor Evan Williams returns to singing after years of strain. He credits self-guided practice and voice training with restoring his voice and plans a recital Friday evening March 26 at the Robinson Grand theater, Akron.

Marcato Music Club Williams Robinson Grand Theater

Twin Beds Booked by Robinson at Robinson Grand Theater

Claude Robinson, manager of the Robinson Grand theater, announces booking Selwyn and Company’s farce Twin Beds for the evening of April 26. The play, a big New York hit running at Fulton Theater, is by Salisbury-Field and Margaret Mayo, author of Baby Quine.

Robinson Claude Robinson Robinson Grand_theater Selwyn and Company New York Fulton “Theater Salisbury-Field Margaret Mayo

Good Night Nurse Closes Season After Production

The show Good Night Nurse has closed its current run and will resume next season with a tour planned. The production recently wrapped its latest run and will be unavailable for performances until the tour begins.

Playlet by Hart to stage Playing the Same Game cast led by Marshall

Joseph Hart to produce a playlet titled Playing the Same Game adapted by Aaron Hoffman with Tully Marshall in the leading role. The production showcases Hart's directing approach and Hoffman's script shaping a stage piece centered on a competitive dynamic.

Joseph Hart Aaron Hoffman Tully Marshall

High Jinks rounds out a splendid trio

Arthur Hammerstein who gave Naughty Marietta and The Firefly to American stage has rounded out a magnificent trio with High Jinks at Robinson Grand theater in April. Otto Hauerbach wrote the book and lyrics, Rudolf Friml composed the score. The plot centers on a magic perfume causing universal merriment and a tangle of mistaken identities involving Dr Thorne, his patient, a vengeful French husband, and a young actress impersonating Mrs Thorne in a watering place scenario.

Arthur Hammerstein Robinson Grand Theater Otto Hauerbach Madame Sherry Thorne Paris

Girl Minstrels at the Odeon Next Week

The Odeon hosts Curt Burke and his Merry Minstrel Girls for the first three days of next week. The company features seven girls and three comedians, opening with a minstrel act and followed by a musical comedy The Duke of Mix-ups. Photoplays include Lubin’s A Woman Went Forth and Biograph shorts In Red Dog Town and His Losing Day.

Odeon Theater Curt Burke Odeon Othel Clayton Red Dog Town Madge Kirby Dave Morris

Herz to Be Star of Monsieur Poiret in Philly

Ralph Herz recently in A Pair of Sixes is set to star in Monsieur Poiret at the Little Theater in Philadelphia. Ida Hamilton will be leading lady. A new musical Nobody Home debuts in New York on Easter Monday with Adele Rowland Lawrence Grossmith and Mallie King in cast. Amelia Gardner joins next month in The Bee and the Bank Roll farce by Thomas Broadhurst in New York.

Ralph Herz Oaly Monsieur Poiret John Jex Little Theater Philadelphia Genlua Ida Hamilton New York Adele Rowland Lawrence Grossmith Mallie King Jin Thomas Broadhurst Amelia Gardner

The Natural: Uaw to be staged in Hartford stage

A fragment notes Amen Diay by Charles Sumner titled The Natural Uaw will be produced shortly at Howard Hall Hartford Conn. Cast members include Carl Bostrom Austin Webb and Teresa Maxwell Cérover with Walkers Whitesides listed among other dramatic talents.

Amen Diay Charles Sumner Natural Uaw Hartford Conn Howard Hall Carl Bostrom Austin Webb Teresa Maxwell Cérover Inithe Cart

World renowned conjurors to perform at Grand theater

Claude Robinson announces bookings by Servais LeRoy Mile. Mercedes Talma and Francisco Bosco for an evening March 3 at the Robinson Grand theater. The act features rapid mystic feats including palmings illusion rope reveal and a vaudeville portion with Santo Santucci the accordion wizard.

Claude» Robinson Robinson Grand Theater Leroy Palma Bosco Servais LeRoy Mile Mercedes Talma Francisco Bosco Santo Santucci

Vaudeville and stage stars linked to new tours

Dozens of actors vie for current roles and tours across Europe and America. Marie Cahill Leo Ditrichstein and Adele Blood headline vaudeville and stock productions in major cities. Ethel Barrymore Cyril Harcourt and Mary Boland join new plays and adaptations.

Within the Law Praised by Pinkerton at Robinson

Bayard Veiller's absorbing American play Within the Law earned high praise from Mr. Pinkerton after its Chicago Princess Theatre premiere. He told the author the drama is the most impressive he has witnessed and applauded its police methods and portrayal of thieves.

Pinkerton Bayard “Veiller Selwyn and Company Robinson “Grana Theater Princess Theater Chicago

First Night of Dramatic Entertainment Noted

A fragmented read describes an international and famed detective figure, William Pinkerton, enjoying rich color and atmosphere at a premier evening. The text mentions audiences, wealth of detail, and good dramatic entertainment, with continuation indicated across pages.

William “A.pinkerton

Palace presents musical comedy and drama in week twelve

The Palace offers a strong week of entertainment headlined by musical comedy and vaudeville. Readers will see top performers including Virginia Power as leading lady and appearances by The Three Dywins with additional acts by Abaranellis, promising lively stage action and popular tunes.

Prince of Pilsen returns to Robinson Grand theater

The Prince of Pilsen resumes a return engagement at the Robinson Grand theater on April 6. The production, famed as a leading American musical, has toured England and many other countries with all star casts led by John W. Ransone in his old role. A 37 member chorus and a special orchestra under Victor Clark will accompany the show.

John W. Ransone Hansner Tr Ransone James F. Ransone Clarkesburg Prince Pilsen Victor Clark

Revival of The Revolt With Original Company Returning

The Revolt will be revived with the original company except Helen Ware and Martha Hedman, Beth Franklin leaving London engagement. Edwin Mordant to take an original role. Out of town shows planned with New York engagement at Paster. Hen. B. Harris estate has made a flattering offer for the next two seasons.

Helen Ware Martha Hedman Beth Franklin London Engagemeen Vaudwiht Edwin Mordant New York Paster Hen. B. Harris

New Musical Play Lit tle Mary Mack in Philadelphia

A new musical comedy titled Little Mary Mack will be produced in Philadelphia by the Davenport Producing Company, a new organization.

Little Mary Mack Philadelphia Davenport” Producing Company

Daly offers three Shaw playlets in Boston by Gertrude Kingston

Gertrude Kingston, 48, presents three stage sketches by Bernard Shaw in Boston. She has received an invitation from Arnold Daly to join his Shaw presentation in New York.

Gertrude Kingston Bernards Shaw Boston Greaterine Arnold Daly Shaw York

Ann Murdock Chosen for Prohu man-Belasco Revival Role

Ann Murdock, currently in A Girl of Today, has been selected to play Adriennet in the Prohu man-Belasco revival A Celebrated Case. The production will be staged next season with Murdock in the lead role.

Ann Murdock Beanzens Adriennet Murdock

French Farce Adaptation Sees Local Production

A new farce based on a French original has been staged after success across the provinces. The production, titled My Aunt, drew audiences with its lively comedy and practical humor, signaling strong local reception and ongoing interest in translated plays.

Olat Season in a Musical By George M Trish

A musical production led by manager Farris presents Qhauncey Cowan in a performance titled Olat Season. The show receives American typography and guidance from George M. Trish as the lead organizer.

Qhauncey Olat George M. Trish Tende Farris

Follies contract inked with several writers in 1915

A fragment describes a 1915 contract involving Ziegfeld, Rennold Wolf, Channing Pollock and Gene Buck to write lyrics for the Ziegfeld Follies. The text hints at a May opening and notes the collaborators, with garbled OCR producing uncertain names and dates.

Ziegfeld,Jr Rennold Wolf Channing’ Polo Gene Buck

Booking shows Chicago trip details in fragmented note

Fragmentary text describes a travel booking to Chicago and a date related constraint. The readable items imply a schedule pending confirmation with a window of days near the target date but lack full names or exact details.

Chicago wWin York

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Grand Palace Mammoth Pipe Organ Evan Williams Mr. Williams New York City Akron Aeneas Berlioz Cincinnati Powers-That-Be Magic Perfume Selwyn & Company By Bayard Vieliner Clara Joel Mary Turner Eltinge Theatre Go. and Herz Ransone LeRoy, Talma Marie-Cahill Leo Ditrichstein Dustin Farnum The Los Angeles Vida Whitmore Mrs. Trevor Gerald du Maurier George V. Hobert Charlie John Cort Frances_ McHenry Omaha Roe Blood Rose’ Coghlan Rejane Tom McNaughton Edith Wynne Mathison Fanny Brice RY ‘Rose Stahl Far West Ethel Barrymore Yone Cyril ‘Harcourt Lillian Russell Star Owen Davis Petrograd Lilian Albertson Fesswill Robert T. Haines Low Telleren Newee Itvis Berlin Reritten Kansas City Shuberts Veiller Clare Joel Partiof Turner Rovinson Grand Theater Palace Theater Virginia Power New Heingio Ciareesares Itheate Phu Thei Prince of Daly Cowan Dumas Camille Sarah ‘Burnhart Leslie Garter En. Blair Bell Thurs FRL SAT Friandsat Matine Bessie McCoy Victor Marie
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