Stage Start at Bijou Monday
Singers and dancers open the week with new material at the Bijou on Monday. The program promises a lively turnout as audiences anticipate a popular Suny Castieton act and a fresh lineup for the week.
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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1915
Page
13
Singers and dancers open the week with new material at the Bijou on Monday. The program promises a lively turnout as audiences anticipate a popular Suny Castieton act and a fresh lineup for the week.
Broadway favorites Kalem presents An Innocent Sinner starring Katherine LaSalle as leading lady with John Mason in Big Jim Gerrity. Kalemcast includes Guy Coombs. production features The Valley of Humiliation and The High Roller and the Buzzing Blondine. Vitagraph closing 2 Boarding House Feud. director Wilbur North completed Lillien's Husbands with Lilien Walker.
A report traces years of success on stage and screen noting the first Jewish actor to play Surlock and introduce other Shakespearean characters in Yiddish. F Glickman appears on screen for debut in film The Last Concert, with Herman Power the sympathetic old musician central to the Romaaree Taanhorser Dietuall feature.
Edward Earle suffers a fall during a film scene and is stung by attacking ants. A quick probe later reveals the sting episode was not an accident but part of a swarm in a bed used for the scene. Ashley Miller directed the picture with Gladys Hulette in the leading role.
A Shubert Brady film program at the Orpheum features Virisn Mar Muss Martins in The Arrival, with praise for her stage presence in The Wishing Ring and Old Dutch. The production by Mons Emile Chatard marks his directorial debut for Shubert-Brady.
Lubin company in Phoenix Arizona completes From Champion to Tremp a two act drama directed by Romaine Fielding released on June 17 Fielding plays a world harrier mile runner falsely accused of crookedness banished from athletics wanders to a mining camp where a new environment helps him vindicate himself as an athlete and man.
Weekly program at Robinson Grand features Charles Chaplin in a Essanay release on the same bill with Miss Vel Vale an English comedian touring with G P Huntley. A Rare Treat promises strong performances Tuesday with Vel Vale, and Wednesday presents the Paramount film The High Road as a starring vehicle for Mrs. Fike, drawing large crowds and expected high interest.
Star actress GiNeill leads a Paramount cast in a period drama with The Prince Cusp theme, paired with a laughable farce Mrs Black at the Robinson Grand. William Shay and Henry Bergman also star as the screen program showcases two reels of Strom line Generals Son Company with limited seating and a ladies retiring room noted in the foyer.
A compact look at a versatile director credited with a string of comedy successes. The catalog includes entries like Park Johnnies Bigs Blighted Career and Love and Sour Noves with titles such as A Stool Pis con's Revenge and Shaved in Mexico.
Fragmentary lines discuss perfection and immediate progress in a particular innovation line. The writer hints at upcoming breakthroughs and personal readiness, implying fast development and a future milestone. No clear names, dates, or concrete facts are present in the readable text.
Director Ashley Willer staged a dramatic fire scene in the Edson three part feature Out of the Ruins where a brick wall crumbles in view while Mabel Tramuere stands at a window. The sequence is praised as one of the most striking ever seen on screen.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference suffrage leader Alice Snitzer Surke with speeches. Mentions Raesstreef and event context unclear. Core facts are faint. likely misread names and places.
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