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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1915
Page
17
Hart Willijai S Hart appears as star of the fourth Whomish Ince program The Disciple a tale of blooded quest from Inco and Barrett McCormick joins the staff as a new author words describe western Ghatnoters and the cast for the program
Billy Latwin and Maite vie perform in Mintore s and Franze at the Odeon with a gala of high class selections. The theater promises a mix of comedy and dramatic excerpts from a varied program.
Lilian Lorraine, a favored stage star, rose from childhood roles at CentraI Theater to New York by fourteen, joining routines with Richard Golden and Babe Foy. Her early screen work and musical comedy roots point to a bright film future, with steady New York recognition and continued stage appeal.
A massive stage set by Lesky Paramount is going up on the lower floor of the sinita gambling casino at Monado. It includes salons and cafes and is intended for the motion picture industry drawing about 10,000 people in Los Angeles and Hollywood who rely on film.
A Black Sheep, an early talking picture by Charles Hoyt based on a stage piece, will be released through VL, H Inc to exhibitors. It opens in Tombstone and then Chicago with a lively fast paced comedy plot and some romantic elements described as entertaining and risqué.
Fragmented OCR discusses saving for a rainy day in film production. Mentions Enyo Hamilton Revalie, Lois Meredith, and Columbia Metro project An Enemy to Society. Notes Italian Ambrosio production and use of artificial lighting when sun fails.
A fragmentary report describes a Madison Square exposition in New York with notable attendees and a positive reception. The piece highlights remarks by Mrs Clarence Burns and mentions the event showcasing industrial progress and public interest amid festive displays.
In a vivid era portrait, Alice Howell stands as the stage personification of witty face expressions and playful mime. Her mockery of classic vaudeville tricks echoes alongside the era’s humor icons like Evlyn Tanguay and a nod to contemporary styles in theater.
The Universal company acquires notable authors and titles as legal materials for Broadway features. Featured works include Prominent American authors and stage names connected to Morosco and Lasky Paramount, with names such as Booth Parkington and William Meleod Ratus associated with projects.
Fragmentary report recounts sailors near a city harbor buying a trinket for 90 cents. Dinley, revived with doctors, praises a device described as “electric boat” amid a dispute over sacred relics and a city’s religious tensions.
The readable text is fragmented and does not present a coherent event or facts. It mentions names and places in a garbled way, offering no clear outcome or date. Further readable context is required to produce a meaningful summary.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions people and places in a puzzling sequence. It references a director and a person named Mowat in a vague civic or artistic context. The readable bits suggest a commentary on privacy and an abstract, unfinished note.
Fragmented text from a State event note mentions an individual and organization names in unclear context. Readable items include possible place and roles but specifics remain obscured by garbled OCR. Further restoration needed to identify exact event, dates, and participants.
Readable fragments recount a boy’s urgent health concerns and surrounding reactions. The text mentions Vivian Rion and a potential illness or injury affecting the child, with references to medical care and a local response, reflecting a troubled scene in a community setting.
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