The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

CuusAAlG9 VI aGll1 VI representations
comprising Pride, Ambition, Hope,
Faith, Rebecca, Rowena and Love. All
these pass before the artist as he lies
dreaming upon sofa. The picture was
SO favoFably received that in answer to a
unanimous encore 1t was repeated, Mr..
Harry List was the artist, and the ladies
were: Pride, Miss Julia Mitchell; Am.
bition, Miss Ida Logan; Hope, Miss
Katie Harrison; Faith, Miss Siddie
Galley; Rebecca, Miss Amelia Campbell;
Rowena, Miss Lizzie Delaplain; Love,
realization, Miss Emma Kemble.
A madrigal, when the Bee Sucks
was sung by the vocal performers, after
which Mr.. S. p. Hildreth read a selection
from Hans Breitmann's poems. Mr.. Hill
dreth demonstrated his proficiency in
the German lingo to the satisfaction OF
everybody.
THE UNFORTUNATE QUEEN.
Scenes from the life OF Marie Stuart"
the unfortunate Queen OF Scots, were
next presented in tableaux. The scenes
were as follows, in the order in which
they are named: The Rival Queens.
The Garden Scene, Signing the Death
Warrant, Communicating the Sentence,
The Execution. The characters were
! filled as follows:
Queen Mary, Mrs. a. W. Campbell;Queen
Elizabeth, Mrs. S. o. Taylor; Leicester,
Mr.. j. L. Mendcl; Hannah, Mrs. J. L.
Mendel; Burleigh, 0. S. Long; Maids Of
Honor to Queen Elizabeth, Miss Lizzie
Campbell, Miss Bird Woodward, Miss
Sallie Howell, Miss Ella Berger,
Mrs. DR.. Turner; Executioner, DR..
Turner; Beale, $, o. Taylor; Earl Of Kent,
Jacob K. Berger; Dean OF T., +. =. Jcp-
son; Maids OF Honor to Queen Marie,
Miss I.ibbie Greer, Miss Sallie Campbell,
Miss Annie Glass, Miss Annie Logan,
Miss Ella UpdcgraiI; Earl Of Shrewsbury,
Frank Stanton; llNlbcrdieas, Hugh Ster.
ling and c. W. Franzheim.
Following this was a madrigal, "Sweet
and Low" and next the tableau John
Anderson, My Joe" Judge Cranmer and
Mrs. J. &. Armstrong were the only char
acters in this tableau. Mrs. Armstrong,
with sweet Scotch dialect, sang tho song
"John Anderson, My joe" in the tremu-
lous accents OF an agcd peasant, This
was by many considered the most touch
ing picture Of the evening.
sTATUARY.
Mr.. O.S. Long read the address Of Ser
geant Buairla to the jury, from Pickwick,
in happy style. Mrs. Bardells breach Of
promise suit, as presented by Mr., Long,
Immediately interested the audience, and
the argument Of the learned Sergeant
Buaiuz for the plaintiff was frequently
interrupted by shouts Of laughter and
applause.
Probably the finest tableau of the en-.
tertanmont was the statuary, which con.
sisted Of six groups, viz: Paul and Viz
ginia, Vcstal Virgin, Mary und Martha,
Blind Boy and Sister, Beatrlce Ccnci,
Cupid. Mr.. Harry Wheat and Miss
Genie Logan were Paul and Virginia, and
Mrs, II. W. List the Vestal Virgin, We
did not learn the names Of those making
up the remaininggrOnps,
smERIDAN's RIDE.
The final tablcau "toOk" immensely. 1t
was designated on the programme rs
"Shcrihan's Ride" The sound Of drum
aud fife was heard behind the scenes,
and Kit Carson and his brother
Robert Carson shortly appeared in
all the glory Of the "Mulligan
Guards" The cannon balls rolled over
the floor promiscuously, and those battle.
Scared veterans went through the gro
tesQuc evOlutions Of Captain llusseys
company with quaking limbs. Kits I'D.
dresses to "the army" were decidedly fun.
ny and brought down the house every
time. The finale was reached when Sam.
ueI IIarnum MCColloch pranccd upon
the stage upon noble charger, as Phil.
Sheridan used to do, and urged the Multi
gan men upon Rebel battery.
The programme was very long, and the
entertainment was protraCtGd until after
II o'clock. The lNteness Of the hour pre-.
vents our speaking Of each performance
accOrdingtO its merits.