The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-25
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The entertainment given Of the Opera
House last night by Harry Miners Comedy
-Four Combination was one Of the best va
riety performances ever given in the city, or,
we are willing to believe, anywhere else. It
Is rarely one sees as fine an artist as Carrie
Swain in Vaudeville company, Her orig.
lnal conception, THE Western Union Tele'
graph Boy" Is q pretty one, and her other
performance Is very attractive, Vatican, the
iuggleT Is one Of the best in that line OF buSi'
ness, Billy Carters banjo and vocal music,
and the comedy sketch OF the leromes, show
considerable merit, and Murphy and Shan
non are very correct and very funny Dutch
delipeators. The Little Four and the Big
Four, Cool Burgess and the Brennansr make
up company which 1t wouldbe hard to beat,
The same company will give another per
Torrance this evening with change OF pro
gramme,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
An immense company Is playing to good
houses at this popular place Of amusement
this week. The new programme put on the
stage last evening Is probably as strong one
rs has ever been given at the house, We
must make special mention OF the Electric
QuArtette, Campbell, Chaliant, Mitchell and
Harris in their musical inteFlude, "0ur Pic.
Mic Party" introducing original classic and
comic selections, These artists justly stand
at the head Of their profession. The Win
nets are also among the best performers now
in the field, and Dreamer and Christie are
famous everywhere for their chaste music
and irresistible comedy, Venus, the mar
velous wire walker, remains as also Harry
Leonard, Eddie Edwards and Rose Hall,
DRAMATIC NOTES,
John Mccullough has had tho most success.
full season OF his life thus far
Remenii was advertised out West as the
"Bully Fiddler and drew Immense,
Robson and Crane are playing to fine
business in New York In Our bachelors,
The Mckee Rankin.Miller case, over the
drama Of 4O,n has been dismissed by the
New York Judge before whom 1t was set for
trial,
The John Rogers Combination with Ny
SIgeeiheGrt, have been playingln Washington,
D.. O., the past week to fine business. This
week they arc in Baltimore.
The critic on one OF the Rochester papers
thinks that Sheridan Knowles play Of Riche-
lieu Is Just bully. He doesn't say what he
thinks Of Shakespere's 7OOtlleJ,
n NGW AuiA ASNS1o N0n tANVAI
robbed Of her stage wardrobe, The thief was
caught and the clothes found In his cor, where
he had slowed them, but the detective picked
them out with toothpiCk,
They have young and pretty girls as ushers
at the Court Theatre, London, II Manager
Reister were to try II here, the boys wouldbe
continually losing their seats, so that they
might have business with the ushers.
The Denver Tribune says Emile Melville
has eyes like bantam hens eggs, and the
smallest feet on record and that the fair
Emile has the habit ofgiYing her old slippers
to newspaper critics Us memeltoes Emile,
our address Is Wheeling.
Tho Philadelphia NeTJ says OF the play 10
be presented at the Opera House next week
"My Sweetheart is a well constructed, de-
lightiul comedy, replete with good situations
and full OF melody, and Is a musical as well
as dramatic work. Miss Palmers and Mr..
Graham sustain characters theaverage theatre
goer would desire to see second time.