The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-06
AMusEMENT FuEILLErON.
The Concert by Local Talent ut the OPP
era House Tonight.

We have several times referred to the con-
cert to DO given ut the Opera House this
evening by the Professors Hermann, assisted
by other fayorite Wheeling musicians. Com
niendatiOn ut our hands Is SuperiluOuS, The
following programme speaks for itself;
Overture, for orchestra Bale
Opera HOUSE OPhGStrn.
ROndO Brilliant, for piano and YiOllnn.hy Schubert
prOls. CRnd T. HERMANN.
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Mn, N. Whitaker
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Transcribed by s. \. Sanford
Prof. Z. HERMANN.
With accompaniment by the Orchestra.
Prof. ElOnard Hermann and the Orchestra,
(R) serGnadG,
The Harmonic. MiuMnenhOr and the Orchestnl
"'''' 'f'rGi X HERMANN
Souvenir d AmCiqu -NIlscs for piano solo,
Prof. &. Hermann,
Angels sercnadr, Violin ObllgatO. .".." DcrgawlSI
Ms. q. H. Caldwell.
Souvenir d Amerlquc, fOr, vIOn,""."",by ViedocQ
Prof. u, HERMANN
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
OF this old Wheeling fayoritG, tho Brooklyn
Daily Tmss llas this To say; .
Maggie Mitchell appeared last evonlng In
"FanchOn," and, OfCOursG all OF Brooklyn
that could get inside the theatre witnessed
the unique representation, laughed over II,
became grave over 1t, cried over It, and felt
better for having seen 1t, The character has
undergone 10 change, and Is as fresh and
viyaciOus III when II first received the sur.
prisCd attention OF The public. II is 80 nat.
a ttnN an MT nf n al
40 simple and unaffected, yet possessed oI
such n homely beauty, II so presents our
emotion TO us In the rough, unpublished by
social usageS and unrcstrainGd by GonvGn,
alities Of which the poor Cricket knows moth.
Ing, that Il must ever be q favOr!te with those
who have hearts to be touched and fanCies 10
he delighted Mr., MCClannin rs Father Bar.
bedHh let his kind heart shine through Grlls.
ty and fault-flndlng manner, aud came out
jubllant ere the curtain dropped.
SOL SMITH RUSSELL
Sol Smith Russell and his excellent com.
pany appear ut the Opera House tomorrow
evening In the sparkling comedy, "EdgewOOd
Folks" Tickets arc now on SQlo at Wilson
4 banners music store,
"EdgewoOl Folks played last evening al
the brooklyn Park Theatre for the first time
In this city, Is destined to enjoy here the
same phenomenal popularity that II has so
speedily gained elsewhere. II Is full OF de.
Corous humor, innocent mertiment and kind.
~ wit, and Is Just what is wanted in the way
Of light, pleasing and innocent amusement.
II Is full Of bright sayings, cpniGal situations
aud Uleverly designed Incidents, and gives
scope for good acting 10 company honestly
able to boast that II has been selected with d
view TO the best OF comedy acting, and not
merely to mako ballast for q star. Mr.. Sol
Smith Russell, who plays tho principal part,
that OF Tom DllOIfdN Is, or ought ID DO,
known to the general reader ~ one Of the
most versatile Of legitimate comedians that
we have. There appears to be no line Of
comedy parts that lie cahnot take. His
sketches Of character marked by the most
comprehensive study and expressed by nm
innlmerablc phalAnx Of little touches III de.
tail, proves that his schooling In dramatic art
Inns been thorough. with Ills keen intuIt ion Of
character and Ills amazing dPElOrty In lit.
ting Off his salient points Mr.. Russell has
two Of the highest quail cAtlons that com.
cdian can have. OF u company that contains
such artists us accompany Mr.. Russell II Is
superb uOus to speak except to anticipate the
general verdict OF warm Communications
brooklyn Daily Eagle.