The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26
Alnilscilicnts,

Leavitt & Pastor tonight.
Pearl Ey'inge's brentwood" company has
stranded in the west, and will not ill their
engagements in this vicinity.
| The famousM b. Leavitt and Tony Pastor
Will present their magnificent company for
Inc edilicntion u the urusenlent.loyingp pub.
lie in this city tonight, Offering Tie gru,i,es,
entertainment that has ever been given on,
people. Reserved seats are now uu sale at
Wilson & Banners.
MY itartndr" will be given at the Opera
House Saturday evening Reserved seats
VIII he placed on sale this morning at
Wilson u Banners. The New York Dm.
matic Weekly says: At this house, MY
tartner,"- wIlll which, the season u. this
theatre opened last Thursday, is remark.
able for the consistency Of its story, the
brightness oiits dialogue, the force OF its
dramatic situations, and the keen humor Of
Its comedy. A Il the leading parts are strong,
and anord ample opportunities for the dis.
play Of ability, and ull were well sustained.
IA Render" asks us: "sYhen was the Opera
House built! When commenced and when
tinished2 Please answer through your paper
to settle u dispute" The house was COM
meneel tarlny in 1872, and completed in the
ial! OF 1915 i was opened October G. 1879,
with james Fi'7simmons as lesqee and man.
ager,, shasespeaTe's Tempest" being the
opening plny: performed by astect company
Of which Milton Mobiles, now starring In
"lnterviews," WIS The leading man.
Irish Aristocracyn viii be given ut the
Opera House November !, by Barry and Fay.
The Rochester Democrat says: Barry and
Fay's play" Irish Aristocracy," which proved
10 be ,"Muldoon's Picnic" rewritten, was
produced Ct, the Grand Opera House last
evening in q style gastly changed aud i'm
proved. The piece has been alnost entirely
retaining only Tie principal
scenps ,Rnd Incidents, new characters have
been added, everything has been subjected
~ the cleansing process, and the performance
IN Its present form is 0p,yaGeoVsly and con.
i!huouuly funny. 1t Is not exactly what
could be called tho most refined order Of
comedy, but its broad hunlor appoalg irresiSt.
ably TO a miscellaneous audience. Barry
md Fay arc inimitablu in their characters OF
..Nnldoon and .iulcahy, and they hnvc com.
ipany which meets all requirements, J, J.
Sullivan deserves special word OF comu,en.
deti0n Tor his 0. Roger lfuluchy. The make
up Ia remarkably clever and his facial expires.
sion u genuine. wCrk ofit, The same pro.
gramnle will be repeated ,sn's!t,
The baltimore papers praise "rho PROBES.
for,,'' highly. The Ameitui says: There per.
yades tilp comedy III atmosphere of sin.
plicity and purpneas Which captlvutes and
pleases. Besides oil this thars IS apparent
That smoo.hness and completeness Of pre.
pnrat:0n which charac,erizes ull OF the Midi.
son Square Theatres productions. W. II.
Gillette appeared as "'rhe Frofessor,n and
gave that excellent in,parsonatiop which la.
made the comedy what It Is. It Ia ci,arap.
!cr sketch worthy Of the highest praise.
Miss Belle Jackson, the. original "Daisy
Brown" WIS greeted ss M old friend on heI
first entrance. She plays the pnrt with q
simplicity and tenderness Which Is delight
full. G.isSI sgf 7'l.s Ess a,. ''.fc