Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL,
1T THE PLAY HGISE.
Last Sighi's COnceri-attracii"ns To-
DAY and EO-NOrro".


largo AMI appreCia''ye aTdicGca Hiic!
The Op,~. House - wi'ne the conce'l
given BY the McG!beUy Family y more
pleasing sud lhurruglly enloyabie enter
tsiumeLt has seid0m been given N Wheel
ing, for the charms OF music have doup-e
attraction when the pC!'Ormers, notwith'
standing their Individual ability, are mod
est and unpretsndirr, ard the parents OF
these talented children have every e.son
be proud with the reception given them
last night IL was not only the hhlsheu
peFfyrmauce Of the older members OF ihe
family, bat even the youngest, IttIe ran
mic. winch evoked the greatest applause,
one Of the most cOmmendable features Oh
tLr concert was that all the selections
were iuiicIously made and wilhin
,he reach and ability Of the several per
formers: there vas no straining after ei!e2s
for mere pretentions sake. The quaFtetle
piaying If Viola, Hugh, Victor ana freq
wss rrepi oaChBble and commented ltseH
for the purity Of tone and expression
Me,delssuhn's Morning Prayer Tor horns,
VS. eTUuisitely given; il was perform
spCe OF which older players might nav
| beeu rrord. The vocal sextett "O, B'ti
| tiful. How Beautiful" deserves special
| m.utIon. Ii is not an easy compost
ton and was very iastefu!y given
the voices blending we!! together'
| the powerful voice Of Mrs. Mcoio-
| new being well supported by The
| other SINGERS. OF the violin quartettes
| Mendelss ohn's Scherz0 'Appriccio was
most thoroughly enjoyed. Mis-, Viola Nc :.
| Gileny's various talents deserve special
mention her alto voice was most effective
| in the vocal quartette. while the pure and
sren ioue on the cornet and her tasteful
violin p.syiDg made most tayoracis I'M
nrsssinn Miss Allies recitation va1
| good specimen Of mimicry, enYokinS tGe
creates; applause. lie Berlots h'th ait
wss plsytd by Nr. Hugh NcGloeny WIN
artistic finish and skill; his ooaing
js e.-od, and the tecnnicsi
difficulties were overcome with great pre-
c:siop. esoecislly in the double: stops, al
IIoncb ve missed the pisnoforte sccJmPa-
niment sriIl the strength OF his bo"!ns
and the fuiIness OF the harmony MADE us
absence bpt little felt. The humorous part
| NJ the concert was thoroughly enjoyed "
both o!d and young especially the German
| dnet between Florence aud Dockie; a. wa
| Also The Professor at home, eyokjng the
| loudest applause.
ACROSS THE CosTISEsI.
To-nigbt Oliver Doud Byron will pat
ac,oss the Continent" on the boards, iol
| one night only. Oliver ID. Byron 'he pop
nIsr American star, than whom there sno
A better re epresent tatIve Of the mel9-dtsmati'
| sci ool before the public. opened ias' even
ing at Beucks TO . crowded AoGse.
Mr., Byron's acting it would be superfnou
! 10 speak. He has the happy gift OF veTsa
| tility. NJ one moment thrilling the breast
| of his sudience With the paihos OF his line'
| and anon convuising them with laughter
! Miss Kate Byron improves on each annua
| visit, and displays marked talent OF mig
order. The ak comedians kept the a.
di,pce in q continual shout oi laughter
| Cincinnati Commercial.
fHREK os KIsD,
10 the ne. play 10 be given tonight
saisbury's Troubsdoars. The play b
| more substance lban anything else u
: Trouosdsurs have presented. There IS
I. good motive, . greater variety OF characte
!. and plenty OF space for ya!iegsted color.
/ il a comedy kslti5oseope, presenting ey
n varying hn,s. /, makes surprises, II IS II
!. AYE il is clean. it 10 capital. kiddei
p vii ia Keen, and flashes ike two'eds
;, SWORD. his ir genrity in arrangement Is
a mirsti,, his dialogue is crisp ana eve
- sbo, tits the mark. He bss struck suc>e
=. In .Tbrie of a kind" Nate Salisbury fs
field for eccentric comedy, snd be sVi'>a