The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-24
"INGomAR" AND ORCHARD III"
warde's Two Appearances ut the open
House Saturday. 4....t

WnrdesEWO appearances At tuo Vpe4h
~ House Saturday. ,.4 .l
Frederick Warde and his company pre-
scented "Ingomar" at the Opera House satur-
day afternoon, with the star in the title role
aud Miss Boyle ss Parthenia. The audience
was much the best Of The engagement though
the house wss not full. The performance
was marred by the fact that the players were
not perfect in their Inca This Is probably
owing to the fact that they have appeared in
II but three times. Mr.. Wardes hlgom0r Ia
not the great Characterization that his Virgin.
i,R or his Richeltu Is. Perhaps this is the
fault OF the author, and not the actor. The
piece was satisfactorily put on In most II.
spects, Mrs Boyle's PlTtkefia suffering little
by comparison with Mary Anderson's.
might Richard IlI' wei given. Warde's
Richard. is perhaps his most uneven performs
ance. At times he Is great; at other times
his playing partakes almost Of the nature Of
burlesque. His tent sesne 10 over acted,
and his death scene Ia not what might be ex.
work ss he haL His facial expression
throughout the play ives strikingly natural.
Mr.. Malone's Richmond deserved the ringing
applause with which It wPs occasionally
greeted, and Mics Boyle wsss fine Qu:en Anne.
The young lady VINO played the Duchess q
York and Prince of Wales Is the weakest mem.
her OF the company. The former perform
ance wss without redseming feature; the
latter would have been tolerable had she not
shown disposition to be mirthful at very
inOpportune moments. ss
THE MIssTRELs TONIGHT. hi
This evening Hayerly's Spectacular Msst1.
don Minstrels viii appt IT At the Opera Houte,
giving besidCl the usual minstrel perform
snce The burlesque, 1.-THE Pflncc-Y Of Ma 10.
pascar," which Is said TO be an entirely new
sind OF performance. Mr.. Hayerlys name
| il tower OF strength 10 the company, but
not content with this, he hes enrolled In The
company tome OF the best known artists in
the line the country has produced e'ats at
| Wilson & Banners.
"rHE RoMANY RYE"
Seats are selling well at Wilson & Banners
for the engagement at the Opera Hou:s
Tuesday and "wednesday evenings Of "rhe
Romauy Rye" the famous spectacular
drams. The Suggesting Of the play Is
exceptionally good, and some OF the s'sge OF.
fectS, notably the view Of Craigsuest In the
| first act and that OF the river Thames at the
clo1e OF the iourth sct, have teldom been ex-
celled on the American stage Some OF the
changes are made by means Of folding
scenery and are always greeted with pre-
longed applause. The transformation In the
iouith &C. firm the Black Croft cellar 10 the
Thames by moonlight is rad especi'
ally fine.
| -. p MopJE'KA. -. 6
Next Saturday night Modj elka will appea,
ut the Opera House as liOld In ShAkespeare'i
twelfth Night This stars present 'nr Il
billed es her farewell American t)ur, and the
retire from the stsge before her lame and
popularity begin 70 wane The reserved
seats will be placed on 'tale ThurJdsy morn,
ing at Wilson & Banners music 81 IRE, and
those who desire to secure good seats shopld
call e9rly. 'Ol-sf * l' wa"
MISCELLANEOUS. IL =
T The present week offetS enough variety %
please all tsstes. This evening HAyerly's
Mastodons At the Opera House Tuesdsy and
Wednesday, "Romany Rye the managers
put all the scenery on the stage here; 6atur.
day night, ModjeSka. Besides these atttac.
tlons, ForepAugh's circus will exhibit on tue
old fair grounds Saturday afternoon aud
evening, and on the State Fair Grounds there
will be match game OF base ball for q pntse
OF 5000, a balloon ascension and an exhibition
OF tight rope walking Saturday afternoon.
Madame JanAuschek's season begins ut
Detroit, Mich, Monday, October lst,g She
will visit Wheeling March 10, PLAYING two
nights Tho star will be supported bya COM
papyr consisting Of eighteen actors and act
resses, beaded 81 three leading man, Messfs.
George D. Chaplin, Alex. H. Stewart and
James. II. Taylor. Madame Janauschek will
appear during the season In the best plays Of
her repertoire OF the past few year,; will re-
produce, In response 10 frequently expretsed
desire, the strong tragedies "Brunhild" and