Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
DRAMATIC D0INeS.
Marie Jansen is resting.

| Joe Emmet IS Dack uou EUROPE
Caroline Hill has made hit Lady
Teazle in Chicago.
Jeffreys Lewis is reported to be very i'll IN
San Francisco.
| Very few actors or actresses are noticed
| at the summer resorts this season.
Mckee Rankin has invested $500 IN To-.
tery tickets without a call before the cur
tain.
The West wants to see W. L. Sheridan
take John McCulloughs place. Sheridan
is gifted actor.
Estelle Clayton will 90 on the roal with
her successful play Of "Fsyette in the early
part OF next month.
Msdsme,J anauschek, is to appear in "De-
borah" in German in several Of the pEincI-
pal Western cities.
Rose Coghlan is to open her travelling sea-
son this fall in Providence on September
28, playing in sour Joan."
Mrs. Scott Siddons opens her American
season in 'Adrienne Lecouvreur at Wal
lacks, New York, October II.
Kittie Cheltham, daughter Of the ex-
Mayor Of Nashville, Tenn, has been en-.
gagged to play in THE Professor Company.
Grass never grows under the feet of the
dime museum manager. In Chicago
Grants Deathbed in Wax is already on
exhibition.
Mrs. Langtry goes on tour of the En-.
glish provinces TIE latter pant Of the month,
appearing in Mr.. Wills play. "a Young
Tramp.
Boston ran quite wild over Hughey Dsugh-
ertys minstrelsy last week, and forced him
to make speech of thanks on the opening
night.
Anna Dickinson lives at the Victoria Ho-
eel, in New York. She is looking for new
play with the intention Of again trying the
stage.
E.A. Mcdowell has changed the title Of
his new play fom "Madge" to Wedding
Bells" as the former title has already been
copyrighted.
Nine. Jude is expected to arrive in New
Yerk within q fortnight. She makes her
first public appearance in this country Dc
tober lst, at Wsllacks.
Mathilde Cottrelly is an expert at needle
work, and ss lieutenant to Manager Nc
Caull designes many of the costumes OF his
more notable productions.
Donna Diana" one of the new pieces
which Nine. Mojjeska is to do mex, season,
is Spanish comedy not unlike Much Ado
About Nothipg" in its plot
II turns out that the announcements Of
Ssrdou's proposed visit TO this country next
tall savors of free advertising, as the famous
author had no such intention.
Lolita will have tEenty-four people, in her
company this season. She opens her sea-
son in Toronto on September 3, and ap'
pears in Chicago a week or so later.
General Grant liked the theatre, snd was
| fonder OF comedy than tragedy. He said
once; I'VE can always find something to
CRY at, but we must often hunt laugh
Lewis Morrison has been engaged to play
leading business Sslvini next season. This
arrangement leaves Joseph Hsworth to dis
pose of his services in any manner he deems
best.
Edward Kelly, late of Kelly and Leon, is
| in Australia with the Musgrove Opera Com
pany. His old associate, Leon is also in
| the Colonies, meeting with much success
with Leon and Cashmsns Minstrels.
Joseph Murphy is to succeed Minnie Pal
mer at the conclusion Of her six weeks en-
gsgement at the Opera Comique Theatre,
London, in February. Miss Palmer at the
conclusion of her engagement goes to Aus
trslis.
An actor out West has assumed the stage
| NC,,kk - The prnh-
ably suggested 10 him By little incident
that he was in the act of leaving his hotel
ats.2 a m. via the second story window and
rope.
II is said that Kate Claxton intends to
play ffty-two weeks next season. The only
week she has left untitled Is the ffty-third.
She has 8 new play said to have been writ
ten By Mr.. Cazsuran and producab!e posi-
bly, in the early fall.
Zeffe Tlbury, daughter of LYDIA Thomp-
son, is coming to America next month with
Mary Anderson to play with her during her
American tour. Miss Tilbury has been play
ing in the legitimate in London during the
season lust closed. The once fair Lydia
comes with her daughter:
Harry Jackson, the English actor, whose
death occurred last week, will be rendered
principally for his representations Of Ma
poleonI. he bsre q ttriking facial resen-
blance to that character and with stage &C.
cessories is said to have produced an sp-
pesrsnce for all the world like that which
the little Corporal presented.
In San francisco, recently. while Frank
Mordauut, as Major Maxwell in "Sepsra.
ton" was making desperate love to Mile.
Florine, baby in the dress circle began
soualling at terrible rate. As soon as the
urchin had subsidized, Frank remarked that
"e-~ashs babies cry for Us" This bit oil
Il ~ raised storm of applause.