Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-08

AIMEE s RETURN.

Inc pleasing duuOunCcWeut 10 houS tnol
the charming actress, Mile. Aimee, to whom
we are indebted for one of the most Delight
ful performances ever witnessed here, which
took place at the Opera House, will return
here and appear Saturday afternoon and
night, presenting the farcial comedy Nam
zelle. which afforded so much amusement
ON her former visit. 1t will best be remem-
bered as the play in which the actors formed
mart of the audience. Mile. Aimee will sing
several new songs at her approaching per-
Torrance and is supported BY the same per
feet company that was last seen here with
her.
LAST NIGHTS CONCERT.
The concert given by the Nine. Fry Con-
cert Company, at the English Lutheran
Church, last evening, was we'll patronized, a
large and critical audience being present.
The company is made up of Nine. Fry, Misses
Eugene, Lulu and Alta, her daughters, Mr..
A. j. Wells, late of Wells Cathedral, Eng
land, and Mr.. J. A. Sterling. All are thor
OUCH musicians, and the programme was
rendered in an artistic manner. Following
are the selections given: -,
observation-disclosures" ....,...... ...,.. herold
Trio-"O Memory. Leslie
Madame Fry, Eugene and Lulu.
Violin solo-"Les MOusquetaires de la Refine
Singelee
Song-."The Flower Girl evignanni
Eugene.
LA Fayaorite," for Flute. lers shack
1.-TWO Frien6s, arranged for Comets By EN-; Bagley
for Piano by A. J. Wells
Madame Fry and j. A. Sterling.
vmphLnie for two Violins, OPP. i..... Victor MORT
Eugene and Alta.
Vocal Ouartetie-"Old Folks at Home" J. c. Warren
Especially Arranged)
Uuartette for HOrns-"Pleasant Memories
Arranged by j. b. Claus
Quarette for strings-"FauSt Gounod
The "Canteeneer himoaui'
Lulu.
humorous Duet-"A Lesson in English ...Schauer
Eugene and Lulu.
God Save the Queen, Variations by Levy
Orchestra.
TIE GARDNER COMEDY COMPANY.
Regarding the Charles A. Gardner Com
edy Company, to appear at the Opera
House tomorrow evening, the Louisville
Commercial says:
"Macauley's Theatre was crowded yester'
day afternoon and again at mig t, the at
raction being Charles A. Gardner, in a
pleasing comedy drama, entitled Karl.
Gardner has always been fsvoriJe come
iian, and since his last visit to Louisville
bis stage business has lost none of its at
rractiveness and his voice none OF its sweet
ness. He is the same Jolly soul with a
'unny dialect, and sings and dances par ex
cellence. Karl is very pleasing play Of
its character, which is something like EN-
NETS Fritz" Mr.. Gardner has good
company Kari" will be presented al
Macauley every night this week, with the
usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
THE LIGHTS o LONDON.
The two performances Of the Lights o
London, yesterday afternoon and evening
drew fair audiences, and afforded the same
large measure Of satisfaction as did the
initial presentation Friday evening. As We
stated in yesterdays issue, the cast is some
what stronger than when the play was here
last, but there was some disposition to crit
else the setting of the stage in one or two
scenes. The objections however, came
from but few, and do not affect the gen
eral verdict that play and players were
satisfactory and fully entitled to all thu
praise which has been meeted out by thu
press of the country.
A TREAT COMING.
Our musical citizens will rejoice in the an
nouncement that the celebrated MendelsshoI
Quintette Club, of Boston, will appear il
concert in this city on the evening Of Apri
3, under the management Of the Arior
Singing Society.