Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE OCTOROON.

TIE 0CTOR00N.
A testimonial benefit will be rendered the
Tayleur Company st the Opera House this
afternoon and evening, when the company
will produce the pretty and interesting
drama, The Octoroon." The piece is a
fret class one and the company is an eff
cient one and large audiences should greet
both performances.
"oYLY A woMAN's HEART"
The Only a Womsn's Heart Company"
who are now playing at the Opera House in
Pittsburg to large business, will appear at
the Opera House Tuesday and Wednesday
matinee and night of next week. Mr.. Beers,
as "Rodger, a Citizen of the World" has
created the story or character part, known
10 the Stage.
THE MrHDELSsOHN QUISTETTE CLUE.
On Tuesday, April I, the Mendelssohn
Quintette club, of Boston, assisted by the
Arion Singing Society will give a grand
musical entertainment at the Opera House.
he Quintette Glib is universally recog'
uized as being one Of the best musical or.
ganization in the country, and, combined
with the Arion Society, an entertainment
will result, the mention of which cannot fail
o crowd the Opera House to the doors.
AIMEE.
The success which has attended the tour
Of Mile. Aimee in her farcical comedy Of
'Mam'zelle," has been great, indeed, during
he past week. During her engagement in
st. Louis on each occasion that she ap-
peared, every seat was sold. The great
pleasure which the performance gave when
he company was here in November, last,
is still fresh in the memory OF the people of
Wheeling, and her return and the repro
duction of Nam Zelle' at the Opera House
on Saturday afternoon and evening ofthis
week, is certainly welcome.
TIE QUEENS EVIDENCE Al THE ACADEMY
This drama is one Of exceptionally strong
interest, and in the hands of the admirable
company that appears in it, its interpreta.
ZION is all that could be desired. Miss Flor
ence Noble as kate Medland' puts an
amount Of life and character into this part
cat at once stamps her as a trr: actress.
Harry jackson as ~"Ie2acs," who has got a
Hye like q HeSgie," and Hal Clarendon as
Gilbert Midland do some very fine act.
ing. The support is excellent. The drama
is presented with all the original effects and
scenery that made it so popular last season
in New York. The drama will run the rest
Of the week and at the matInees Wednes.
day and Saturday.
DREAMS"
Tomorrow evening Dreams: or, Fun in
a Photograph Gallery" will hold the boards
at the Opera House. Of this company and
play the New York Commercial Advertiser
says:
The audience at Tony Pastors cosy little
theatre ex~celled'iiself last night. Dreams,
or Fun in a Photograph Gallery" has been
played in this city before, but at present is
improved and curtailed. 1t is the tarcical
,tory Of an old man who wishes for youth,
I'D obtains it, in Dreamland, after varied
, COMPLICATIONS. When the gay photo
. rCpher awakes 10 find hayseed in his hair
> I'd seventy years on his shoulders, is per-
/ sps the funniest Of the transformations.
iIr. jacques Kruger was both original and
, musiDg as q sprightly young photographer
nd a staid old farmer, and the same may
Fe said Of Miss Fannie Rice in her dual
rart. Mr.. Berthe Coote, who comes of a
selLbnown family of London pantonimists,
must be congratulated on the remarkable
Eexibility OF his limbs. The company is
strong, and their Dreams are pleasant.