Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
DRAMATIC D0INGS.

Bebe yini1g says she will try matrimopy
again.
John S;e.so and Edwin Booth are not
on speaking terms.
There is to be Juvenile "Mikado' Com
psGy in Philadelphia.
Annie Pixley is down for new play,
called The Spiders Web.
Maurice Barrmore has faally been Gu
gagged to support Madame Modjoska next
season.
Mr.. Salyini goes back to Italy in Nay
in time for the pretty flowers that bloom In
the spring.
In addition to her dramatic duties Min
ME Madhern is regular contributor tor
the Western periopicals.
Mr. Joseph Jefferson begins his spring
season April rs, bat not at New Orleans
He will be under the management Of his
son, Mr.. C. B. jefferson.
Mrs. D. P. Bowers seriously contem-
plates 8 return to the stage. She again
coyets the applause of the audience and
the glaze Of the tootIigEts.
Mr.. John E. Owsag, tho comedian, has
entirely recovered his health, and his
spirits. lie now eats hearty aud feels no
inconvenience whatever from his late
illness.
M,sJ Marie Prescott is not only al ex-
cellent actress, bit q good lecturer. More
over she ig pretty woman, and never fails
70 delight those with whom she is brought
IN contact.
The Chicago managers have determined
to dispense with Photographic advertising,
aud consequently WITH window privilege
tickets. They cay il costs them on an
average $500 per week.
It is stated in London that whsn Lydia
Thompqon foEsakes America for her na.
tive land she will bri1g u new American
husband with her aud this will be her third
venture ia the matrimonial line.
Miss Constance Hambliu, who Was re
Gently the leading lady in Mr. Keen's
Company has been engaged by Mr.. George
Hoey to create the part Of Madeline 10
his new play, entitled, the Vultures,
which will be shortly put on the road.
J. Newton Gotthold is receiving deserved
congratulations from his friends, His com
medy, "a Hayward Woman, has just been
purchased by Lester Wsllack, and he him
self has signed IS leading man with Law
renee Bsrolt, whom be will DIN for eight
weeks, March %
Lola Moniez. who created such Sensa.
ton in the amusement world some 80 years
ago. was the offspring Of Creole woman
and an Irish officer and she fret saw the
light in Limerick. Her remains are buried
in secluded spot in Greenwood, near
Brooklyn.
Clifton ". Tayleure's Parted which
in London he calls, Wife or Widow, has
not proved 8 great success in the English |
cspiial. Mrs Chsnfrau appeared in It, bat
the success was far from dazzling and the
critics say that Mrs. c. was overEeighted
with the play.
William Johnson Mccullough, son Of
the late John Mccullough, the tragedian
died suddenly on Thursday of last week at
his home. 2l9 Esst Thompson street
Philadelphia. of BriSht's disease. He was
in his 26lh year Father and con will no
doubt De buried in Mt. Morish Cemetery,
Philadelphia.
Mary Anderson proposes after the pres
ent season to rest for two years. She needs
uuiet, and not money nor lame. Of these
he has an ample stock, and is yet much
luder 80. If she feels disposed she can
resume her profession at any time, and
make sll the money she wants. Her youth,
her beauty and her genius will at all times
stand her in good stead.
II is authoritatively denied that Mics
Lillian Russell and Edward Solomon, the
composer. have separated. Her marriage
o Solomon while her first husband was
till living, gave rise to much scandal and
,uded her supremacy in New York. She
vent to Europe with Solomon and returned
, buxom, mstronly person. She appeared
or a season al the Casino, but was no
opper the magnetic "siry, fairy Lillian
Shom the dudes adorei. Although it is
yeILknowu among theatrical people that
erious differences hsvs taken place be- ,
ween them, there is no eyidenc that their
matrimonial union has been or viii be ,
eVared. +
MES sre often hesrd saying that their I
spirat;ons are high, but every time they