Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
DRAMATIC D0INeS.


Grace Hathorus having made gil tn,
money obtsinable at the "Alcszar," il
San Francisco, is OF on q trip to the in
terror ofths State.
Marie Jansen has been engaged b.
Rudolph Aronson foe the New York Casino
She will make her appearance there il
September next.
.LangtrY has recently placed $75,00C
additional in New York and now boasts o
$3.50, 600 first elas securities in America
She ssysthis is the dear United States tc
her.
Bad weather continues to ipjure bushes:
ct New Orleans. Faranto mas q letter
from French & Munroe's Circus. 1t states
that they are making money mp Red River.
The Boston papers decline to c~riticise
Booths performances: they say they are
so near perfection and have been 80 repes-
teddy criticised, that thereis nothing more
to BE- said.
A celebrated actress is said to have worn
q blue CARER on her left leg for many years.
Il is secured by a handsome gold clasp in
shape Of q "7"-bscauss Is Rory O'Moore
says there's luck in odd numbers.
At Detroit, Michigan, last week, the en-
tire PIXIE Opera Company refused to 60
further if Grace Anterior aud her husband,
5. Russell Childs, were to continue with
the party. Mr.. and Mrs Kendall Buck sup
ply the places thus made vacant.
Admirers of Miss Lizzie Evans call her
the little electric battery" and the appel.
lation is not inappropriate. The actress
is a p~retite, pretty and vivscious soubrette,
who has won the favor of audiences in
nearly sli the large cities.
The copy right of Balfe's opera, The
Bohemian Girl" expired a week or two
ago in the 42d year Of its age, and sll its
tuneful melodies are herceforth public
property. Vincent Wsllace's "Msritsns"
viii lose itscopy right privileges in Novem-
Der next.
NJ. ABBEY has guaranteed Sara Bern
hsrdt an income Of 800 per night for an
American tour, exclusive of all incidental
expenses for herself and three others.
Nine. Bernhardt will sail for America
April Is. NJ Pierre Bsrton will be her lead
ing man at a salary ofS2, 900 per month.
At the New Central Theatre, Philadel-
phs, this week, the attraction is Lily Clay's
Gayety Burlesque Company, composed Of
ladies only, who present a new burlesque
earitled. "Adopis in Eden There are
forty members of the company and an
orchestra of tRelve--sll of the feminine
gender.
Mrs. Vincent, sn actress of Gus Williams
company, was mistaken by an old lady of
Pottsyille, Pa for her sbsconding daughter
in-law and was arrested on a charge Of
deserving Eve little children. Mrs. Vincent
repealed the charge by showing that while
the iugitive's eyes were black her v were
a beautiful blue.
Victoria Morosiri Schelling, as leading
character in "Amorits,' at the Casino,
New York, seems to be all the time I'M
proving. A correspondent writes that he
vas surprised 20 see so pretty 2 woman
and more srprised TO see that she did so
we'll The theatre is gorgeous aud the ap'
pointments admirable, and Victoria looks
well amid such e~nvironings.
Chicago correspondence Of the New
York Clipper Some3 30 would.be ministries
are stranded al the st, Charles Hotel with
scarcely a dollar. They came here in
answer TO on advertisement sigred by
Waltar GRAY, asking t3r thirty artists 70
ioin the Georgia Miustrels, he wa organ
Izrng. Gray has not materia!ized, the
thirty are broke, and the police r look
ing tor Gray.
The New Windsor Theatre, New York,
is rapidly approaching completion. 1t
promises 10 Do one of the most handsome
places of amusement in Gotham, IL will
be opened By Clara Morris, who will be
followed in rapid succession By several OF
The most popular stars and COMPUTATIONS
The house will have all the modern con.
v~epiences, will be practically freproof, and
will be run ct popular prices by Manger
Frank MurIhs, who has q FIVE years lease
witd q renewal.