Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
DRAMATIC NEWS.

Whist has b,come of Kate Forsythe?
Robert Mantsll jumps from Chicago to
New Orleans in order t. fill engagements
in the South.
Imre Kiralfy is represented 10 be doinga
lsrge bu.iness this season with "Mazulm,
the Night Owl"
N.ttie Van Sickle, one Of the prsttiest
girls on the stage is member of the Red
mund-Barry Company.
"Fascira ion" will be given IFS fif:ieth
performance at the Fourteenth street The
atre next Monday night
Rose Coghlan is popular fsyorite IN
Montreal, where she has been enthusiastic
cally received this week in "Jocslyn.'
James F. Hagau, who was the original
Hdwkohag in THE Ticket of Leave Man
in this country. will pay one Ct the best
parts in THE Fugitive"
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett open
/ their New York engagement November
18th at the Fifth Avenue Theatre with a
agaifcsnt production of "Othello."
Entries for the hsrse show to be held at
Madison Square Garden six days, COM
mencing November S, W II embrace lis
different classes, and the pr 70, will agers-
gate SIS, 600.
A New York critic says of Nine. Jane
Hading, the French actress, "She is ike a
thunderous cloud tipped with the rosines,
of triumphant SUM-" He refers proba-
bly, to her red hair.
With tn, exception Of lbs Angeles all Of
E. J. Baldwin's string have started for
their distant home in California. Los An
geles will find her sake engagements at
Pimlico and Ivy City.
Thu National Jockey Clubs fail meeting
at Ivey City begins Tuesday, October %.
and continues to Wedaes1a October 81.
Thsle will be five races each day, includ-
ing three steeplschases.
The crowd at the Bijou Opera House on
the second night of "A Brass Monkey"
was 90 great tba. the police ordered Man
aper ROsenqutst to stop the sale Of tickets
ut quartz: past eight.
Roland Reed writes thathe played The
Woman Hatei" in Atlantis, Ga, to the
largest money fougs ever known IN that
city, with the exception Of Booth and Bar
rett's engagement last season.
The Hsnlons' rev "FantasDa" c,m-
pany are marching through tbs west with
more than their usual success. During
the next three weeks they wilt be seen in
Cincinnati, after which they make brief
tour of the large cities of OHIO.
The published statement that Minnie
Palmer returns to the United States unex-
pectedly is not exactly correct. Before
Miss Palmer went to Europe her manager.
John r. Rogers, booked q complete tour OF
this country opening in December.
Adele Palmei's a.tng in The Ksifir
Diamond" at the Broadway theatre, was
highly commended by the New York
critics. Several society bellies were SO
taken with the costumes worn by the
clever little actress, that they have adopted
the same design for themselves.
The legitimate drama pays we'll in Chi
cago. During the three weeks engage
ment of Edwin Booth and Lawrence Bar
re,t in that city the rscsipts reached the
handsome figure Of $50, 131 80 in spite Of
the strikes on the city railroads, and the
resulting suspension OF popular transit
facilities. -,
On November 26th Robert Msntell will
appear at the Walnut Street Ineatre I'D
Philadelphia in spectacular production
of 1.-THE Corsicsn Brothers" taking tn:
dual role OF Louis and Fabian de FrancSl
Manager Pisou will give the piece har d
some production, with new and coetiJ
scenery, costumes and accessories. -.
Willard Spencer is 60 well pleased wiz
the advance work that hustlirg JAKE
Rasenthpl is doing fer "The Little ~
. coon" that he hiss given him a check fo
, his @sson's salary in advance. re
amount Of the check il said 10 BE- $5,oO0
The Tycoon" is of courfe doiog ret
Ting business or Manager Spencer Woui'
q not be 30 liberal.
Toe reported differences betwasn Mie
f Fanny Rec and the Casino Management
T have besn smicsbly ansrgsd and ME
8 Rice will cre,te the part Of PAoebs In Mar
4 aser Aronson's Chicsg, production OF tn
new Gilbert and Sullivan opera.