Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
DRAMATIC NEWS.

Edwin F. Thorne's nsw play is called
"The Right Man" twill be seen in New
York in Jsnuary.
Miss Mite Van Sickle, of the Redmund
Barry Company, contemplate starring
tour next season.
Mansger James Z. NUgent says that in
The Fugitive" he kroHs he has good
play, and will have gO)d cast.
When "Held by the Enemy" is given at
Palmer's Theatre, October 90, it will have
reached it, seventh production In New
York. >
w. J. Seaman produces Mesars. Jessop
& Townsend's new romantic Irish drama,
"Myles Arcon, in Philadelphia Christmas
week.
Daniel Frohman's Lyceum Theatre COM
pany ,lsyed THE Wife" at the Hollis
Sue-t Theatre, in Boston, to an average of
81, 800 for each performances.
TIE Hanlons new "Fsntasma" Com
psny are playing fine engagement in
Gin cinnatj, where the famous spectacle is
being enthusiastically received by large
audierces.
Miss Fanny Davenport's tour under the
management of Klaw & Erlanger, has
cpsned with boom, and business is re.
ported TO be very large all along the line.
Fannie Steven, who this season takes
the p,rt of the Telegraph Girlir ga Hole
in the G,ound," comes fiom Chicago, snd
is said to be as handsome as shs is clever.
Lost Sunday Robert Mantell jumped
from Chicago to New Orleans, losing
Monday night on the journey. He opened
in that city On Tuesday evening in mon
bars"
"A Legal Wreck" reaches its Tooth per-
formance at the Msduo1 Square Theatre
November 8. This play continues to test
the capacity of that house at every per-
Torrance.
The chip 10 be usei io the forthcoming
produc ion of The Fugisive," will be an
exact mo lei Of Her Majesty's nail packet.
Me bourne, which was wrecked off the
English coast in 1880.
Monday night Fanny Davenport pre-
ducad La Toscs' in Toronto. There was
a lsrgs and enthusiastic audience to wit
ness the first Canadian representation of
Sirdou's much talked of play.
Last week David Bidw,ll, the wealthy
New Orleans manager, Ir,sentsd hsn0-
some watch with chain and locket to r.
land Reed. The comedian played fine
erg cement in the Southern metropolis.
1.-The Yeoman of the Guard" is drawing
large and de ,idecly fashionable audiences
at the Casino, where it promises to make
large and succss 'ful lun Miss Fanny
R CO il, howevsr, much missed from the
cast.
J. A. Crsbtrae, the brother Of Lolita,
assumes the mana gen e1t of the PARK Tnea-
tire in Boston next SEASON.
Mr.. Frank Dupree, who doss the dra-
mat recording FIR ths New York Tribune
in such III trough and interesting map-
ne, has been ergagei to write the bur-
les ques and sketches tor Dockstader's min
strels during the present season.
Augusta Days melodrama, "Uoder
tie Gas Light" will b, given its fual
re presentation on any stage, Saturday
night of this week, at the Novelty Theatre
in Williamsburg. MI DAILY says the play
will then be shalved permanently.
Monday night E Twin BSo h and Law
renee Barrett began an engagement in ST.
Luis, opening in "Jol;us Caesar" to a
very large audience. Daring the wesk
they will slso be seen in "Oshsl.o" and
The Merchant Of Venice"
The Warrington property recantly pur-
chased by Lawrence Barrett is located at
the southwest corner of C9nrecticut,aven1e
snd Q street Northwest, and contains 275
sqoa-e feet. Ruuor has it that the dis
tirguisbed a?tor intends to erect man.
sion en- il.