The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-11

Corinne is fairly dazzling Omaha.
Pat Rooney will be in BelIaIre on the
23rd,
Opera House this evouine-"A parlOr
Bellairo has "Alichnol strOgof'' this
evening,
Gus Williams is very i'll with rheu-
matte govt,
"0n the Frontier" will be at Bellairc
Thursday night,
The Grand this evening Barlow
Brothers minstrels.
Minnie Phlmer opens in New York to-
night for four weeks.
Lutte Miller closed IN engagement at
Bellaire Saturday night.
Newton Beers will produce "Enoch
Arden" in great shape next year.
O. French, IT,, and wife, OF the Parlor
Match company, arc ut the Hotel
Windsor
Hereafter reserved seats for the Grand
Opera House will DO sold ut Manager
Genther's branch store, l14S Main street.
Mr.. Boucicault has been III again, and
the Dramatic NelrS cheerfully remarks
that serious fears are entertained that he
will recover.
Fanny Davenport is still Ill. She has
been resting in New York, but resumed
her season in LA TosCa" In Buffalo
Thursday night.
Miss Frances Everett as "Mein
Schatz" will be at the Grand Opera
House the last three nights Of the week,
supported by agood company.
FIX. Anderson has been engaged by
II. B. Hapgood TO act as advance agent
for the "Mein SChatz" company, and
Joined the company at Lockhayen, Pa.
Sallie Hinton, a rising young actress
who with proper management will
achieve substantial greatness, will open
a weeks engugementat Washington, Pa,
this evening.
"said Pasha," hcComic opera written
by Richard stahl, formerly Of Wheeling,
Is doing tremendous business In Phila-
delphia. The opera will be taken to
NewYork shortly forthree or four weeks.
Paul Boyton will give his own show
next season. He will give novel pro.
gramme, including a miniature naval
battle occupying water space Of 200
feet square. He will visit Wheeling II
arrangements can be made TO give the
programme here.
Arranunments have been COMPLETED
with Manager Genther, OF tho Grand
Opera House, for the production Of the
three act iarcc.comedy, "a Boxing
Glove" at his house the latter part Of
this month. The piece will be put on
by the original cast.
George W. Boring, Of this city, end
man and eccentric comedian, and II. H!'
Null, also OF Wheeling, character come.
dian and song and dance artist, have
been engaged by the Howard and Dam
iels specially company, for the com.
pany's appearance at Bridgeport this
evening.
"Mlnnie Palmerin Jail" is sensations
al headline in Pittsburgh paper; but
Minnie only went there to inspect the
prison. After chat with the prisoners,
Minnie took the judges stand, and ono
OF the company who was placed on trial
was sentenced to 90 days, for riding a
broomstiCk down Fifth avenue without
u license from tho Traction company.
Lawrence Barrett has engaged Nine.
Modjeska TO support Edwin Booth next
season, paying TO the managers who
were 10 star that actress $4,000 for her
release. Nine. Modjeska will open with
Mr.. Booth In New York at the Broad.
way Theatre next October, most proba.
bly, In Macbeth which will DO given
the finest production II has ever had.
Mr., Barrett has secured sixteen weeks
at the Broadway. The first four will DO
devoted to Booth and Modjeska, then
Mr.. Barrett will come with bis new play
Of "GaneloH" by William Young, Of
Chicago, aud the final week will be dc.
voted TO Booth, Barrett and Modleska.