The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Holiday Attractions at Both Houses,
Other Attractions hooked,

The Holiday Attractions at Both Houses,
Other Attractions booked,
The Gray 4 Stephens Dramatic Com,
pRny attracted monAter audience at
the Grand last night. Not only was
every seat occupied but standing room
could not be had after the curtain had
gone up. The play was "The Old
oaken Bucket" the same as presented
Monday night, and It was received
with every manifestation Of ap-
proyal, The eompany's engagement
will close this evening. There
will be q matinee performance this Al.
ternoon, The bill Tor both this alter
noon aud evening will be Saved from
the Storm Minnie Gray has o very
taking part In this play and the other
members Of the clever company appear
TO advantage. The house has been al.
most entirely reserved for both the at.
ternoon and evening performances, 90
those who want seats will have To 90
early. -
IHoLIDAY BILL AT THE OPERA HOUSE,,
The entertainments to be given at the
Opera House this afternoon and evening
by the George Bilz Novelty Company
will probably draw large audiences, The
program is one containing a number OF |
novel acts that should please all who at. |
tend. The company comprises several
artists, and q good holiday entertain
ment Ia promised.
HRRNR AT THE OPERA HOUSE,.
There was fairly good sale Of seats at
Houses yeHterday for the engagement oi
Thomas w, Keene, the trage,llan, at the
Opera House tomorrow night. Julius
Cesar" 10 TO be played anil Mr.. Frank
Hennig, OF this city, one Of the prinCi.
pal members OF the excellent company
Mr.. Keene Is said TO- have this season,
will take the part of Marc anthony. Mr..
Hennig's hlsltionic ability has been re.
ceiving marked attention from the press
Of the cities where the company has up.
peared this season, and his friends here
will doubtless see to It that his home
Town is not behind others In paying him
tribute.
EMMETT IN A NEW PLAY.
Next Saturday night the popular Ger.
man dialect comelian, the genial and
inimitable ], X. Ehmet, will appear at
the Opera House In q new play, "UnCle
Joe; or, Fritz In a Madhouse." The
Enquirer says the play is replete with
colliCalities, and the absurd situations
Of the third act would tickle the rislbil.
tiles. OF the gloomiest hypoChoudriac,
and that "Uncle Joe" is by far the best
piece, and more adapted TO the powers
OF Its chiet exponent, than any other
play in which this actor has hitherto
appeared on the boards.
TuR OPERA HOUSES NEW YEARS DATE.
Lizzie Evans, the popular little come.
dienne, will be the New Years attraC.
tion at the Opera House. Miss Evans
will present for the first time In Wheel.
ing her two latest comedy successes,
Fine Feathers," q three act comedy OF
English life, and "The Buckeye"
quaint picture OF Ohio life, which was
originally written for Denman Thomp.
son. Slime Feathers will be performed
at the matinee, and "The Buckeye"
which is very highly spoken Of, will be
the bill for New Years night. The en-.
gagement will open next Tuesday night
with Miss Evans In her romantic come.
dy drama entitled, "0ur Angel" appear.
ing as Blossom, lie Angel, a character in
which she made quite a hit two years
ago. Miss Evans has the advantage this
season OF q particularly strong COMPANY,