The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
This Weeks Attractions and Those Books'
for the Near Future,

This Weeks Attractions and Those Rocked
for the Near Future,
There was rush at Houses Saturday
for seats for the engagement OF the Com
ried opera company at the Opera House
tomorrow evening, The audience will
be large and fashionable, and will, it Is
understood, embrace three or four opera
parties. Miss Helen Bertram, one ofthe
prima dome, Is a seml,brunette said 10
possess form that might well serve as
the dream OF the sculptor and the despair
OF the artist. She Is not unlike Mira.
Cleveland in facial outline. She is an
Indiana girl, and has been with Emma
Abbott, Little Della Fox, the soubFette
Of the company, needs but little, u any,
introduction 10 Wheeling audience,
She is chic, daring, but always cOnserya-
tive 10 the point OF safety in her methods,
The company, producing "The Kings
Fool,n the title OF MuelleF's charming
composition, which Is 10 be given on this
occasion, Is magnificent In size and per
sonnel, There areseyenty people taking
an active part, giving sufficient vocal and
spectacular strength for the brilliant en-
sembles aud spirited tlnales,
''HRLp ny TItR ENEMY"
This stirring military drama by Gill
lette, which Is to be presented at the
Opera House next Thursdsy evening, Is
a play which teens with patriotism, has
q vigorous healthy motive and mingles
the most fascinating hunor with the
noblest patllos. To witness Its stirring
action and hear Its lofty and heroic SEN
timents thrills ones heart with tho spirit
Of emulation, while the Inherent nobil-
Ivy Of the Characters-worked out in
their own peculiar way-Cspuot fall to
raise the human race In ones estimation
aud make one feel all the better for 1t.
"CHlcEs" AT THE GRAND. q
'Chicks," which is to be presented at
the Grand on this, tomorrow and We'd
nesday evenings and Wednesday after
noon, is said to be one oil the funniest Of
the many funny musical comedies Of the
day. II may BIO called q farce OF home
life aud Is from the pen OF an English
journalist; 1t abounds in ludicrous situa.
lions aud clean.cut fun Of wholesome
sort that wins It's way every time.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
On Monday night Of next week
Mile. Rhea will appear at the OPP.
era House in her new play, Josephine,
Empress Of the French" II Is said that
the drama Is one which gives admirable
scope for Rhea's powers, and that she
has never appeared in any play in which
she displayed her dramatlcal ability TO
better advantage. Her ideal OF Josephine
may DO far different from the general
conception OF the Empress character,
but she presents a charming picture Of a
historical parsonage that shows great
deal Of study and a thorough love for her
ideal woman.
Monroe & Rice, with the strongest
company they have ever had on the
road, will appear at tho Opera House
Tuesday and Wednesday, November 10
and 20, and "Llttle Lord Fauntleroy"
will be the attraction Friday and satur-
day, November % aud %.
At the Grand "Tho Waits OF New
York" will follow "Chicksp for the last
three nights OF this week. Next Mon
day and Tuesday Matt MCNabb and his
"Cold Day" company will fill the house.
'Daniel boone" will appear for one
night only-the 18th. The town will
bC given another dose Of Nellie Free and
her "silyer Spur November l4-l0, aud
this will be followed by the Leopzo
Bros. and their dogs November 1920;
the dogs arc line. The ST. Felix Sisters
are booked for November 2l-23, and
"Zo.ZO" for November $3.50.