The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-30
AMuSRMRNTS.


To.NIghVs Bills-O other Attractions for This
Week at Both the Theatres,
The "U. S. Mail" a new farce comedy
by George O, jerks, which had sue.
cessiul run in Pittsburgh last week, is
to be produced at the Opera House this
evening. ~, s, Mail" is not, as many
suppose, a mere tumble OF specialties,
hut tits really a play, The Piteburgh
Times says OF this feature Of il; "From
curtain 10 curtain the characters have
distinct relation to each other, and IN
actual plot runs clearly through the
play, Ibhas more OF the consistency II
q comedy and less Of the happy,go-lucky
gaggism Of farce about it than is pre-
scented by such plays once in twenty
times, The dialogue Is crispand bright
The engagement here 10 one Of one night
only, Reserved seats can be secured at
HOUSES,
PHANTAsIA AT THE GRAND,
SUMS ."Phantssma" will commence a
three-nighps engagement at the Grand
this evening. "Phantasman Is nut on
by company OF vaudeville artists, in,
Guiding many who have the best Of re-
putatiOns, Their performance Is q varied
one, including aOrobatiG ieats, singing,
dancing, mechanical figures, etc. twill
be an entertainment that will draw a
good crowd, Seats can be reserved at
the Mcclure House hat and furnishing
store.
THE MUSICAL EVENT or THE sEAsoN.
Next Friday evening the Campanini.
Whitney Concert and Opera Company
will appear at the Opera House, This
will be one OF the leading events OF
the theatrical season, and the house
should be filed with large and fashion.
able audience. II should be a pleasure
for the large number OF music lovers
Wheeling Is credited with having, to
welcome such an organization, the prin-
Cipals OF which have earned the very
highest honors both In Europe and
America, Italian music has had no fit
ter exponent for years than Signor Cam.
panini, whose matchless voice and mar.
Yellous skill combined, have made him
not only the ideal operate tenor, but
the idol OF London aud New York 90
Ciety. Signorina Devere Is young
prlma donna who recently enrapLured
and astonished New York. The critics
rank her as q second Gerster. 0fMr.
Whitney Americana have Just reason to
be proud, aud the same may be said OF
Clara Poole. 1t will be a memorable
treat to hear this noble quartette in the
garden scene from Faust"
The sale OF reserved seats will begin
at Houses this morning.
THEATRICAL MOTIFS.
Mr.. a. ]. Shedden, formerly treasurer
at the Bijou, in Pittsburgh, now on the
road in advance OF pretty Kate CastlGton,
arrived IN the city yesterday. Hisstar
will appear ut tho Opera House next
Monday evening, and will probably be
greeted by by full house, as she usual
~ Is here.
Next Saturday evening, at the Opera
House, j. Q, Stewatt's "Fat Mems club"
comedy company will produce Mr.. Stew
warts latest 4aCt musical comedy, In the
EAT Meme club" There are twenty
four people in the company aud operate
selections, novel instrumental solos, par.
lor aCrobatiC entertainment, dancers and
startling mechanical effects are inciden.
tai to the performance.
"Tho kindergarten" u funny musical
comedy, will be presented ut the Grand
the last three nights OF this week by a
good company, judging from the high
recommendations that precede 1t.
The closing performances Of the Fred.
erick 4 Douglas Novelty Company at
the Grand Saturday, drew houses that
necessitated hanging out tho Standing
Room Only" sign.
The engagement Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herne in their beautiful play, Drifting
Apart" closed at the Opera House Sat-
urday. The audiences both in the after.
noon and evening, were shamefully
small. The play deserved crowded
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