Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-21

Iun1A MAnIowE rhIs EvENINe.

JurIAf MARLowE THIS EVENING.
This evening Miss Julia Marlowe, the
charming actress, will be seen at the
Opera. House as 'sImogen" In SNAKES
peare's play .'Cymbeline." This play
has never been given in Wheeling, ano
Miss Marlowe, whose magnetism ana
charm enable her to enter with sucn
power of sympathetic Interpretation
into the characters OF Shakespeare
women is said to have made the role OF
"ImoVen" a decided hit, and one that
wins her audience at once. Tomorrow
evening Miss Marlowe will be seen In
her great role "Parthenia." To hear
her tell 'sIngomar" what love is, Is alone
worth going to hear. Reserved seats
are going off rapidly at Houses.
BOSTON IDEAL BANJO CLUB.
The excellent course of concerts ar
ranged this season by the Young Mems
Christian Association will be opened
next Saturday evening by the Boston
Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Cino'
The concert will be given In Association
Hall. This engagement Is the only one
this popular musical organization Will
fill west of Pittsburg this season.
IRENE KENT FRIDAY.
Speaking Of Miss Irene Kent, the
young and beautiful actress, who Is TO
appear at the Opera House for two
nights and Saturday matinee, commence
ing Friday evening, October 23d, In her
new and romantic comedy drama, "a
Child OF Destiny" in conjunction with
1.-The Hunchback, which will be given
Saturday evening, the Herald says:
Irene Kent, as Julia, won the admlra-
ton of the audience by the artistic ana
finished manner in which she played
the part, and her acting was rewarded
by the hearty applause and several re-
calls; taking her rendition altogether,
it has forced itself upon our minds as
the most satisfactory piece Of acting
we have been favored with for a long
time.
A COMPANY FROM BOSTON.
Messrs. Griffin & Wilson's attraction
at the Grand Opera House this week
will prove draw. Everyone knows the
musical comedy "Pecks Bad Boy and
His Pa" dramatization of the famous
bad Boy" sketches of George w. Peck,
editor of the Milwaukee Sun. The en-
tertainment is' in three acts or scenes.
The show is lrresistibly funny; the COM
pany presenting it is said to be qualified
in every way to give excellent peform-
anceS.
DoCKsTADER's MINsTRELS.
low Dockstader. eyerybodV's favor
tie minstrel comedian, will appear at
the head of his own special company
at the Opera House next Monday even
ing. Lew has fairly outdone himself
this season and has the very largest and
strongest company that ever played un-
der the banner Of Lew Doekstader's
Ministries.
Cain and Lorenzo are now with Dock
stader and last season were one OF the
notable features of another large min
strel company. They are wonderfully
artistic and graceful and perform many
thrilling, startling and laughable feats
on the trapeze. 1t is claimed they are
the highest salaried artists in their line
that have ever been seen in minstrelsy.
THE BOY RANGER.
A good audience witnessed Frank l.
Frayne in the Boy Ranger last night at
the Grand. w. J. Mills, the change ar
fist, is great, and made big hit. Young
Frayne is good boy actor, and the en-
tire company met with great favor. This
afternoon there will be grand matinee
for ladies and children, when the Grand
is sure to be crowded. Children will be
admitted to the matinee for Is cents.
This evening will be the last perform
ance Of the Boy Ranger.