Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-20
AMUSE MENrS.
JULIA MARLowE TOMORROW.

Tomorrow aud Thursday evenings
Julia Mar!owe, the young American
girl who has achieved great renown as
an actress, opens an engagement IN THIS
city at the Opera house. Few women
have been more universally praised by
the dramatic writer's of this country
than has Miss Marlowe. From what
has been said of her she possesses rare
genius. Miss Marlowe IS yet mere
girl, Just budding into womanhood. she
has been upon the stage but little
over two years, yet her fame as
great artist has already penetrated
every part Of the country, 1t is claimed
for her that she has every element In
her favor. Miss Marlowe has the adj
vantage Of very pleasing and refined
personal presence with the erect OF
beauty. She has certain kind OF
wins0me, fairy-like grace which touches
the imagination of more than all, most
potent than all-she has the magic git,
the supreme endowment OF charm. The
quality Of charm is not special and
separate gift of itself, it is an effect, a
result. 1t is flavor, an essence OF
subtle power that defies any very strict
analysis 1t is not necessarily youth,
or beauty, or brilliancy, or grace, and
yet any or all these may enter into 1t.
Tomorrow evening she appears In Gym
beine, and on Thursday evening in
IngOmar. Seats are selling rapidly and
there are indications for big house.
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, commenc-
ing Friday evening, October 23d, in her
new aud romantic comedy drama, "a
Child Of Destiny" in conjunction with
"The Hunchback," which will be given
Saturday evening, the Herald says:
Irene Kent as Julia, won the admira-
tion of the audience by the artistic and
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,
il has forced itself upon our minds As
the most satisfactory piece Of acting
we have been favored with for a long
time.
BOSTON IDEAL BAEtJO 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, Mannolin and Guitar Club.
The seats will be reserved at the Y. Nj.
G. A. building tomorrow morning. The
concert will be given in Association
Hall This engagement is the only one
this popular musical orgaeization will
fill west of Pittsburg this season. An
entirely new programme Will be rem
derod on Saturday evening.
THE BOY RANGER.
The Grand was crowded to the doors
last night to see Frank l. Frayne in his
great drama of 1.-The Boy Tramp The
company is first-claSS, the scenery fine,
and the trained horses and dogs the best
that have been seen here for some time.
Space will not permit OF giving full de-
tails OF the novelties introduced. The
play will be repeated again this evening,
and tomorrow afternoon there will be
grand matinee for ladies and children,
when large audience is expected.
Seats at Weirs.
PECK'S BAD BOY.
This popular comedy, under the man
agement Of Griffin 81 Wilson, will be at
the Grand Friday and Saturday even
ings and Saturday matinee. The play
has been entirely revised and rewritten
for this season, new characters intro
duced, aud Messrs. Griffin & Wilson
have engaged the strongest company
ever with this popular play.
NATURAL GAS" AT THE OPERA HOUSE
There was not even standing room at
the Opera House. last night, 10 see that
charming hodge-podge OF fun, music
and dialogues, Natural Gas" People
swarmed into the building until no
more could get in, and there was inces-
SAINT laughter and applause ali through
the evening.
For Bronchial, Asthmatie aud Rulmon-
airy Complaints, "Br0sca's BroAealsi Tfpchssr
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