Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17

Otis skinner, John Glendenning,
Omene and Mrs. Frederick Robinson
sailed for Europe last week. z. S. VIII
lard is looking at Niagara Falls this
week, and sails for home next week.
Ralph Delmore is yet at the Michael
Reese Hospital, New York, with a
broken knee cap, which will keep him
in bed for at least six weeks. he writes:
"I can not write to my friends indiVid-
ually, indeed, this letter requires quite
an effort. have to be m owed and prop
ped up and no matter what the position
is, Il becomes painful in q few min
utes."
Samuel Z. Edwards has married Col
die Andrews-Phil A. Mcdonald and
Ida Meade we're married In New York
last week-Ralph A. Ward and Msrgaret
Pendlebury Helen FroSt) were made
man and wife June 10. Steve Leach on
June sth married Clara May Allen,
nOu-prOieSSiOnal.
The Cafe Chantant attractions OF the
Champs ElyseeS kind seems TO have
| lowered the tone OF the roof garden en-
tertalnments in New York.
Carmenclta and Roster 81 Blal are
out. She has been wonderfully success
ful with her Spanish dance, but like
everything else It's worn out
Bessie Clayton is at present singing
the part In "A Trip to Chinatown" "
formerly sung by Harriet Avery
Strakosch.-MisS May Brooklyn, look
ing as pretty as ever, has returned from
Long Branch to New York.
Pretty Sadie Martinot and her wig
maker are having a row in the New
York courts about q NINE. de Pompa-
dour wig.-MrS. Jessie Hall, formerly
an actress known as Dorothea Lewis,
has brought breach Of promise suit
against J. w. Paige, the typeSetttng ma
chine manufacturer Of Hartford. She
asks oniy for $3.50, 900, which shows at
least there is nothing mean about
her-Louise Beaudet is suing Daniel
Bandmadn for half Of his $4,000 Mon
tana Ranch, which she claims belongs
TO her.
Mr.. Arthur Dacre has been playing
the part of an American manager some
where In London. He is the biggest
Ounce that ever tioated across the At
lantic, aud no English-Speaking actor
acts quite as bad aS he.
Miss Lulu Klein, the clever actress
and playwright, has gone to Long
Branch TO hear what the wild waves
say. She is putting the finishing touch
es on her romantic play which will be
sent on the road next season.
The Court Of Appeals has decided that
Lillian Russell pay James G. Duff 81
149.3 and costs for little breach Of
contract In the Queens Mate" in 1889,
at the New York Standard Theatre,
because she would not wear tights"
Albert Bruning, the clever actor and
expert fisherman, has gone TO the coast
OF North Carolina for a few days to
catch his first drum fish. He goes TO
Edenton, n. e., and then down Abe
marie Sound past the historic island OF
Roanoke, aud will throw his limo near by
Ocrakoke Inlet (NAgs Headl, the place
where Capt. o. Jenning Wise, OF the
Richmond Blues, o. s. A., was killed.
Charles Alfred Byrne and Louis Har-
rison are bury on their new opera
"Venus" which is to be finished before
the cold weather begins.-CharleS L.
Davis Is travel next season In calvin
Joslin." 1t is sometimes not very
profitable to built a theatre. "Uncle"
John Templeton, who turned farmer
three years ago, returned to the city
last week disguised with the pillow.
can the worlds stage, and all the
men and women merely players" So
wrote Shakespeare, but there were no
variety theatres In the days when the
Avonian bard was writing good plays
aud doing bad business, or he might
have "languaged" ID somewhat differ
entity, for each.
"Hall" has now a stage
Whereon both men and women are the players,
And an each night do play many parts
For fabulous "pluncSs. All in their Sev'ral
Upon that stage appear, and dance and sing
And sinE aud dance in manner 80 wi.d'ring
Th,t, urged 70 ats Of fiery euthusy (poei'c
rbeir audi tors applaud and 'plaue again
With hands and sticks that length away they
come
Sans gloves, sans sticks, sans ev'rything
In she way OF umbrellas also.
liking Kaliko"came to an abrupt end
at the New York Broadway Theatre.
Edwin Stevens who sang the role Of the
dusky monarch did not get his salary,
and as the play cannot go on without
him, Manager Frank Sanger closes the
house until August 18th. The book was
written several years ago by Frank Du-
pree, a young San Francisco newspaper
man who lived for some time in Homo
lula. but came TO the Atlantic coast az
ter his sister, Minnie Dupree, had made
a success The music was written by
Fred Solomon, one Of the Casino come
dams and Brother of Ed Solomon, once
the husband OF Lillian Russell. After
many years Of unsuccessful attempts of
production, the Broadway scheme was
Matched at the Office of Randall & Dick
son, George Wortherspoon and Harry
Seymour becoming managers and an I'M
known angel q special partner. Sc, 500
is sunk il the venture Of which Worth
erspOon loses SO, 900 and Manager San
ger $3.50 In cas- liking Kalika" did
not have SINCE good line In the book,
nor q pretty or original bar in the mu-
sic.
Mignon L. Connor, daughter Of the
late Capt. Conner, who managed John
Mccullough, was married at '''The Lit
tie Church Around the Cornerf IN New
York, on Tuesday, TO Johh Charles
Barnard, son Of Judge Barnard, famous
during the reign OF Boss Tweed) and
grandson of John Anderson. the late
millionaire tObacconist and discoverer