Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

w. Kelly, the Hungry Joe" or the the
atrical profession, was very successful
and his American creditors are awaiting
remittances.
Joseph Holman, the prodigy pianist,
is about to begin two years course OF
study at Berlin, under Herr Moszowski.
He will not play in public before 1894.
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Lawrence Irving, son OF Henry Ir-
wing, has recovered from his recent
shooting accident and has gone to the
Riviera with his mother and doctor.
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Manager II. c. Miner is now on his
way to New York with his family. He
has been visiting the Yosemite and was
showed up for two weeks.
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Only a perfect figure can hope to
wear with anything like grace the
loose-back wraps that have drifted into
the theatres about now.
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Charles Frederick Nirdlinger's come
dy, "Pompadour," was produced in
Washington on Monday, with Sadie
Martinez as the star.
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Cora Tanner closes her season March
10 and returns to New York to rehearse
her new play Husband and Wife" at
the Garden Theatre.
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Rhea's new play, Gossip" an adap-
tation OF one of Eugene Scribe's come
dies, is a failure. Rhea's Hong Kong
English ruined it.
Annie Pixley will next season head
the Annie Pixley Opera Company and
produce Archibald Gunter's operetta,
polly Middles."
Ed. A. Perry, formerly Of the Boston
Herald has become managing editor Of
the Dramatic Ne,oS, in place OF John
Ernest Mccain.
Charles H. Hoyt arrived in New York
on Thursday and at once began rehear-
sails on his newest play, "a Temper
ance Town."
Louise Montague, the $4,000 beauty,
has been engaged for the Miller Opera
Company. She has been resting for a
long time.
VIM. Barry has new play called
"Green Goods" for next season, but his
mascot partner, Hugh Fay, will not be
with him.
Lulu Klein, the piquante juvenile
lady OF "The Stowaway" is receiving
praise for her intelligent work every
where.
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'sKilarney" is the name OF new play
in which Katie Emmett will open her
next season at the New York Star The
atre.
Addie Cummings and Edward Rue
have patched up their difference, and
hence Mr.. Rue has regained his lib
erty.
A new drama, written by w. ]. Pat
more, entitled "The Star Spangled Ban
ner," has been copyrighted in London.
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Harry B. Smith is certainly the most
prolific comic opera writer OF the day.
His latest is 1.-THE Mabels OF the Nile"
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Miss Florence Ashbrook Is still rest
ing in New York, although offers Of
engagements are showering upon her.
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Emily Yeamans, daughter OF Mrs.
Annie Yeamans, of Harrigan's Theater,
is dying at her home In New York.
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"The Circus" new play produced at
Philadelphia, on Monday, is said to be-
come an emphatic success.
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"O'Dowd's Neighbors" is still in the
hands of receiver, but will continue
it's struggle for existence.
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James J. Brady is to manage the
Bryne- Harrison-Furs Isle Of Cham
payne" Company.
Mabel McKenna, daughter Of the late
Stanley McKenna, will go on the stage
next season.
Minnie Palmer is now managed by
Douglas Cox, called in London "the
handsome.
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John Hollingshead, the London man
ager, was declared q bankrupt Febru-
airy 10Th.
Kathryn Kydder is to be the leading
lady In the Ward-James Company next
season.
Manager McVicker, Of Chicago, cele-
brated his SEVENTEEN birthday last
week.
Emily Rlgl will star next season,
probably under the management OF Jay
Rial.
"Gloriana" has made very emphatic
hit at Herrmann's Theater In New York.
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Dan Collyer has been engaged for
next season by Edward Harrington.
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'Little Tuesday" Is to be starred next
season by Joseph Arthur.
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Nellie Farren, OF the London Gaiety,
is rapidly recovering.
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Minnie Dupree has Joined Nat Good
wins company.