The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-01
THE COMING SEASON.
Notes about the Dramatic Stars
and Combinations.
some GREAT THINGS 1OBE HEARD
g., Seen on tho American Stage
,.ncn business Opens up.--Attr"c'
,,ons tbat are Booked for Wheeling.
cos,lo about the Plays and Players
,ynIch are Best Known.

I na",Stcr !" Henry E. Hoyt Is painting
INV II tho scenes, one night view,
WI ,,,h Lurninr lime kilns, and the other
WIN VIM Icyco in New Orleans, A Calfor-
u " ~" hor.c.trainer has tho two horses
ma bc nscd in tho play, and the two
10 ;n wi people that will use tho
pnm pm ",c training in Connecticut.
TTTsiScd birds, dogs and other animals
viii also To used. A large company Is
Ssn" onCarai. Coo. W. Larsen and
T gf GLADYS will p!ay thecomedy parts;
T I;YI orcaaisa.ioa. which sill be tho first
a i"' out directed Us Tho Now York man
O o.s,s' syndicate. which will be known
a" a. tho Metropolitan Stock company, and
viii traYeI in special cars.
"Iopo" has made \ tremendous hit in
Chicago, wIsro it Is running at the
Grand Opera house. Harry Hamlin,
manager OF that ,hoGtrc, reached New
Y"rk on Monday to arrange with Mana
oor Charles Frohman to continue this
ssIav nj ne house through tho month
II Surust, rs it continues to run to tho
Conncity OF tho theatre in the face OF
tSe not wave which Chicago has been
snfTcripg from tho past week. Mr.
Frohman was dcsirous Of continuing
tho run, but found that tho arrange
monts he had made for tho play pre-
vented his doing so. Tho company
bos bcen playing continuously since
the first Of last August. neatly a year,
md il to open the regular season ut
,Lo Standard Theatre September 5.
The following is partial list Of the
people engaged TO support Richard
Mansfield: W, ]. Ferguson. D. II. Har-
fins ". N. Griffith, Arthur Forrest, +.
Finch Smiles, +. O. Butler, William
Byles, A. G. Andrews, Charles Lunieck.
Boatricc Cameron, Mrs. Julia Brutone,
Kuhne Bovoridge, Eleanor Markillio
and Roltnda cambridge. When tho
company Is complete it will embrace
forty.two people. John P. Slocum will
continue 10 manage Mr.. Mansfeld's af-
fairs. Tho season which opens Sep
TENDER 5, will BIO very long ono. Mr..
Mansfield will make six weeks tour
Of the South, his first visit to that terri
tory as a star.
The new operate comedy, Garry the
Lord" in which r. Z. Graham, para.
doxically described as "the graceful
awkward COMEDIAN" will star, has
many original songs, new music to tit
them, and offers several novelties in
other lines. One OF the scenes travcs-
ties hvpnotism, and in another scene
there Is mechanical novelty in the
form of n panoramic scull race. Mr..
Graham Is the author Of oil the new
f. songs.
Miss Lillian Kennedy commences re-
hearsaIs next Monday in Philadelphia.
Her company is without doubt tho
strongest that ever supported this pop
ular little star, and her successful play,
"She Couldn't Marry Three" should be
seen TO the best possible advantage
during the coming season. Everything
isready for the start
Robert Mantell will open his season
at Proctor's theatre on August 90 with
THE Face in the Moonlight" Mr..
Mantel has secured tho American
rights Of u play founded upon roman.
tics story OF Scottish border life, some OF
the incidents OF which are historical.
He is expected to return from his trip
abroad early in August.
Mr.. Charles Hanford, the tragedian,
is summering at the Warm Sulphur
Springs OF Virginia. He Is rapidly
completing his company for the superb
Booth.Barrett production OF Julius Cn-
sar," which will visit this city during
tue season.
Leonora Bradley has taken the place
Of Helen Russell in the cast OF "By
Proxy" Charles Matthews company
has met with great success at the Bos.
ton museum, where it will remain until
thecomingof Roland Reed on Augustl5.
Hermann has invented new trick
that he calls the disappearing China
man. The marvellous part Of 1t is that
as the Chinaman disappears he reap.
pears in another part OF the theatre.
Caroline Hamilton will this season
travel with the Robin Hood Opera
Company, presenting the opera in
which the Bostonians won immense
favor last season.
Mr.. Allie Rheinston, formerly OF this
city, is in Washington, D. c., this week
with Charles Frohman'sstock company,
who open there in Settled out Of
Court"
Manager Rheinstrom has booked
"lncog" for an early date at the Opera
House, with the successful comedian
Charles Dickson as the star.
Jennie Yeamans will inaugurate her
starring tour In her new farce. comedy,
~ p. M" at tho Bijou theatre, in New
York September ..
HoytOnd Thomas will put "a Trip to
Chinatown" on the road this season,
with Fay TomplOton in the cast,
Primrose and Vests ministries open.
cd their season at Detroit last week to
standing room only.
Milton Mobiles will star in his new
play written by himself, "For Revenue
Ed Travers has engaged first class
tary."
Manager Levitt has q fine array Of
'a,ent Tor "The Spider aud the Fly"
Nat Goodwin and De Wolff Hopper
nave returned from Europe.
Il Atkins Lawrence will play with the
Alter Dark" company.
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