The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-19
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Young Joe Emmett has made 4 de-
cIiel hit in "FriE in Ireland. "
Prof. Flynn, The mesmoriat, vii! open
n weeks engagement in the Martins
Ferry opera house tonight
Annie Pixloy has discarded Polly
Middies and will bring out Miss Blythe
Of Duluth, written for her by William
gill.
Amy Russell, who joined 4. Y. Pear
sons police Patrol" company Two
weeks ago. has made pronounced hit
in tho leading Juvenile part
Professor Flynn, the Irish nesmerist
will appear al the Opera House next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights and Wednesday, matinee.
Calhoun's excellent comic opera com.
many has been booked for week In Oc-
tobcr. Manager Rheinstrom will issue
season tickets Tor this engagement.
Charley Reeds new songs, "pm An
other" ~ Didn't Break the Bank at
Monte Carlo" and "a Simple Maiden"
are making a big hit in Hoss and Hoss.
Carroll johnson will be big money
winner this season, ii tho business Is 10
be judged by his phenomenal record
since opening in The Gossoon at Popes
in St. Louis, on Aug IS.
Klaw and Erlanger have already
started on the routes for Sol Smith
Russell, Roland Reed, The Country
Circus and the Wardc-James combina-
ton for the season OF lS93.94
In "9Iiss Roarcr," with which Ullie
Akerstrom started on tour last week, Is
Il fox hunt, with pack OF hounds and
two trained horses, on one oil which
Miss Akerstrom has the mount.
Tho Grand Opera House will have no
attractions this week. AT the Opera
House Al. 6. Fields 8Iinstrels Thurs
day night and Master and Man" Fri
day and Saturday and Saturday matt
nee.
A recent article in the Herald in
which Sedley Brown is represented as
stating that, on account OF the election
Charles Frohman would have only hall
of his companies out tho coming sea.
son, is denied by that manager.
Lizzie Evans now play, The Little
Blacksmith, which she produced last
week in Johnstown, is declared the
best she has ever appeared in. She
PLAYED to big and enthusiastic audi
ences all through the week in Ohio
towns.
Sam Thall, Tor several seasons man
ager oil the Grismer-Davies COM
pany, and widely-popular gentleman
throughout tho west, has been engaged
by William A. Brady rs business man
ager OF James j. Corbetts tour in Gen
lleman Jack.
Miss Johnstone- Bennett has reason
to leel proud OF the enthusiastic well
come she received at the Standard
Theatre on Friday night, when she
made her first appearance this season
in her original role OF Jane. The lively
little actress detention in quarantine
had evidently excited very strong in
tercst, apart from the favor in which
she is held through her clever imper-
sonation. On her first entrance she was
kept bowling Tor several minutes in rec
IGNITION OF the generous demonstra-
ton. At the close of the second act
the curtain was raised four times and a
number OF beautiful floral designs were
presented to her.
Al. G. Fields Minstrels will appear
at the Opera House on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 20, and its shrewd manager has
spared neither trouble nor money to
make it frst-class in every respect The
new first part, I'm Camp" is said to be
one OF the most beautiful and gorgeous
settings ever seen on the stage. Special
attention has been paid to the choral
portion OF the entertainment, and the
singing OF good old.fashioned negro
melodies is one OF the features Of the
performance The comedy element con-
sists Of Al. &. Field, Frank L. McNish,
Jerry Hart, Tommy Donnelly and Har-
ry Skunk, which should be sufficient
guarantee that there will be plenty of
iun throughout the entertainment.
Tlere will be grand spectacular street
parade at IL 80 a. III. OH the day Of the
performance. Seats on sale at Houses
music store to-day. Usual prices.
master and Man" will be at the
Opera House Friday and Saturday
nights and Saturday matinee. The Bal
t'more Sun speaks OF the play as follows:
Simms and Pettit's melodrama, "DIas-
Ter and Man." has its scenes laid in
England, but there was an element
about them that was sufficiently Ameri-
can to give the story local interest 1t
represents lie in great foundry,
with tho not unusual accompaniment
OF strikes. Master aud Man" was put
on tho stage OF Holiday Street Theatre
with scenery that added to its realistic
acts. Among the stage settings were
scenes representing the iron works,
with blazing furnace and sombre sur
roundings; an illuminated chapel, n
village green and n farm scene. The
workingmen's quartette and other
musical specialties were introduced
without interrupting tho narrative of
the play, to which they lent variety.
Tho melodrama is filled with exciting
and heroic deeds, eliminating in the
last scene, when the hero saves the vii
lain who has conspired against him
from the flames OF the foundry furnace.
to which the mob OF strikers would
have consigned him.