Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE DAzzLER TONIGHT.

A Jolly farce-comedy by Thomas Ad-
olson, entitled 1.-The Dazzler," will be
AZ the Opera House this evening, and
the event promises to be a notable one
in the list OF this seasons attractions,
as, aside from the popularity it has
achieved during the last two seasons,
and the pronounced metropolitan hit 1t
made during several engagements in
the principal New York theatres, 1t will
this season have Anna Boyd heading
Cosgrave and Grants brilliant array OF
comedians in the interpreting OF the
merry sklt. Miss Boyd brings TO the
play charming personality and popu-
larity second to none OF the footllght
favorites. Two other important artists
who have been selected among the
others are Joseph OFT, whose inimita6le
eccentric comedy work is fast placing
him in the front rank of comedians, the
famous Clipper Quartette, Blanche
Arkwright, piquant, pretty and petite,
a good singer and q dancer OF exceeding
grace and agility.
THE FAST NAIL.
A complete freight train Sbi fourteen
cars, illuminated caboOse and practical
working engine, a magnificent scene OF
Niagara Falls by moonlight, with real
mist, as seen from suspension bridge.
The fight Of the fast mail, which
crosses the stage at the rate of seventy
miles an hour, and n realistic steamboat
race and explosion on the Mississippi,
are among the most novel scenes and
mechanical effects shown in Lincon j.
Carriers scenic production, 1.-The Fast
Mail, which appears at the opera house
tomorrow evening. Reserved seats are
on sale at Houses music store.
DANGERS OF A GREAT CITY.
The Dangers Of q Great City" is full
of comedy and yet this only Lighters up
the pathetic part Of this glorious play,
and makes the whole adelightful enter
tainment. With such artists as Dore
Davidson and the beautiful young Miss
Ramie Austen, it cannot fail TO please
our people as it has those in the largest
cities Manager RbeInstrom has secured
this attraction aud takes pleasure in Of
fering it to his patrons on Thursday
evening next at the Opera House.
THE OLD SOLDIER.
Mr.. Phil Peters in his new musical
comedy, The Old Soldier" will appear
at the Grand Opera House on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this week,
and is said TO be one of the best come
dies on the road. Below is a notice
clipped from the Daily Advertiser,
Elmira, Y. Y. THE Old Soldier" at the
Madison Avenue was the laugh provoker
last evening TO capacity. The comedy
Is bright, spicy and breezy, and moves
WITH sparkle of vim from beginning to
end. Delightful music, graceful dane
ing are so Skillfully brought together
that they result in a thoroughly enjoy
able entertainments.
AT THEATRE NIUsEE.
A crowded house was the result OF a
splendid show at the MuSee Theatre
last night and IL has become a popular
ladies' resort. In the Curio Hall,
Walter Stewart, the armless and legless
whittier, proved one of the best attrac-
tiouS yet seen here. He was for many
years P. 7. Barnum's leading sttrac-
lions. The Martin sisters, two beauti-
full albinoS, and South Sea Island Joe
are also 10 be seen. The illusion, ''rhe
Half Lady" is quite puzzle. TIE
Theatre has a first class entertain
meut. Burton and EvaEs do refined
singing speciality. They are good
singers and do clever act. Kiuzo
Kenako, the Jap, is wonderful Jug
gler. The LeRoYs do splendid
German sketch and keep the audience
in an uproar. Willard, the female i'm
perSOnstor, does first class speciality
this week. he is the best in his line
ever seen here. Kennedy and Law
renee are good Irish comedians and
dancers. The farce is the best offered
and Billy Hall proves himself q good
comedian.