Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-03

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the placards
rhs ra-onenInp of Thos. W. Keene
necassitated the cancelling OF the oass
which Frank Hennig had ,s
with the X. OF P.'s OF Beliaire.
likely that Mr.. Keene and MS co"p"N'
will play In Bellaire in September
"a Hole in the Ground" played 70
good business both in this Guy sH q
Bellaire. "A Hole in the Grounu s
not bad sort Of farce comedy.
"a Pair Of Jacks" will be with Us on
Wednesday night, after wnicn ~ ap
pears in BeiIaire. From letters rece' s.
from managers where the company nas
heen nlayInc OF late the show Is reporseu
70 be giving good satisfaction. YIN.
Garen who has been here In advance oi
the Jacks will take the company Oh 'n'
road himself next year
A Columbus manager Is preparing 10
put company on the road ID tue lai' "
play "a Railroad Ticket" rms gane
has often been played. Ohio Is turhins
ont a number Of managers Tor the Gun.
ing season. The proprIetors OF the
onera houses at Chillicothe and tlndiay
are going 10 try IL next season. May
success attend their efforts. Presiden-
tIal wear is bad for the show business
Well we will not have Pat Rooney
with ms again. Pat has danced his last
Zig and looked his last upon the uaLz1'
ing footlights. Rooney was naturai
actor. or rather comedian, ana when
that is said all his accomplishments are
enumerated.
"Blne Jeans" caught big crowd
again Thursday night. The show is OF
the sensational order and right up 10
the times.
Nye and Burbank will give an enter
tainment in Bellaire on Wednesday night
and here on Friday night. The ceie-
brated couple is not In the lecture ousl-
ness as many suppose. The programme
consists OF selected humorous matter
such as will delight the most fastidlons
audience.
Williams & orr's Meteors, the old
reliable, drew pretty good audiences at
the Grand.
Out West "Hamlet" is being played
under the allurlng title "Was His Nios
Off His Nut?" 1t draws better that
way.
Little Bessie Clayton, the phenome-
nal dancer OF "a Knotty Affair."" has
an offer to join "Sinbad" during the
summer run. She has a three years
contract with the management OF "A
Knot,y Affair."" but may arrange to
Join Mr.. Henderson's company for a
few months. She is great card.
Barnum & Bailey's season opened at
the Madison Square Garden, New York,
on Monday evening. The great feature
of the show will be the spectacular
production of Columbus"
"By Flood and Fire" and "By Light
Nng's Flash" are the titles OF two new
and lurId melodramas announced for
production next season. Electrical and
tank effects in realistic abundance are
promised.
The Rose Osborne Company has
stranded at Braddock, Pa, the man
ager having disappeared, taking with
him all the funds. The troupe's prop
erty has been attached for printing
bill.
Joseph Jeferson's tour OF the Pacific
coast, where be has not been seen In
fifteen years, is showing To crowded
houses everywhere. Eddy's Sub Is re-
sponsible for the statement that after
the present season IL is not likely that
Mr.. Jefferson will ever again appear in
anything but Trip Van Wrinkle" for
which there seems to be an almost uni
versal demand.
The success OF the plays in which real
burglars open real safes In view OF the
audience has led TO the writing OF a
drama to be presented by a company
consisting wholly OF convicts. The
craze for realism in this direction may
60 too far. Some day suffering an-
dience will rise in its wrath and lynch
a real villain.
There are no end OF fancy dancers
this season. It's mighty poor farce
comedy or variety company that can't
afford at least one fancy dancer. But
about the Best have seen up to date is
little Bessie Clayton, OF the Knotty Az
fair Company. She may not be the best
dancer in every respect, especially when
you take in all the old girls at the bust
ness, but Bessie is young, and she Is
taking hold of the business In true ar
tistic way, and IL she only keeps on
practicing and studying the art she is
bound to come TO the front as the Queen
dancer OF America.
Jesse Jenkins, OF the Ship Alloy Com
pany, has been IN doubt as to the quail
" OF his voice for years. On the stage
at night IL is n very sweet tenor with
baritone procliyities. An hour or so
after the show IL Is pronounced BARI
tone. In the morning II drifts into a
bass.
An actor who limits himself to three
cocktails per day drinks up his allow
ance before the nights performance IS