Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

TUNEFUL ROBIN HOOD ON WEDNESDAY.
Lovers of good music have rare treat
in store In the engagement OF the Bar
nabee, Karl 81 Macdonald Robin Hood
Opera Company at the Opera House,
Wednesday evening, January 4. IL ran
for iVe months in England. and has
been playing 500 nights in this country,
and still it is as popular as ever. The
music is bright, sparkling and catchy,
and the story as pretty a love tale as
ever was read Our citizens should pat
ronize this memorable organization, as
it is a most representative one. Sent
out on the road by this famous operate
trio should ensure confidence in our
theatre-going public. 1t is positively
grand company, comprising so people.
They carry special scenery and their
own orchestra Of twelve instrumental
lists. Seats on sale to-day.
THE DANGER SIGNAL.
Rosabel Morrison, of Faust" fame,
who so charmed and delighted all with
her wlnsome portrayal of "Marguri te, ="
is announced to appear in the eading
role with "The Danger Signal Com
pany, which appears at the Opera
House next Saturday, matinee and
night.
Miss Morrison Is said to have achieved
very great success in her new role,
and one which, while entirely disslmi-
lar, she still retains all those winning
graces that have endeared her to all,
and have made her name household
one throughout the country.
TANGLED UP"
De LANCE and Rising, two new stars,
but old favoriteS, who made such sue
cess last season in the laughable COM
edy, ''Tangled Up" will appear at the
Opera House Thursday and Friday
evenings next. The comedy Is not a
farce comedy Of the usual style, but
more of the nature of the vaudevilles
or farces of olden time. 1t is filled with
ludicrous complications and laughable
situations, keeping an audience in a
roar from start to finish. Preceding the
comedy, as an appetizer, the delicate
trifle, "Why?" is given-a one-aet cur
tain raiser by Burr Mcintosh.
THE METEoRs TONIGHT.
This afternoon H. w. Williams "Me-
teors," said to be the greatest speciality
show in America, will commence their
engagement at the Grand with matt
nee at o'clock. They appear for three
nights and a regular matinee Wednes-
day. This company is composed CT the
very best people in the vaudeville line,
and good business is assured at every
performance. The seats are now on
sale at Genther's, and they are going of
| fast.
A GERMAN SOLDIER.
1t is with allowable pride that Mana
ger Genther announces to his patrons
and to all lovers of genuine amusement
in general, the appearance at the Grand
| Opera House, January 5th, 9th and 9TH.
of the ever popular and favorite sweet
singing comedian, Mr.. James A. Reilly,
(the Broom maker). Mr.. Reilly will
find a pleasant remembrance in the
minds of the public, as the happy
"Yohann," the Broom maker, in which
| character he created such|a furore on
his last appearance in Wheeling.
MAcLEAN-PREscoTT TO-DAY.
The MacLean-P Prescott combination
will appear at the Opera House to-day,
this afternoon in "Romeo and Juliet,
and this evening in The Dukes Wife. "
An exchange says
r. d. MacLean is an ideal actor in
the legitimate, with physique rarely
equaled, and his gift of magnificent
presence is enhanced by voice OF IN
limited power, and grace and ease a
fortune in themselves. As Julien st.
Pierro, in THE Dukes Wife," he is at
his best. As the debonair Yagabond,
reckless and careless In morals and de-
meanor, he cannot be surpassed.
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