Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
GUS WILLIAMS.

GUS NlLLlAMS'
Gus Williams, who has achieved fame
and fortune as the foremost delineator
OF German dialect OF the present age,
will be at the Opera House to-night,and
will present to the public novelty OF
the highest magnitude this coming sea-
son. 1t is musical eccentricity called
"April Fool" and is full OF laughaole
situations and bright musical numbers.
Mr.. Williams has taken great pains In
choosing his support, and 1t Is with
great delight we announce the engage
nent of Frank Girard, Miss Kittie Nit
chell; Miss Ella Gardiner, the Briscoe
Sisters, Miss Trudie Reynolds, the Bril-
liant Quartette, all clever and acknowi-
edged bright lights in their respective
line of stage work.
OPERA HOUSE.
The management of this favorite
playhouse announce the engagement t
Miss Pauline Hall and her Opera Com
pany for tomorrow night in the grand
production of the famous comic opera
Ermine.
This opera has made probably the
strongest impression in the hearts OF
the music loving public for its melody,
catchy airs. many mirth provoking stu
atoms and characters which appeal to
all classes of any opera of the day. The
career of three years at the Casino,
New York, and pronounced success
elsewhere, bespeak the greatest favor
at the hands of the public. Miss Hall
will be seen in her original character,
Ermine, and her rendition of the "Lul-
laby Song" is a lasting memory in the
minds of frequenters OF the theatre.
ROBERT DOWNING on MONDAY.
Orchard the Lion Hearted" the new
play in which Americas tragedian,
Robert Downing, will be seen at the
Opera House next Monday night, is
pronounced by the critics the best play
OF It's kind that has yet been written by
an American author. Mr.. Downing has
given it the benefit of a powerful cast,
splendid special scenery and magnitl-
cent costuming, and it has proven, I'M
der these favoring conditions the most
successful new production OF the year.
CLARA NORRIS NEXT THURSDAY.
The engagement Of Clara Morris at
the Opera House on Thus day, March
9th, should prove attractive to lovers
OF the standard drama. She is not only
regarded as the most powerful actress
of this country, but her genius has
made her name familiar wherever there
is a theatre Tributes to her greatness
are not confined to any particular class
of people; they are universal.
MANAGER GENTHER's CAPTURE.
Famous Fields s. Harrison's Drawing
Cards the new high class Vaudeville or
ganization that made such Il hit
throughout the East this winter has
started on a ten weeks tour West and
back again to New York. Enroute be-
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati week
was open and Manager Genther caught
them for three nights, March 6. Z and S.
This organization is really the finest OF
refined Vaudevilles now touring, and q
glance at the long list of celebrated peo-
pie in the company is alone a guarantee
of the treat in store. 1t would be ad-
visable to secure seats in advance for
this engagement. The show Is packing
the academy at Pittsburg this week.
ROBERT NoURsE TONIGHT.
DR.. Robert Nourse delivers the last
lecture in the Y. NJ. c. A. lecture course
tonight. His subject will be "Dr.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" Mr.. Nourse is
humorous, witty and eloquent His
voice is strong aud moduated; his
movements are those OF a born actor;
his voice, gesture, walk aud the play of
l. =, oil ~ hnmQ
lessons of the discourse.