Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

E.H. Southern will be seen a cap
tain Lettarblair" only for a short time,
as his new comedy, SIBERIAN, or the
Maid Of Bath, will soon he produced at
the Lyceum.
ssThe Silver King, f." 6ill Carl A. Has
win as the star, will 10 the attraction at
the PEOPLES Theatre next week. This
play is a favorite me, and no doubt the
theatre will be veil filed at every per-
fOrmance.
Dan McCarthy's Irish drama "Cruis-
keen Lawn" will come TO Il. R. Jacobs
New York Theatre next week. "Cruis-
ksen Lawn" is one of the few Irish
dramas n which the red coat and black
bottle sre not important factors. The
niece ahounds In catchy music, splendid
dsrang, witty sayings and elaborate
scenery.
The second metropolitan showing Of
"The New South" has more than con-
frmed the favorable impression when
the play was seen last winter at the
Broadway Theatre. The play affords
study Of contemporary Southern life
which, while not drawn with delicacy
shown I'm "Alsbama," Is, nevertheless,
fully as instructive as that we'll known
play. The engagement az the Madison
square Theatre has still four weeks TO
run.
The use OF colored lights is said to be
brought to q high grade Of perfection
by the Manola-Mason company in
"Frlend Fritz" At almost every
moment Of the play the lights undergo
a change, showing the grading tints OF
color from sunrise 20 sunset and from
sunset TO dusk. The distinct musical
talent and charming appearance OF the
two daughters of John A. McCaull, who
will this season be with the Mason
Manola company, will undoubtedly
make valuable acquisition.
1.-THE Danger Signal will be the at
traction st the Columbus Theatre next
week. The chief scenes show full
size locomotive constructed Of steel
drawing a train OF cars across the stage
az the rate OF City miles an hour; ro'
tsry snow plough IN operation, and a
"cannon ball" vestibuied train, one hun
dred aud eighty feet long. Laura Lor-
raine Garden, Adrienne Mitchen, Ida
SoHce, Lyon L. Adams, Garland Gard
en-. Paul Dresser, VIM. L. West and
VIII Robyns are 10 the company.
NOTES OF THE FOREIGN DRAMA.
Miss Ada Rehan aas been enjoying
herself 90 the Cumberland and West
morelaud lakes.
Morocco Bound" which will b'
seen 10 New York this season, has beer
revived at the Grand, London. "Mo
rocco Bound" was produced az thC
Shaftesbury Theater on April ID, last
There is said 70 be just sufficient incl
dent in the extravaganza to afford op
portunities TO clever performers 70 dis
, play their talents ia song, dance. satire
a-d mimlcry. Morocco Bound" is gay
smart. funny and satirical, with muct
/ "touCh-and-go" lightneSs in its move
meut.
Miss Fortescue, the English actress
/ received the following curious but bust
pess-like letter: "Dear Madam-Hear-
/ ing you are going on tour, beg to say
that myself aud wife would DO glad to
ioin you. We are variety artists; my
wife plays the banjo and mandolin, and
[ I do the musical glasses and can pro
duce music out OF any crockery. don'
know the pieces you are playing In
but they Tell me there is ballroom
scene In Romeo and JAst, aud w
could putpur specialties that"
AZ Wing lion perf6f ming At th'
- heatre, Walsall. England
sxeiting scene the other day
rainer entered the cage anS
ing at him Immediately snG
b. the leg. Several a.