Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-16


On Wednesday evening January IS,
the Rose Hill English Folly Company
will give one performance at the Grand.
This is large company OF speciality
and variety artists, and is headed by
the celebrated comedians Rice and Bar
ton. As they appear for one night only
no doubt they will draw large audi
ence.
DAN. A. KELLY COMING.
On Thursday evening, January 10, the
favOrite comedian Dan. A. Kelly will
commence three nights engagement
at the Grand. On Thursday and Fri
day evenings Mr.. Kelly will produce his
celebrated drama, 1.-The Shadow Detec-
tive" and Saturday matinee and night
he will present his new play called
AFTER Seven Years" Mr.. Kelly always
has good company.
RUSSELL & CHRISTIE's UNCLE TOMS
CABIN co.
This evening Russell & Christie's
famous Uncle Toms Cabin Co. will
commence a two night engag cement at
the Grand this evening in this old time
drama. The company is composed Of
twenty irSt-clasS artists, including
host Of fine specialties, the Congo quar-
tette, trick donkeys and bloodhoundS,
and a strong dramatic company. Seats
are now on sale az Genther's.
LEWIS MoRRIsoN-''FAUsT."
Lewis Morrison produces a novel idea
in his spectacular production of
Faust" at the Opera House tonight.
During the garden scene Mr.. Morrison
as "MephiStO," makes flowers bloom
where all was barren ground. With
wave of the hand he causes the flower
to open, disclosing miniature varikated
incandeScent electric lights In the
church scene a chime Of rich-toned
bells and quartette of experienced
singers are heard, and the scene Of
Broken, with its weird appari:iOns,
flashes of lightning, and concluding
avalanche OF fire, will be given with
wonderful effect.
MEN AND WOMEN.
After a run Of over three hundred
nights in New York and one hundred in
Chicago, Belasco and De Miles great
est success, "Men ard Women" will be
presented in this city at the Opera
House one night, next Thursday even
ing, January 10th, by Charles Frohman's
admirable company, including such
well-knOwn players as Frank Burbank,
Frank Il. Mills, Frederick q. Ross,
Louis r. Geisel, j. Bernard, Maclyn
Arbuckle, Neil O'Brien, Walter Per
kinS, Edgar c. Mackey, Lille Vane,
Nanette Con- stock, Lillian Lawrence,
Maud White, Mrs. Kate Meek, Myrtle
Dow, Arthur Hayden, f. Phillips.
sTETSoN's UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Stetson's great "Uncle Toms Cabin"
will te ut the Opera House next
Wednesday matinee and night. The
Terre Haute Star says Of it: IAN i'm
mense crowd held sort Of mass meet
ing around the Opera House doors while
sections of il filed in and packed the
house until the card was hung up an
nOuncing standing room only. This
unusual demonstration was not due to
anything new, for il was only Uncle
Tom, but Stetson's management in
cludes good and liberal advertising.
The show was to an admiring audience:
its funny side was enjoyed immensely,
and the pathetic incidents met equal
appreciation.
THE KEENAN, LECTURE.
The sale OF seats for George Remnants
lecture at the Opera House tomorrow
evening indicates that large audience
will be present. The greatest interest
has been manifested In Mr.. Remnants
coming and his lecture, and advantage
will be taken Of the opportunity to hear
him tell of his remarkable experiences.
AS lecturer Mr.. KEENAN, is brilliant
aud entertaining, and those who listen
TO him tomorrow evening are sure Of
having a season of rare intellectual en-
joyment. Those who have not secured
seats should do so at once.
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