Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01

"B0D" Graham as q star III MS NC"
comedy, after the Ball." will Gene to
the Opera House tomorrow evening.
The play is an adoption from the
French, by j. w. Herbrot. The story
is that Of a young man who is just leav-
ing his fat, that has been Immediately
rented to a new tenant, The young man
goes TO q ball. In the meantime the
former tenant leaves the ball with his
brains stolen by the enemy he has put
in his mouth (wine), and led by instinct,
that mas temporarily taken the place OF
reason, seeks bis familiar quarters. HIS
father discerns him, and forces him to
promise marriage to his daughter. He
Is, however, already engaged, and his
fancee resides in the adjoining fat.
Under the assumed name he manages
to visit each household and conduct
his double loving without detection till
bis wedding day with each approaches.
He is driven TO despair almost for fur
Their eX pedient, till a quarrel with his
prospective fathers-in-law precipitated
matters, and, after the usual appa-
rentIy inextricably accumulation OF
events characteristic to French farces,
the tangle is smoothed out in the last
act.
'LoRp ROONEY"
Two hours and a half of unalloyed,
unadulterated fun are occupied 10 tell
ing of the narrative OF the latest farce
comedy, Lord Rooney" The story OF
Lord Rooney" though by no means
elaborate, is said TO be exceedingly
funny. This lsughable farce comedy,
which has made such a decided hit
every where, will be produced at the
Grand next Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday.
"oUR MARRIED MEN,"
Clark Williams will be at the Grand
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
in the funniest Of all farce comedies,
"Our Married Men" The plot is strong
er than that Of the generality Of plays
OF It's kind, and the songs and dances
that are introduced are Of a character
to interest and amuse anyone. Some
extremely comical business is intro
duced by Clark and Williams, and the
rest OF the characters are all we'll sus-
tanned. Reserved seats now on sale at
Grand box Office.
MUsEE THEATRE.
Wallace, Martin and Day, the big
three comedians, vocalists and dancers,
with Camm and Mack, with their
wooden headed actors, Punch and Judy,
and their miniature living pictures, will
be the stage entertainment at the Mu-
see Theatre October I'd, and In the curio
department Noah's Ark is duplicated
and is quite a curiosity. MCGEE will al
each performance lift a big heavy horse,
a dead square lift Of 1900 pounds, with
out ropes or pulleys, 1t is a feat never
before accomplished and Wheeling pat
rons will be the lucky ones to see 1t first.
McGee will do this great act at each
| performance, afternoon and evening
The last of u features is naturally the
best, and the feature Of all features is
| La Petite Pearly, the Liliputian repre-
| sentative Of Fairy Land, called the Min
iature "Langtry" because she is consld-
cred the most perfect little specimen OF
womanhood IN America, standing but
81 inches in height and weighs but 81
pounds, and her costumes are dreams OF
the Partisan modiste. She will present
all ladies with a souvenir free OF charge.
The door are open from to 5 p. m. and
Z to 10 p. M, and the price is but one
little dime.