Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-01

IN h. MANAGER
~ smart Robson, purchased two lots
~ iV' Fast St. Louis last week. The CITY
- - growing so rapidly that he NAV con-
,oInlate building an opera house there.
T6e,aw sult between Pauline Hall
aid Marcus Mayer has been adjusted by
The payment on the part of Miss Hall of
The sum Of SCI TO Mr.. Mayer.
Delmore and Gertrude Dawes were mar
ried 40 the residence of Mrs. Espinola,
lba sister OF Mr.. Delmore, December 10.
With q very clever picture Of Lillian
-,.se'l, Lew ROsen in this weeks
g~alVaG says of her: Formerly she
sang The songs Of Solomon; now she
congrega-es the verbs in French. Cap
tain Thompson, by the way, does not
furnish any OF his handsome dull-witted
mixtures 10 BrOGdlCGU and for this re-
lief much than6S.-''TheL Lost Paradise"
was produced in London last Friday and
made a nit.
Edwin Milton Royle's "Friends," has
created q yeritabe sensation through
out the country. The author has in
his first dramatic efforts produced a
work which we'll known cities have de-
clared worthy Of place in the list OF
few native artistic productions.
Sir Arthur Sullivan is in the Reviera,
with libretto by w. S. Gilbert, but is
hardly we'll enough to do anything to it
40 present.-JOseph Haworth, who is
now appearing in THE Crust of Socie-
,y, will before long bring out a new
play by his brother William, entitled,
Tho Peoples King" Edward Solo
non has composed new comic opera,
.nd has asked his brother Fred, now
With Roster and Bal, to come to Lon
Ion and create part in it.
Gosslpers abroad say that Sarah Bern
iardt's reckless son, Maurice, has
ouandered all of his own fortune and
Tot & little of Sarah's money at bacca-
at. and as his independent little wife
efuseS to support him any longer they
ave quarrelled and separated. Then
,usiness has not been exactly success
MI Of late with the actress. Several OF
Ter ventures have not been rich in re-
ults. Finally they have burlesqued
.er CLEOPATRA, and represent the divine
a mildly dancing and singing Ta-ra-rs
,oom-de-ay, and Sarah doesn't like 1t
IL. One can fancy the choice but
ranslatable variety Of French profanity
With which the great tragedienne dis
usses this succession OF misfortunes.
Thomas O. Seabrooke was once
AMI, clerk. but left the business in dis
nst and that is said to be the reason
Inv he almost faints when forced to
ign a check.
The numerous articles by actors in
be newspapers nowadays brings to
ind q story furnished one of them
nee by NJ. B. Curtis. He had paid
Col" MHliken $50 to write 1t, and
ylillen had his office boy cop it, word
~ word. from an old magazine. Every
odv laughed at it as q good joke, but
vounp composer who at present has
, onera Turning at Broadway theatre,
oes not look upon almost similar
as anything like fun. 1t is
lid he paid a young and clever must
an to compose his music for him, and
tile by little he he is finding that every
ote has been stolen.
a German newspaper recalls the say
% of a King of Prussia in regard to
-eyerbeer's opera, The HuguenOts,
hare catholics and Protestants cut
,cb others throats while Jew sup
lies the music" and adds that war is
aar in which the people OF Europe will
assacre each other, the Jews supply
o the arms. What has become OF the
ctors' Orphan Asylum that the money
Ken at the Actors Fund Fair was to
lid?
radv Brooke has a Shakespearean
,rden at Warwick Castle, where grow
"A blossom every flower and shrub
,med by the immortal bard. The
rince o. Wales planted the first Speci-
en-.
In all the advertisements of Thomas
Seabrooke as Psmmery Sec'nd, he is
ctured with enormous shoes. The cut
as taken from photograph and is
rect. the clumsy foot-gear, covering
sides Mr.. Seabrooke's big feet heavy
ad sole, which Charles MacGeachy
aced there to prevent the inflated star
ON going up among the flies.
Can she act?-the Duse, wonder.
Is she Just combine star,
Come to catch our Yankee dollars
And adorn o Pullman car:
She will have TO hump and hustle
And donors than show her hose;
For we're stuck on what we've got here,
After seeing Rehsn pose.
Charles Alfred Byrne has sold his
ew Opera Venus to George w. Lee
arer.-The Digby Bell Opera Company
at gone to the wall. People are evil
emily tired OF buffoonery in comic OPP
cable says that Sarah Bern
ardt was mobbed in Odessa last week
v anti-Jews.-"Yon Yonson," Katie
;mmett and tue "Voodoo" are now
lavjpg the Lift circuit to gratifying
eturnS.
..-,t. r,-sirn,, will ha unfurlp1 at the