Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
SALVINI.

The local stage has been a stranger
so long to the starring drama OF
romance and chivalry that the advent
of the eminent romantic actor AieYan-
der Salvini will be welcome indeed. He
has spread out theatrical repast for
modern audiences that possesses the
delicious flavor of old wine long bottled
I'D. He has revived the days when re-
preston was not a fad, but a day when
men and women gave free vent to their
feeling aud stormed or cried as their
sex decreed. The story of the "Three
Guardsmen" filed TO the brim as 1t Is
with intrigue, daring adventure, pic
turesque philosophy, and the iasclhat-
ing sentiment OF romance, Is OF course a
play that is the most popular among all
the works of fiction. The character OF
D'Artagnan has certainly never been
ulayed with such nerve, such buoyancy,
such realistic conviction In the memory
of the present generation as by Salvini.
The production has been given stage
setting that the romantic drama has
never had In it's history. To those who
would spend few hours 10 the stirring
DAYS OF Richelieu and the impassioned
ladies OF the merry court OF Louis Nil
are recommended TO buy their seats
early for the demand Is sure TO test the
capacity Of the house.
AL. G.. FIELDS COLUMBIAN MISsTRELs.
The above organization will appear
at the Opera House September 18th and
will present a new and brilliant enter
tainment, interpreted by the following
weIl-known artists: Frank Cushman,
Tommy Donnelly, Fred Russell, Dick
Clark, AL. G.. Field, the Alveraz Fam
ilv. known Europe over as the Musical
BARRIERS Of Seville; the Brothers Mohr-
ing. Acrobats comique; Cradoc, Roman
Axe Man. the only act OF the kind In
the world; A. NJ. Thatcher, Roger
Harding, Allen MAY, NJ. Rale and many
other famous celebrities. One OF the
principal features Of the present season
is the grand imposing spectacular street
parade, which will take place daily and
should be witnessed by all.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR"
Another good audience greeted Mr..
Dickson and his excellent company, at
the Opera House, last evening, and
watched with interest tne interpre-
tation of charming play. Admitted
10 the Bar" has a number OF original
features, the plot differing materially
from the usual society comedy, and the
interest is well maintained from the
first. The rendition OF last evening, at
the hands OF Mr.. Dickson and his COM
pany left little TO DE desired, and there
were frequent manifestations OF salts
faction throughout the evening.
"a PAIR OF KIDS"
"a Pair Of Kids" opened three
nights engagement az the Grand
last night TO a packed house. There
! has been several changes in the piece
since last seen here. The company
includes such vel known favorites as
C.B Hawkins. Jeppe and Fanny De-
lano, Stanley Mosy. Gilbert Sawny and
many Others. CarIotta is very clever
dancer. The company IS q whole IS
stronger and better than ever.
Those wishing 70 enjoy good hearty
laugh should not fail 10 witness this
funny comedy "a Pair Of Kids, !" which
will be repeated tonight. tomorrow
afternoon and tomorrow nights per-
formapce will close their Engagement
in the city. Sests at the \Grand box
Office.