Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-20
AMUSEMENTS.
cuAs. A. LoDEE TONIGHT.

CUAS. A. LODEH TONIGHT.
This evening the celebrated German
dialect comedian, Mr.. ChaS. A. Loder,
will commence a three nights enage-
meut at the Grand in his funny musical
comedy, "Oh, What Night" The
company this season is said to be the
greatest that ever appeared in this COM
edy, aud consists of eighteen vocGliStS,
dancers and comedians Of the very best.
The press everywhere speaks in the
highest praise OF this company, and no
doubt they will open TO the capacity OF
the Grand. Seats are going off fast at
Genther'S. A grand matinee will be
given "Wednesday afternoon.
THE FIRE PATROL COMING.
"The Fire Patrol" is the title Of
the latest melodrama, which is
the offering OF the Grand, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, of this week. In
their search after realistic effects wri-
ters OF melOdrama have given us tanks
without number, real fire engines, buzz
saws, pile drivers, etc, etc, until the
field would seem To be well nigh ex-
hausted, but in The Fire Patro," we
are promised view Of the interior OF
gold stamp mill, such as are seen in the
mining regions of Dakota, with the
ponderouS ore cruShers in iull opera
ton. In addition, as the title OF the
play indicates, we shall see 4 genuine
fire patrol wagon, horses, ETC., doing
their full duty at the proper moment.
woNDERLAND'S KING.
And well-named, too, is the cleverest
Of all conjurOrs, Kellar. The programme
furnished by this man Of mystery is one
never to be forgotten. Kellar this seas
IN produces, among other novel feat
ures, his latest invention, called Gag
lios,ro." A startling demonstration OF
what man can DO. We're hellar TO
claim the assistance Of supernatural be-
iugS, the wonders he performs with
"Cagliostro' would be considered by
most people rs ample proof. But Kellar
disavowS any other help than that fur
uiShed by his fertile brain and nimble
fingers. And in "CaglioStrO" these work
ing forces are so cleverly blended that
they form the most startling combina-
ton OF marvellous mystery ever seen on
any stage. AStarte, that mysterious
maiden, who apparently proves that the
law discovered by Sir Isaac Newton can
be successfully defed, is still seen, to-
gether with nUmberleSS other startling
aud original feats. The engagement
will be tomorrow evening at the Opera
House.
"SuE COULDN'T MARRY THREE"
The phenomenal little star, Lillian
Kennedy, in her delightful whimsical
and natural play, 'She Couldn't Marry
Three" will be at the Opera House this
evening. Few artists connected with
the stage to-day have made such rapid
strides as this talented and bright little
sunbeam. From her very first entrance
on the stage the audience is caught and
from that time to the end her tears, her
Sympathaty and her laughter are theirs,
ana her merry ripping OF fun becomes
infectious. Whether you want to or
not you become almost uncOnSciouSly
interested in Miss Kennedy'S portrayal
Of Bless" She fits through each act
OF the play, now u tender, sympathetic
maiden, again singing aud dancing with
the grace of a gaZelle, never for mo-
ment breaking the magnetic current
that exists between her and her aud.
i,orS. In these days, when good plays
are so far apart, 10 one should miss
the coming soubrette Of the American
stage 10 her new play, "She Couldn't
Marry Three"