Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-22
AMUsEMENTs.
ROBERT HILLIARD.

ROBERT HILLIARD.
It is very refreshing in these days
when so many farce comedies and melo-
dramas are being presented, to find one
play which upon its merits alone pleases
and satisfies an audience, however crit
ical, more particularly without the in
trodu of horse-plaY or cosrseness.
THE Nominee" in which Mr.. Robert
HilIiard is starring for the second sea-
| son, has been booked at the Opera
| House next Wednesday evening, and
handsome Bob billiard may feel sure Of
q rousug reception. Everybody knows
him. Everybody likes him. He is an
earnest, ardent worker, true artist In
| every sense Of the word and never de-
scends TO the ridiculous In any character
which be has ever protrayed, and he has
played many.
''Hoss AND Hoss."
There's plenty Of ginger in the Compa-
ny which will present that funny farce
| comedy, "Hoss and Hoss," at the Opera
House Christmas afternoon and even
ing, and the farce goes with rush from
start 10 finish. All the latest and most
popular sonss, parodies, etc, are given,
| including the negro lullaby, Little
Alabama Coon" which has set all Lon
don hummlng. The court room scene,
the udicrous jury AMI the celebrated
Bowery dance are still prominent fea-
lures.
THE TORNADO.
THE Tornado" Lincoln J. Carter's
realistic play, will hold the boards at
the Opera House Thursday evening.
In its scenic effects II is one OF the most
elaborate productions onthe stage. The
[ tornado scene is an ambitious effort,
and said TO be very realistic. The COM
pany which presents the piece includes
a number OF stage favorltes, and it goes
without saying that it will be well re-
ceived here.
REILLY AND WOODS.
The largest Friday night house OF the
season greeted Reilly and Woods at the
| Grand last night. These two eminent
comedians are at the head OF one Of the
| best vaudeville companies ever seen in
this city. There is a freedom from
coarseness and vulgarity about the per-
| Torrance which is as refreshing as it is
rare. "Hades Up to Date" is scream
ing musical farce, the best feature Of
which is, perhaps, the spectacular rem
dition OF The Alabama Coon" A
matinee and evening performance to-
day will close the engagement.
THE TROLLEY SYSTEM
THE Trolley System" is the name OF
a new musical farce comedy, which will
be presented for the first time in this
city, at the Grand the first three nights
OF next week, with a Christmas natl
nee. 1t has received the unmistakable
endorsement OF the public, II large
houses and complimentary notices in
the press may be accepted as indicating
that fact
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The Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
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between all local stations and Cleve-
land. o., for the holidays. These tickets
will be sold December "a, 25 and 31st,
1894, and January LIST, 1898. good TO re-
turn until January ,, 1895.
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