Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01


ing good desl OF talk among theatrical
people. Among the cities TO be in
cluded In the circuit OF the company
are said to be New York. Chicago. Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Washington, Pitts
burg, 81. Louis. Kansas City, Denver
and San Francisco. The names oil the
incorporators are still kept secret
but the capital stock is announced at
81, 600. 600. This would seem 10 be q
sum TO conrtol twenty frst-class thea
tres, which is the announced Intention
of the company. 1t would allow but
$50 900 for tue valuation OF each house
built, owned. or purchased by the COM
6ination. The managers OF small COM
binaiions are greatly excited over The
news OF the trust at viii drive US
out OF all the larger cities, said one or
them yesterday, "as II will De In po-
sition TO dictate terms TO any company
DESTROYS OF aging in the circuits
TIN Murphy's starring tour under
Steve Kings management will begin 1t
Holyoke, Mass, September ).
Nine. Janauschek told the people OF
Baltimore the other day that the Key 10
success on the stage at present was
Eotoriety, 70 matter how UNANIMOUSLY
gained.
Hattie Madison, formerly one OF the
daily hints from Paris" Ia "l492," died
In Buffalo April 4. She was the wife OF
Henry V. Stoll, oi Boston.
The first consignment OF the sixty
players aad pantomImlsts who are TO
appear at ADb-y'S Theatre, In New
York, on April p, In Cinderella
have arrived.
Julia Marlowe thinks OF visiting Aus
iralia.
Alexander SalyIni Is preparing to pro-
duce The Fools Revenge
A Paris ballet dancer recently died
leaving = fortune OF 100000
A new opera for Marie Tempest has
just oeen completed. tue llDretto by ii.
Gfattan Donneliy and tho music by
Prof, Dion Romandy, Of Los Angeles,
Cal.
Rose Coghlan's tour ended in May.
She and her husband, John I. Sullivan,
then went abroad for summer vaca-
ton.
benefit OF 'Wayslde Workers, eh?"
said an actor yesterday. reading the an
nouncement OF the coming matinee AZ
the Garden Theatre. $50 the boys on
West Twenty-eign.h street will at last
have something done for them"
Frederick warde has bought out
right Henry Guy Carleton's tragedy,
The Lions Mouth" on which he has
been paying royalties for several sea-
sons.
A. NJ. Palmers stock company will
open the next season at his theatre In
New York In September with the pro-
ductlon OF new play By Augustus
Thomas.
NJ. Il. Curtis has decided TO organizes
com pany for next season TO revive
SAM OF Posen," the play out OF which
he made n fortune few years ago. de
will precede IL by a curtain raiser called
THE Irish Emigrant," 10 which he will
play the part OF an lrlshman.
1.-THE Cotton King" the new melo-
| drama by Sutton Vane. author OF Tho
| Span OF Life" has been received at the
London Adelphi with an enthusiasm
that presages long and prosperous
| run.
Jimmy" Doel. the dean OF English
actors, celebrated the other day his
ninetIeth birthday. He supported
| Macready, Charles Kean, Sheridan
Knowles aud Fanny Kemble.
The World" will be followed at the
Princess in London by a revival OF
Youth" another old Drury Lane sue
cess.
Mile. Jane May, the French actress,
OF "L'Eniant Prologue" fame, will APP
pear 10 p9ntomime sketch at the IT,
voll music hall 10 Londsn this week.
Mrs. LanQtry Is likely soon to reap
pear on the London stage.
"CharleY's Aunt" will be played at
| Hooey's ia Chicago the coming sum
mer, and not at the Columbia.
John l.. Sullivan has com missloned
Scott Marble to write for him a comedy
drama entitled THE Irlsh-American."
George w. Floyd used to have printed
on his address cards mo. Z, New
York" Now II is George w. Floyd.
America" He is 10 advance OF Abbey's
spectacle"
Charles r. White, manager OF the
"Dazzler" company. and Sol Keene will
look out for Joe OTIS interests Ia 1.-THE
| Star Gazer" next season.
Denman Thompson has engaged this
double ouartette for The Old Home.
stead" neIt season: r. J. Jose aud
Fred Bycroit, first tenors; John Davis
and Stephen Baker. second tenors;
Thoma. Lewis and Walter Rubber, BARI
tones, and II. w. Frlllman aud Fred
Clare, BASES.
"shore Acres" goes to London In Au-
gust, and will remain there until No
yenber. That IL, ~ Mr. Irving or Mr..
Miner do not change their minds.
Joseph Haworth will star next season
under II. S. Taylor's management In
"Rossdale" and q new play be Is writ
ing TO collaboration with George II.
Brennan, OF the Boston Herald.
Ethel Brandon has brought suit 10 San
Francisco for a divorce from her hus-
band. L. r. Stockwell, the manager and
comedian, for non-snpport Their
daughter. Polly, recently married Ar
thur T. Warde, manager OF the Wards-
James combination.
WiilIansport, Pa, Is so have ne"
theatre.
Edgar Strakosch is 20 manage an
eight weeks season OF comic opera, be-
ginning April 30. at Alosugh's Grand
opera House 10 Washington.
Nelson s. Boss, formerly manager OF
the Hoboken Theatre, is booking The
Inspector" for next season.
AL Sphinx, editor OF the St. Louis
Sporting Necs, wilt shortly produce his
new play. THE Derby Winner"
A new theatre, TO seat 1900, and 70 be
conducted as . popular priced house by
lie. McNally, Is 10 10 be built this