Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

aud com posed the music for new num-
Der which will be introduced in the new
piece, "a Queen Of Hearts.
Miss Anna Robinson has been select
ed to play the part OF Ruth in "a Tenn
perance Town." when Miss Caroline
Miskell becomes Mrs. Charles h. Hoyt
During his Pacific coast tour, James
O'Neill contemplated presenting new
play called Napoleon" written for
him by A. II. Haven, author OF Jose
phne.
Miss May Curtis. the pretty wife OF
Fred Zweifel, treafurer of Hoyt's "a
Temperance Town." has been engaged
for the part of Roxy in that play for
next season.
Miss Maud Ellicott, the daughter OF
an English officer in Calcutta, who has
won distinction in India both as actress
and singer, will soon appear on the Lon
don stage.
Talk about the English being slow,
Richard Harding Davis article on Mrs.
Kendars Second Mrs. TanQueray" has
just got around to be quoted in the Lon
don papers.
Robert Huliard and Paul Arthur are
two such handsome fellows and are
such fayorites with the fair sex that
they ought to be especially good matt
nee cards.
Lewis Morrison, who is becoming a
heavy real estate holder on the Hudson
! river, recently purchased the handsome
residence, stables, grounds, ETC., at Ir-
vington, adjoining the old home OF
Washington Irving.
! Mark Murphy considers himself very
| fortunate In securing the services OF
Mike Kelly, the famous $40, 900 base ball
beauty, for his "O'Dowd's Neighbors"
company, which is at present on the
| New England circuit.
The certificates of the birth and vac
cinaton Of Sarah Bernhardt on file at
! the conservatory, state that Rosina
Bernhardt was born in PoriS, No. Rue
Ecole de Medicin. October %. 1874. Her
mother is described as Julie Bernhardt,
native of Berlin, dressmaker, aged 90
residing at No. % Rue Mchodiere. The
fathers name is not given.
Amelia Glover says OF the "split," in
troduced by the French dancers and
Initiated by many native dancers:
There Is no attraction where the ar
lists become nothing out clowns and
where womanhood ceases to exist 1t
is useless, dangerous and demoralizing."
Within the last few months Sardou's
mime. Sans-Gene" has been produced
in Vienna aud Berlin. The critic OF the
Figaro writes that il Is amusing to see
the nations that lost the battles Of Aus
terlitz and Jena applaud the character
of Napoleon, who conquered them.
Calve knows no English.
Jane Hading speaks English well.
Villa Knox has been engaged TO play
Artea in "Adonis" with h. E. Dixey.
"The North Pole" the comic opera
which Mr.. Oscar Hammerstein Is now
writing, will have its first production at
the Columbus Theatre the week OF Sep
tember is.
Amelia Glover is reported as remark
ing of the French dancers grande ecarte
and strained gymnastics.
"There is no attraction where the
artists become nothing but clowns
and where womanhood ceases to exist.
1t is useless, dangerous and demoraliz-
ing"
True.
Edgar Ely, who will be remembered
for his clever work as the Dancing Mas
ter in miss Helyett," is soon to present
TO the public new specially, entitled
THE Future Dude" This young COM
edian is the Original Summer Mau, who
was so successful on the Madison Square
Roof Garden last summer.
Trixie Friganza startled the loungers
around the lobby OF the Reynolds Hotel
in Boston By entering the barber shop
there and having her hair cut. She Is
very manish in appearance. She will
take the part Of Absurdea 10 prince
KAN" or "Venus," during its road
tour.
Rose Coghlan Mrs. John J. Sullivan)
has a magpie, who, according to the
Dramatic Mirror, during the first week
of "a Woman Of No Importance" st
the Fifth avenue theater, frequently
cried:
~ am half wild John; what shall 1
do? He will never learn his part! He
will never learn his part !"
Who?
Stuart Robson's production Of Shake
speare's Comedy of Errors" is simply
a ouoint and modest revival, adequate
in all its details. and with no attempt at
unusual spectacular effects. Mr.. Rob-
son will then be seen as the Dromlo Of
Syracuse, and Glass Shine, who bears q
remarkable resemblance to the popular
comedian, will be the DrOmio Of
Ephesus.
Georgia Cavvan's dressing room at the
Lyceum Theatre has been enlarged and
transformed into parlor fitted In white
and gold with terra Gotta fabrics. Tall
wardrobes inclose all the stage gowns,
and the only thing in the room that
smscks Immediately Of the theatre is q
dressing room table Of oak topped by q
triplicate mirror. Here Miss Cayvan on
occasion makes tea with the skill that q
trip 70 China may add 70 original apti-
tude with the herb, and those Of her
friends within the inner circle here en-