Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

10 anv LADY wishing her piano banged,
either for dancing or ballad singing.
A. c. Wheeler (Nym Crinkle) has
written the book OF new comic opera
The many actors who invested their
hard earned ducats in Harlem property
are heavy losers, as real estate In that
section has slumped twenty-five per
cent. One house aud lot on West 1lSth
street owned by a we'll known actress,
which was bought couple Of years ago
for SO. SOC. could not be sold to-day for
IS, 900,
Thompsoa's Cafe, under Abbey The
alter. has this season become the swell
headquarters of all the best Ne" OK
managers.
Flora Finlsyscu, formerly OF the Bos-
tonians and Dixey's company, and Lea
Van Dyke, we'll known as an actress
and singer, dined not wisely but 200
, well last Thursday evening, aud as
CONSEQUENCE were locked up over night
in the cells of New York police
station. They did not know where
thew were at until the next morning,
when arraigned in court. The Judge
lectured and discharged them ana
they are now drinking lemonade and
| polly
Pauline Hall appears to have made
/ success in her new operate comedy
/ "Dorcas," the book Of which Is by the
/ Paultons, with music borrowed from
| Ofenbach, Flotow, Hirschdeld, etc.
James T. Powers has been engaged
by Charles Frohman and will be starred
in The New Boy"
w. T. Price, author Of that valuable
work, The Technique OF the Drama,
has lust completed biography OF Char
/ lotte Cushman, which Brentano Is TO
I publish.
E.J. Henley Will prabObly return to
| A. NJ. Palmer's company this season.
1 Al. Hayman has returned from his
long tour in Europe, Asia and Africa.
Aladdin, Jr.," in = few days will
reach its l5Oth performance, but packed
/ houses are still the rule at the chicago
| ODers House, and there seems no doubt
THAT the extravaganza might hold the
2 stage upon which 10 was produced
/ throughout the season. New York,
/ Boston aud Philadelphia want 10 see II,
| however, and unless Manager David
/ Henderson can procure a modification
/ OF ARRANGEMENTS entered into several
months ago, be will be obliged to bring
this long aud profitable run 10 a close
and bring his superb production East
early in November.
/ Sir Augustus Harris, since he return
\ ed 10 London, told an interviewer that
/ he is almost sufficiently In love with
I America TO become a citizen forthwith;
\ he likes the people, he likes the cities, he
sdmires the women, he is delighted
with the railroad trains and positively
enthusiastic over the theatres. 1t IS
/ scarcely necessary TO add that Sir Au-
I gustus will send 3 show TO America IN
/ the near future.
Wilson Barrett has three new plays
\ for his American tour-"The MsnX-
man." The Sign Of the Cross" and
melOdrams.
Tamagno, the tenor, will give series
Of performances in Mexico before join
ing Abbey 4 Grau's Opera Company In
/ New York.-Alexander Salvini in
/ LeNQS 10 HAUA NNS NAA - IL -'S 49,
season an adaptation by himself OF
romantic Italian play, which he calls
The Student OF Salamanca" The
piece is 10 four acts, the scenes are laid
/ in Spain, and the principal role gives
/ him admirable opportunities.
Charles P. Turner, editor OF The Pa
per lUU, a New York WeeEly devoted
10 the paper trade, has married DOro-
thy Frances Gray, formerly known on
the stage as Gypsy GraY.--John L.
Sullivan will retire from the stage next
season and become a farmer. There
are many farmers on the stsge.--The
New York Casino will be turned into q
4 music hall when the ArOnSOns resume
the management under the auspices Of
the Casino Club. ".
f. j. Lonpen, the English comedian,
is in New York on sAYacation trip.
Nine. CoQI elin, mother Of the two
famous Frenl aeY died recently at
the age Of 81.
4 Clara Schun &nst COM
Apleted her seV IS stlli