Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-06
WHEELING REGISTER WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 6, 1895.

see Irving i'm Macbeth it is literally q
case of making q night OF it,
The present season has proved unusu-
ally
ROUGH ON THE WOULD-BE STARS.
Frederick Bond, Charles Dickson,
Gladys Wallace and q number Of other
asDirauts have already been obliged TO
h5de their lights under q busheL With
Miss Wallis, retirement from the stel-
lar ranks is only q temporary matter.
/ When once theatrical affairs brighten
ND on the road a lucrative future awaits
/ this little woman. She is chic, win
some and clever. a worthy successor
I to- LOJta and Maggie Mitchell, for in
her personality she combines many Of
the most fetching qualities OF both these
artists. Another actress who is con-
/ templatirg q starring tour is Elita
| Proctor Otis. Since her performance
/ iD The Inflated City OF Pleasure the
Frohmaus have decided that she ought
/ to prove bigroad attraction, if proper
7 ly equipped.
"a PLAY Is THE ONLY THING
we are waiting for now" said Manager
Daniel Frohman. The instant find
play that viii suit her, she will so ouS
under my management.
With "His EXcelleucy,' "The shop
Girl" and the Irving company playing
ON Broadway I'm the daytime now,
TIE RIALTO LOOKS MORE ENG
LISH THAN THE STRAND.
The English actors can be told at
I Ions range. Their accent and their
/ clothes are equally conspicuous. But 1t
must be admitted that many Of them
+ are exceptionally clever fellows. The
/ chorus women in The Shop Girl and
p "Ei- FyCelle0cy" are not nearly as me
/ a looking lot OF girls as are usually sent
over. 1Iauager George Edwardes seem
/ cd to have contented himself with
/ sending over beautiful women Tor the
/ principal parts.
/ FIRST NIGHTERS DISCONSOLAIE.
There is likely to be q falling off in
/ the attendance at the first nights II the
I rev-snqrars continue 10 omit the
! .Arone Those Present" from their col
urrs the next morning. The Herald
which ALWAYS brides itself on It's list
of celebrities at the theatre. is about 10
abolish this custom AS fully one-hall
off tho first nighters so 20 the theatres
solely for the purpose Of seeing their
names i'm the papers. q decline IN IAe
si-a Of frst night audiences may be eN-
pecJed. 10000,
THE ATRICAL NOTES.
Never before were there so many slaI
actors appearing i'm New York al one
time The list Is we'll worth feduluS'
I Henry Irving Ellen Terry John Drew
|F r. So-hern. Neil Burgess, Nat Oooo-
win Chauncey Olcott and May lrWn'
Rose 0oghlan is going TO England 20
see nor brother Charles performance Oh
7rorcrito ma the Lyceum revival OF
+ .Pomso and Juliet" Miss Coghlan is
moi going abroad especially 10 witness
.-rfe Da~r0rmarce. but she intends 10 go
~ fra r.vceuu Immediately on ner or
rival A reconciliation between prom
~. and sister is on the cards, ana, II
~1o~1ss's health is found TO be IN "a
forabIe condition. il is more than likely
-tat after the Lyceum engagement
trev win come back TO America anu re-
en0oqr as Joint stars. Lily Cosuls'u
Roses Youngest sister, who useu 10 p'ol
small rar-s fin her company, mas soN1
on the vaudeville stage. ,-..,.--
rrr CHASER. Of the Francis wilson
f company. now declares that she mas II. ~
inrention of getting married after an
The Piusburg millionaire she sl1,e "a Is
mvth. for which she was not response
lillian Russell has just celebrated
her annual thirtieth birthday oue
T~esen-ed Walter Jones with silver
I mounted bicycle i'm honor OF tAlS occ"-
Marie Burroughs sails next week ioI
perruda. where she viii take ious
resi- She says that there is no use o.
her starring again until nrsI-r''e p'''
For The first time IN New York nus. ms
+orv the colored people are extensively ,... /.
1otronizing the downstairs portions oi
q Broadway playhouse. At 1l go. 0,,y
CIV which Is Herrmann's old theatre ;r..
~e,o;r+ed. sam Jack Creoles have Deen
. drawirg big dusky audiences. IN,
LESLIE WHITACRH.