Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20
3l8 SEES TWO PLAYS.
Strollers Il a Country Opr'y
rus3 and Their Sterling Worth.

LAA AVA Ns~% 80
---. earrings INDIGNANTLY TO
.>KrND - THE PROFESSORS
r9E-wHERE KINDNESS DID
,-r 90 UNAPPRECIATED-BAB
SAN ENEMY TO THE KING"
low sOTHERN PRESENTS THE
.e-zrsTNEsS OF HIS STAGE
.tRACTER.
- our Regular Correspondent
5rda. Orange County,
New York, Sept. "A, 1895.
7p- morning for saying good
the country The good bye Is
sid vith a heavy heart, and Il
.. the harder TO say because the
self puts on lis festival dress
Lid us no. farewell, but TO incite
IRIS the nope of coming back
Although all the kindly people
say come back, our hanoS
-i last of all. 70 a strange
rouD chat go, on the train with
rsrsl DAYS before there had
MISTER az the grocery store one
-ion one al the pOs,Ottice, and
the ttnv hall commonly called
..-- house" announcing rnas
-.-r lra~-iuellrs Great Troupe OF
--.-. win Appear at the Grand Up
-4orsai There VIII be Seen Marie
pssraapl Daughter OF The Me, III
-..- Great Dances. Accompanying her
r1 be Cleopatra, the Famous Ir rN
ri directly desc ndel from tue O@1
M The Temple o, Isis, You w III near
,Fe b charitable E0cu-onisr OLVelra'
s- --is Rana~-ci-e and VIII Admire MS
Mani. Re-r-r. as He Rec.--S DIS oeN~-
-rsD+5r ana S1ul-S-rr.lg Ballads. anu
Won WI Laugh Ni.l Cs,-gl- az L-se'.e'
ne Dainty S0ubreJe. who sings ,ae
Newss. Songs. and is Accompanied oN
Her Stately Protector, ZANZIBAR -n1
hearted Dog. who will Waltz "neh
Prof lessor Nart.ne,u performs famous
German Waltz on HIS Violin. come
one Come All Although this IS ,le
.st entertainment ever given the
ices viii remain rs usual Ten cents
ra. YOU seat Twenty cents VIII
sou a good seat Thirty cents VIII
sou Che hes, sea, in the houss.
COMING OF THE TROUPE.
This poster @as calculated 70 sr.ke
f-- NOT only I'm the heart OF the
s-1Nes. boy .u The village, bur 20 touch
.'fes. .1habtun-. We Rad all got
len our -ick-ts and expected 20 occupy
70 OF the tss- seats in the house.
With The evening train came VIVA, was
commonly known rs The Troupe.
And wl.h the Troupe came sorrow. Tae
landlord OF the only hotel had some
trouble with his liver. and whenever his
liver gets upse- he grows very moraS
nobody ever knows jus, how this moral
lty viii express Itself equently,
there was no surprise when it was wis
D-rel that "Jim Robinson he having
had his old liver complaint. said that
Ms house was a GCd-fs1r.n' one, and he
F0uNn'- feed or Otherwise encourage
lctors." Our household was greatly up
ret abCu. .lis and after much persua-
sion Aunt Maria was induced TO take
r. for fhe night. The unhappy l-.le
roup which so early in its career. as
ar as one town was concerned. was
greeted with discOur.eSy. We didn't see
lam before The entertainment I be-
.avs they requested that they BE- allowed
70 have their suppers alone.
AN ITALO-CELTIC BROGUE.
Tho show was an. and more than It
U-l t1 be. The professor. notwith-
Standing his Italian name. had "a slight
Hroeue. and the beautiful Daughter
Pho Nile once YOU mentally Invested
- .t her Oriental trauri1gs. suggested a
-.rr -arewl American woman The
~0n- a'1cuuorI~t" thrilled as with the
NJ THE Burial OF SIR John Moore. o"
me- claimed was appropriate at this
period of American history. and
.ueut'y the small bows believed that
something 20 DO with the Burial OF
orr tae Burial Of Napoleon. Then
shed tears OF delight no first
Chem another funny story which.
% Hy V.r. ol hal the merit of being
.ol T.e 'daiutv soubrette" sang
couple melodies sufficiently familiar
'' Induce -. boys -1 'oIn IN the chorus.
stately protector. Zanzibar. a
N" o- whirlcd around
called o. waltz. when a
from the standpoint of
who had the honor Of de-
" .n .TrIy Egyptian. didn't
.E. walk around the stage
rcd ribbon. but she was there
10 feel her Importance When
" WAS over wa waited for our
ONE. thg farm they forgot that
W.r. actors and became ordinary hui
SAN,