Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-11
IN TEE THEATRES.
Evening of Comedy Monday-Coming At.
fractions at Both Houses.

fractions AT BOtn houses.
One Of the bright little comedies to
be produced at the Opera House, Mon
day, November 10th, for benefit of the
Hum3ne Society was given here as a
curtain raiser by the Vok5s Company,
and made quite hit The leading per-
sonage, an old French nobleman-Che-
Waller de Rocheferrier-is taken by Mr.
Edward B. Franzheim. During III
course Of events the old Chevalier and
his friend Mr. Meruier QMr. James +.
MOrgan) quarrel over their game Of
piquet, and the chevalisr breaks off the
marriage contract between his son An
atole "a young NJ D.. Mr.. Chas. B. OtO
and Rosa, Mr.. Mercier's daughter Miss
Hattie Reed. Anatole gives his father
little chlOrofOrm, and with ths help
of Ros5 and Mr. MERCER arrange all as
it was before the quarrel When the
Cheyaler awakes they succeed in max
ing him believe he has been asleep and
all ends happily
The story of "The Girl I Left Behind
Me- which Will be presented here for
tle first time to-nigh, at the OPP ra
rascsl, Lieut.. Morton Parlow stationed
at Post KeniOn, on the frontier, to des-
troy his rival in the affections Of Cen
eral Kennion's daughJ r. Kate Ken
Mon is engaged to Parlow, bu, he knows
that she does no, love him and more
than suspects her of loving Lieut.
HaWksw0rth. Before the close of the
frs act he dscov rs tina, his suspicious
are well founded. In the second act
Parlow and Hawksworth are sent upon
a reconnoi,ering expedition, which,
through the cowardice Of Par,ow results
in the death of sew raj troopers. Hawks
worth knows the truth but will not
make charges against The man VINO IS
TO marry Kate Kennion. But ParloW
so manages that The bl me for the dis
as er i8lls upon HawksworJh. lie IS
about TO be tried by court martial when
word com that The post is in danger
of an Indian attack; some one must go
for help. 1t is almos, a hopeless err
rand for the chances are zen TO one
against the messenger escaping with
his life HawkswOrJh volunteers and
Kate places the despatch bag over MS
shoulders at the same time whispering.
u love YOU" Parlow is finally proven
2 coward. and the prize is finally won by
Hawksworth.
Dan Mccarthy who is the stellar al
traction in The irish Greenhorn,' feels
that he hss not been justly treated by
Manager Feinler of the Gand. He
states also that the Grand VIII be dark
because he refused TO 90 on last night,
on account OF an interview with Man
ager Feinler after the show Monday eve
ming. during which the latter is alleged
10 have accused him of forgetting his
lines. Mr.. f inler repeated the COM
ments Of persons in the audience, and
fatIv told Mccarthy that the production
was a failure. Mr. Mccarthy thinks
that his long stage career should be
sufficient 10 prove that he is capable
actor.
The brilliant and handsome ssnsa-
tional singer Marie Stuart, has been
specially engaged for a Railroad Tick
Ell" The bowling farce-comedy success,
which is announced to appear at the
Grand Opera HOuse, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Miss Stuart Is PETER
known as the American Tongere, and
has scored a hit in every large city in
America and Europe, having played ten
consecutive weeks in Paris, and four
months in London. Her specialties this
season have created a sensation wher-
ever she has appeared. "A Rail Road
Ticke." has ben punched up-tc-date
and il will be presented with special
scenery and effects, new speclalties,
songs, dances and medleys and hand
somely cOstumed.