The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

"a Might In New York" clever far
cIcnl n%Surdl.y, headed by jolly Nellie
Mcilcnr5. comes 10 the Opera House
Ocxt I'rtMy, November 0. Nellie Nc
Henry Is weil-knOwn TO most theatre
gscrS ns being one VI the brightest k0u-
brcttes starring In farce comedy This
time she comes with a new play,
specially written FOR her with view 70
what people like. The skit Is by ii.
Grattnn D0nnelly and was written IN
the authors happiest vein, showing New
York llfe As you Hce II at the French
ball, II nDOundS In sparkling music,
pretty dances and rich rtpnrtee, ana
goes with II laugh from start 10 finish.
Tie company IL spoken N highly and
Is composed OF the best talent In the pro-
fcssIon, Including John Webster, Charles
Morrison Charles Eastwood, Joe Sparks,
]. 4, Hayes. MlBs Henrietta Lee. Miss
Fanny Brooks, Misc Viola Raymorc. In
Petite RGsa and others. The advance
sale begins next Wednesday at c. a.
Houses music store.
II Ia seldom that such satisfactory
comedians and singers are gathered to-
eether to produce operate comedy ms
the ones engaged In the production OF
n
"Dorcas," The patrons OF the Opera
House Will find much pleasure In listen
Ing 10 the charming music and Witness
ins che generally excellent dramatic
work Gf this company OF AL stars.
Among the best known OF THE company
nre AIR. William Brodcrick, the bnsso, and
Mlss Eva Davenport, contralto, MIR.
Charles q. RaASGtt. tenor Miss. Marie
Willard. soprano. MIR. Fred Frear, coln-
edIan, Miss Drew Donaldson. soprano,
Mr. Arthur SeatOn. baritone, Miss Min.
ME JarhOe, sonbrrtte. Mr., ChnrlcS W.
Myers, comedian, Miss Marie Dav"n-
port, ingenue, md supported by other
well known artists. From such n com
plny as fills nothing can be expected
but a brilliant performance, and with
tho opportunities furnished By the ALL
thors Of "DorcaH," such company must
b. wen worth seeing. II will be seen at
tho Opera House Tuesday, November ).
The election returns will also be given
between acts.
Another large audience greeted the
South Before the War" nj the Grand
Opera House last night, and the favora-
bic Impression that h Is always been ore
uted by Mr.. MartellS company was re-
peated with emphasis. The dnrKey
melodies uid ballads are without doubt
better rendered BY this organization
than by any other ever visiting the city.
The three challenge quartettes are the
finest ever heard here with 4 similar
attraction. and render some excellent
vocal music. The speclalties are good
and IN keeping with the rest OF the per-
!orfnarce \ matinee will be given to-
day. and the engagement Will close TO-
night.
Fltz & Webster will appear at the
Grand three nights, commencing next
Monday evening, This Is the first ap-
pearance OF "a Breezy Time" company
In this city c. popular prices. and BY
special arrangement with the manager
OF the Grand the company Will give
special midnight performance on Tues.
day, November ;. at 1870 y. NJ, and the
latest election returns will be received
by special wire and read from the stage
during both tho evening and midnight
performances. Wherever this company
has appeared this season the press and
public have been unanimous In pro-
nounclng its performance good.