Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-04

1851 ~ HfoJectoscope Company; first
half OF next week, "a Hot Time.''
OPERA HOUSE-To-night. Charles
CoghIan, in The Royal Box; Wednesday
hlsht' Hoyts "A Contented Woman
The Washburn sisters, who will be
at the Grand Opera House with the
Rays in "a Hot Old Time" are said
to have created a great sensation at
the New York roof gardens this last
summer. They are described as being
very beautiful personally, and it is
SAID that from the moment they appear
on the stage the fact is apparent to
everybody that they thoroughly I'M
derstand the poetry of motion and are
endowed with charming voices of rare
CULTIVATION. Bernard Dylyn, the great
lyric baritone, will sing in his latest
successes in "A Hot Old Time" The
engagement at the Grand is for a half
week, beginning Monday.
charles Hoyt is not only the recog-
nlzed playwright Of the day, but the
most successful. In his ten years ca
reer as an author he has written and
produced twelve comedies, and has
never had failure. 1t is doubtful if
any theatrical attraction has as strong
nold upon the theatre-going public
as the comedies offered by Charles
Hoyt 1t may be because Mr.. Hoyt,
being an American himself, knows
just what the American public want
IN the way of amusement When
Hoyt comedy is announced for a pre-
sentatlon people flock to see it, for
they have learned by past experiences
thGt this playwright will offer some
thing that is new and entertaining.
Next Wednesday evening at the Opera
House his latest effort, "a Contented
Woman will be presented. The cast
is said to be the strongest Mr.. Hoyt
has ever gathered together.
To-day the last opportunity will be
afforded patrons of the Grand Opera
House to witness the wonderful pro-
jectoscope pictures. This is a whole
some, amusing and instructive enter
tainment, especially pleasing to the
ladies and children. and the maaape-
ment makes the unusual offer for the
matinee performance to-day of an ad-
mission fee reduced to 10 and 20 cents.
no higher. A big audience laughed
gnu oPpioudNu luC pictures IdSC
night, and were entertained bv Mr.
Burton's illustrated songs and Prof.
Vera's feats in magic and ventrilo-
quism. The engagement closes to-
night.
The actor who will, with the assist
ance of one of the best companies in
America, present THE Royal Box" at
tho Oy,nra lntrcn cd,
is one of the best known artists on
the English-speaking stage. The
name Of Charles Coghlan has never
yet been connected with failure,
while it has often attracted the atten-
ton of both England and America.
Saturday evening will mark the first
appearance Of this truly great artist
in this city, and there is no reason
in the world why he should not be well
coined by a house embracing the cul-
ture and refinement of Wheeling. Mr..
Coghlan's supporting company con-
tains the names of half dozen artists
prominently connected with the New
York stage. Mrs. Louise Thorndyke
Boucicault, E. ]. Radcliffe, Grace Fill
kins, Charles Stanley and Albert Brum-
ing occupy exalted positions, while
there are other members of the or
ganization who are always in demand
in New York productions. "The Royal
Box" a new romantic play of the time
of George Ill. was written by Mr..
Coghlan himself, and will receive it's
first presentation in New York City
at Wailack's Theatre December 18th
The company which appears here Sat
urday night is exactly the same which
will be seen in New York
On next Friday evening, December
10th, Miss Hennig and pupils will pro-
duce at the Opera. House three bright
little plays--tCousin Frank. "Marie's
Secret" and "a Finished Coquette.
Music will be rendered by the Ariel
Mandolin Club. and a most delightful
evening may be anticipated. The
programme in full will appear in to-
morrow's Register.
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