Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

and Canada, finishing in Providence,
R. l., on March Is.
Nat Goodwin has changed the title of
his new play by Henry Osmond from
''The Trinity" to pals" The London
censor considered the former title as
"blasphemous." Mr.. Goodwin declares
that he also has the option on play
which Captain R. Marsall, author of
His Excellency the Governor" and
"a Royal Family is about to write.
Nine. Rejane is to return to Berlin
after her Russian season and give a
special performance for the German
Emperor. Nine. de Lavalletto' will
be acted. my daughter" says Re
jane, will never attempt to interpret
Shakespeare or Moliere until she is
capable of translating one and under
standing the other"
The preparations which Manager
Conreid, of the New York Irving Place
theatre, is making for the Goethe cele-
lbration in commemoration of the one
hundred and fftieth birthday Of the
German poet are so extensive that they
cannot be completed by November 7,
the date first announced. 1t is his in
tention to give model performance of
Faust"
Jessie Bartlett Davis has planned to
organize a rival company to the Bos-
tonians, which she and some of her
friends left at the end of last season.
She will travel over the territory in
which the Bostonians are we'll known.
William Broderick, basso; William
Pruette, baritone; William Stevens,
tenor, and Henry Brown, comedian,
have already been engaged.
''The next great production with
which Sir Henry Irving will concern
himself at the Lyceum on his return
from America in April" says the West
minister Gazette, will be a romantic
and historical drama, dealing with the
time of Charles TX, of France. 1t is
very thrilling period Of French his
tory, and on the spectacular side the
play will deal largely with the massacre
of the Huguenots on the evening of st.
Bartholomew august "a, 1572)
James A. Herne's rev play, Sag
Harbor," which was produced in Bos-
ton on Tuesday last, tells a simple TO-
nance of real life in that quaint old
Long Island seaport. The principal
theme concerns the love OF two broth
ers for the same girl, but their bitter
rivalry is changed to double happiness
by the introduction of another pretty
girl into the problem Mr.. Herne will
play the role of Captain Dan Marble, a
quaint old "bayman.' For twenty
years he has courted Sag Harbor
spinster in vain, but his success as a
matchmaker finally serves to win his
own suit, with comical results. Real
ism is contributed to the boat house
scene by genuine ship carpenters at
work. A genuine fish supper is served
in another scene. The cast includes
his daughters, julie and Chrystal.
Jerome Sykes and Edna Wallace
hopper made their first appearance as
joint stars at New Haven, Conn, last
week in the nav Klaw = Granger ak
tra1aganza, Chris and the Wonderful
Lamp" The book is by Sousa. The
first act reveals a panoramic journey
from the Forty-second street Station,
| New York City, to an Eden Of the Pa
cifie Ocean, Were Aladdin is supposed
to dwell. Chris (the 10y part to be
PLAYED by Edna) finds the magic lamp
at an auction, and by its means gains
access TO his sweetheart in Mis- Prisms'
New England boarding school. When
| his disguise as a bogus professor is dis
! covered Chris transports the whole
academy TO Etheria, and Aladdin S
spell is broken. But the flirtatiOus Al
iddin promptly falls in love with Chris
sweetheart, while the Genie democrat
izes the court by the Introduction OF
extremely modern customs and amuse-
ments.
! sherlock Holmes" was disclosed in
i Buffalo on Monday last The play Is
the joint work Of DR.. Conan Doyle and
| Mr.. Gillette, and the full title is 'Sher-
(; lock Holmes: Being Hitherto Tn
/ published Episode in the Career Of the
Great Detective. and Showing His Con-
nection With the Strange Case Of Miss
kFaulkneT." The place Is London: the