Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-01

r1cno1exjx* z'7
A. FInkelsteins comic opera. :.riis.
Pearl Of India, win be disclosed next
season
Lost in Egypt IS - be acted next
season.
pete DALEY will star in eIIodge.
Poage & CO..
Mary Hampton is to be a member Of
Greenwald's stock company next season
''yhe Budgomaster. a new musical
comedy. BY Frank Pixiey and Gustav
Luders, was produced in chicago last
week
Sir Henry Irving and Ellen Terry will
return to the United States year from
next fall
India fame is TO star in a dramatiza-
ton of Jerome, Poor Man.
Marie Wainwright Is to have a short
play by Justin McCarty. and in it she
viii enact two women, one of them a
variety actress with song
Dunno, Of Dunno & Rylev. was former
" typesetter. He is now playing the
part of the Colonel who looks like Ma
poleen.' part that he created five years
ago.
A vivid representation of the burning
Of Joan of Are is being prepared for
drama, illumined steam and reflected
flame are to make it thrilling to the be-
holder.
Lion real and alive We're shown in the
arena act of quo Vadis' as performed
at Portland Ore. Various versions OF
the novel are still being used in the cut
rate throughout the country.
Eduard Strauss and his orchestra were
frost here a few years ago, but there
mas been such steady progress in Amer
lean appreciation of music-whether pro-
pound or popular-that the visit of the
famous leader next autumn may be more
successful Dramatic Mirror
II is said that Sarah Bernhard. in her
tour Of America with Coquein next season
viii receive $1,000 for each performance
and a percentage of the receipts above a
certain amount. In addition, all her ex-
penses will be paid
Ben Greet has established an out-of-
door theatre in the Botanical Gardens
London, and is giving Shakespeares COM
edies in the open air by electric light
"A Midsummer Nights Dream. THE
Comedy of Errors Twelfth Night"
Lost are in the repertory
Tamagno has been here. His voice is
as grand as ever 1t is marvellous. in
fact. Tamagno is am inveterate smoker
and his cigar is never out of his mouth
except when he is singing. But from
the moment he attends the first rehear-
sal of an opera to the last moment of
the last performance of the opera
cigar never touches his lips But once
he is free he takes a cigar and lights it,
hungry-lilSe, and thereafter a cigar is al
ways in his mouth-Rome letter in Ora
matte Mirror.
No little editorial commentator has
been evoked by B. F. Keiths prineely
gift Ga theatre) 10 +. f. Albee. These
four enterprises" says the Boston Jour-
nal, represent a vast property created
out of nothing in dozen years by the
genius of one man, and the loyal and in
telligent cooperation of many, among
whom Mr.. Albee stands first They
give profitable employment to hundreds
of men and women. pleasure to multi
tudes, and they 90 injury to none, for
they have solved the problem Of low
priced popular entertainment enriched
with theatrical talent Of every kind
and yet free from immortality, iaaccency
and even bad taste.
The fact that theatrical business does
sometimes pay and. when it does, pays
immensely, has no better evidence In its
favor than the great success of the Lieb-
Ter Co, so-called There are only two
people in the organization really. and
they practically started on a shoestring
Two years ago George Tyler, broke. was
looking for somebody to put up money 70
do 1.-THE Christian" and he went all
about New York trying to find it. No
body believed Viola Allen could he made
into play Yet by pluck, determination
and. finally, good luck, he got there. OF
course we all know the hit that the piece