Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-10
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
Bessie Bonehill is singing in Eng

Bessie Bonehill is singing in Eng
land.
Marie Tempest may impersonate
Becky Sharp in London.
Phoebe Davies is to play the title
role on "a Betsy Ross"
Edward E. Rice may produce Bar
nets miss Simplicity"
Paderewski's opera 'iManru" is to be
disclosed in Vienna on May IS.
Fitz, of Fitz & Webster, who starred
in "a Breezy Time is dead
Joseph Coyn will be the comedian
of Edna Mays company during it's
London season.
Marie Dressler is to appear in a new
burlesque that will be presented at the
New York theater.
The Liebler company will star Kyrle
Bellew next season in a dramatization
of "a Gentleman of France"
Yours Merrily" John R. Rogers is
to appear with Corinne in a sketch
entitled "a Prima Donna for a Night"
John Jack made his vaudeville debut
at Keith's, Philadelphia, on Monday
last, in "The Jolly Tree Inn" a dra-
matization of Dickens novel.
When Ada Rehan learned that her
pet dog would not be admitted to the
hotel at Waterbury, Conn, she char
tered a special train and slept in Hart
ford.
The special cast for "The Christian"
in Chicago will include E. ]. Morgan,
as John Storm; John P. Mason as
Horatio Drake. and Chrystal Herne,
daughter of James Herne, will be Glory
Quayle.
1t is said that Alice Nelson's hacker
will not back" the company next sea-
son. There will be a new company,
the Frank L.. Perley Opera Company,
and it will produce 'The Chaperons."
a work by the author of THE Amer"
'YThe Emerald Isle," by Capt. Basil
Hood and Sir Arthur Sullivan, whose
nearly completed score was finished by
Edward German, is being rehearsed at
the Savoy, and is to be heard at Eas-
ter.
Beerbohm Tree has a new wild
scheme. With the aid of Stephen Phil
lips he intends to dramatic Homer's
Odyssey with Virgil's "Aneid"
thrown in. Phillips is the poet who
showed in "Herod" that he cannot
write plays.-Clement Scott in New
York Telegraph.
The music hall world has experience
ed quite a shock Over the announce
ment that the managers of the big
syndicate halls of London have made
up their minds hereafter to engage
performers for appearances at one hall
only instead of two or three of the
halls in the syndicate.
Mary Shaw, now in Boston playing
with Ben Hur,' is putting her excess
enthusiasm to the task of rushing
toward completion a house in that
city where young women of the stage
who are earning Smal- salaries can
have the comforts of home and be
away from the glare, glitter and tinsel
of hotel life.
Washington attractions last week
included the Rogers Brothers and
Alice Nelson, in consequence of the
throngs of visitors brought there be-
cause of the Inauguration of the Pres
ident many of the women in both COM
! panies were forced to sleep in the
dressing rooms of their respective the
aires. and many of the actors had to
endure the discomfort of sleeping on
cots on the stage.
Lady May Hope CMay Yohe) has left
the New York Theatres big produc-
ton. l . . st will be a happy
| and,s says the New York Telegraph,
mot; far distant day for the noble
family of Hope, when His Ludship, in
| silk hat. King Edward coat Of formal
| cut, and creased lavendar trousers
| carefully turned up at the bottom,
pushes the perambulator up Longacre
way to the stage door and Lady May.
rendered more radiantly beautiful by
the charm OF maternity, carries the
new heir apparent to see the OH
girlSY
farie Tempest's production OF sP9g
WDffngtons Is the most dismal failure