Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-14

| Skinner viii leave there In August Tor
Chicago, to prepare for his production
Of Francesca de Rimini al the dfano
/ Opera house there in October.
Vermont. a comedy picture OF New
England life. Will be one OF next sea-
sons novelties and will have that ster-
| ling actor, Archie Boyd, as the star IN
der Jules Murry's direction. In addi-
ton TO this new play Mr. hurry directs
| the tour of Lewis Morrison himsejf, IN
a magnificent spectacular newly equ1p-
| ped version OF Faust, Joseph Arthur
massive pastoral melodrama, Lost XIV
er. and several other attractions.
Miss Maud Odell, while at her hotei
in Chicago. received call from gen
| tIeman who desired to secure flae exciu-
sive rights to her photographs for two
wears. offering her certified chack for
| $40 600 for the privilege. Miss Odeil mas
/ the offer under consideration and viii
decide by July 4fh~
Mrs. Kendall, In speech In England
recently, remarked that to succeed an
actress must have the face OF god
dess, the strength Of lion, the voice OF
a dove, the temper Of an angel, the
grace of swan, the agility of an a4ts-
lope, and the skin OF rhinoceros. An
ungallant writer In this connection
asks: But has not Mrs. Kendall sue
ceeded?"
Five employees of Barnum and Baalys
circus were killed and number OF oth-
ers were injured In railway COLLISION
at Beuthen, Upper Silesia, July 6. The
dead are William Smith, c. II. FELTON,.
John Waldson, William Waldson, ana
John Smith. Among the injured are
David Adam, George Hart. stephen
Brott, Leo Benz, and C. H. Thum, all OF
whom are in critical condition In the
hospital at BeUhen. The circus train
was badly wrecked and the equipment
of the circus suffered great damage.
A cable dispatch from Paris last week
stated that Eleanor Duse would make
tour Of this country next season. Inc
cable did not state under whose man
agement the tour would be made. When
George C. Tyler, of Liebler aud Com
pany, left for Europe few weeks ago
1t was said that one OF his objects was
to negotiate a contract with Slgnora
Duse. On inquiring at the Office of Lie
bier and Company as to whether the ca
bed report of buses coming meant
that Mr.. Tyler had secured her, Mir
ror man was informed that absolutely
nothing was known about the matter,
as no word regarding 1t had been re-
ceived from Mr.. Tyler.
Manager M. w. Hanley will present
Robert Mantell the coming season IN
scenic revivals of the Legitimate, in
Guiding Hamlet" "Othello," Romeo
and Juliet" and, by request. 1.-THE Dag
ger and the Sword" last years big sue
cess, as we'll as THE Corsican Bro
Tiers"
Manager Hanley has engaged for
Robert Mantell's supporting company.
for next season, Marie Booth Russell,
Mark Price, Minnie Monk, James Nell
dowie and Ella Harmon.
Mr. Mantell will spend the summer
at Atlantic Heights, N. j.. and enter
tain his friends at his summer home.
Manager Edward C. White has or
ganized the cast for next seasons tour
of Two Little Migrants" with great
care Miss Neva Harrison has been le-
engaged for the famous boy part, Fan
ran, Miss May Scott for claude; other
re-engage ments of last years cast are
Katherine Vincent, Arthur Cogliser, Del
La Barre and James Baum. Miss Lii
liam Emery will be the new leading wo-
man. Two Little Migrants is the
opening attraction of the Grand Opera
House, Boston, beginning the season on
August 10th.
THE Power Behind the Throne" in
which Mildred Holland will star the
greater part of next season. has been
performed over 300 times. 1t is an or
,, iginal production, and the work OF the
actress has been very highly commended
by the critics.