Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-23

M4eox41s I<orah Eamtson, ara C111f1
KulR tAeSe Diayers havfnx ii. Il Ill
S~4u4eyilI9 sketch which nrohS&IY
VIII soon Be- presented on tn printlb9f
stages.
Brooklyn Lodge. q, 3. r. o. ID. lad i
Dis benefit at the Brooklyn 0rpheum on
wednesday evenings the bill includfnn
frederick Warde. Peter F.. DALEY. VIII
liam H. West, David Warheld. Chaflea
J. Ross, John T. Kelly. James j. Cor.
Dett.George Fuller Golden, Lillian Rus.
sell, and Fay Templeton. The rertln1
house bill was laid on for the nixht and
the people in 1t had q resting smell
George w. Lederer has devised 4 plsn
that he thinks may deal 4 solar plcxus
blow to theatre ticket speculators Il
consists In the forming 81 4 fheafrero-
ers' club. to members 81 which fheb er>
seats will be sold at the box-ofacs
prices. Any one furnishing satisfactory
Ie,erences may become a member. The
scneme may be tried during til run Of
q otfoliers at the knickerbocker The
atre. New York City.
Inc opening attraction at the Manhat-
tan Beach Theatre June ~. will be The
circus Girl. presented by a company n
Guiding Samuel Collins, Melville Stew
arr. George Fortescue, Henry Norman.
Sarony Lambert, Paula Edwardes. Elgie
Bowen, Catherine Lewis, and Minnie de
u After. the Curcus Girl the com
pany will revive The Geisha and A RIM
away Girl. Then The Casino girl
comes in for two weeks, followed by I
fortnight OF the Castle Square Opera
company in The Mikado and Pinafore
n as the closing attraction the Jeffer-
son de Angels Opera Company in q
loyal Rogue for a like period.
Madame Rejane cannot understand
the action of David Belasco In rcfusine
10 let her play Zaza in London durinr
during her forthcoming engagemenf
there.
Madame Rejane calls this refusal
"churiish,' and says very truly that 8
parallel for 1t could not be found In
France.
Helane originated the role In France
her appearance in it in London would
no injure the value of the play in tha
English in the slightest degree.
Tyrone Power was engaged last weak
by cable as a member of Mrs. Fiskea
company for the Manhattan Theatre
New York, next season. Mr.. Power Is
remembered for his remarkably clever
work as the originator OF the part OF
the MARQUIS OF Steyne in Becky sharp
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre two sea-
some ago. Since that time he has been
a star in Australia, appearing In such
parts as Alec DUrberville in Tess OF the
DUrhervilles, John Storm in the Chris
tian, and Svengali in Trilby. MI. Power
Is now on his way to this country. ana
Will arrive In time to begin rehearsals
with Mrs. Fiske for Miranda of the Bal
cony at the Manhattan Theatre. New
York, in August.
1t is announced that B. +. Keith. who
recently acquired a site for a theatre n
Pittsburg, to add to his circuit OF con-
houses, is to invade Chicago
From a trustworthy authority It Is
learned that Mr. Keith has an option on
a plot OF land fronting on both Madison
and State streets, Chicago's busiest
thoroughfares, and in the heart Of the
shopping district. The property is own
ed by the city of Chicago. and Is within
a stones throw of Mcvicker's Theatre.
1t Is said that Mr.. Keith has already ac-
quired the leases of four parcels OF the
property and that the remaining leases
which still have two years to run, will
be turned over to him at their expira-
ton unless the present lessees can be
induced to sell out. The theatre al
planned will cost 81 900 900 to build.
Edward c. White. the ~well-known
theatrical manager. who has so success
fully handled Mildren Holland. Is en-
joying a trip abroad. Mr.. White Is ae-
companied by Joseph F. Hall. the editor
OF the Buffalo Sunday Courier.
Mildren Hollands house boat on thu
river Thames in England Is a sort OF
Mecca for American theatrical people.
who are spending the summer abroad.