Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

Fields. II. David Todd, Samuel J. Mon
roe, George S. Lockwood and Willard
Perry. The first performance viii be
given at Elizabeth, y. j., on Nov. II.
Richard Mansfield was the first male
star to appear on the stage of the Co
lonial Thestre, Boston, although that
house IS now in its second season. He
had tremendous audience to welcome
him in Beaucaire and the general YER
dict was one of unquestioned success
AS a compliment to Mrs. Evelyn Green
leaf Sutherland, one Of the authors OF
the play, the officers of the New Eng
land Woman's Press association bought
boxes, and they were most enthusiastic
over the work of their fellow member
As a result of the two weeks in Phila-
delphia the play is now running with
perfect smoothness, and II Is very evil
dent that as Beaueaire Mr.. Mansfield
has character that will last him long
and well He had repeated recalls, and
there was also applause for his leading
support
Sir Henry Irving and Ellen Terry be-
gan their season OF three weeks at the
Knickerbocker Theatre, New York, last
evening with presentation OF w. u.
Wills long famous drama King Charles
!. The play has not acted here in sew
eral years. A very large and brilliant
audience gathered to witness its revival
and to welcome again the famous Eng
fish players. Following is the cast:
King Charles Henry Irving
Oliver Cromwell acknowledgements Tyras
Marquis OF Huntley. II. Barnes
Lord Moray. "A tsoysto ''lI
lreton. ..-.t.......'.''s--''-W W. i1uss
First Cavalier.-....... Iat. on
Second Cavalier. .......,......... n. DaVisS
Attendant; .........t....'....''"R, ,o TaD9
Queens age....................M M. Hollanu
Prince James...............Vio Violet Bellmore
Princess .Queenie Tarvin
Lady Eleanor.....,,...........M MAUD Mllton
Queen Henrietta Maria........E Ellen Terry
Mrs. Patrick Campbell, the famous
English actress. is to make her first
appearance In America this winter.
Under the management of Liebler and
company Mrs. Campbell will begin in
January brief tour of the largest cites
of this country. She will be supported
by the company that Is now appearing
with her at the Royalty Theatre, Lon
don. Mrs. Campbells repertoire hare
will, consist of Magda, The Second Mrs.
Tanqusray, The Notorious Mrs Ebb-
smith Mariana, Pelleas and Melisande,
Mrs. Jordan Actress, The Happy Hyp-
ocrite and possibly one or two new
plays. Many attempts have been made
in the past to induce Mrs. Campbell to
visit this country. A. II. Candy went
to England for the purpose, as the rep
resentative of Liebler and company
three weeks ago and returned on Sat
urday with the contract.
James Lackaye. playing in New York
State Folks, was unfortunate enough
recently in Philadelphia to cut his foot.
He bathed the foot with witch haze,
which stopped the flow of blood. and
thought no more of the injury until be
reached Baltimore. when his foot began
to swell and show great inflammation.
During the performance on Monday
night Mr. Lackaye had to cut his boot
in order to remove it, and, fearing blood
poisoning. asked one of the stage hands
to call a physician. DR.. Harry Boyd,
the doctor of the Theatrical Mechanics
Association, attended Mr.. Laekaye at
his hotel, arriving after midnight and
remaining until after two o'clock a. m,
carefully attending to the injured foot
and instructing his patient as to its flu
ture treatment His service undoubt-
edly saved Mr. Lackaye from case of
blood poisoning, if it did not save the
foot When Mr.. Laekaye sent to Dr.
Boyd for his bill on Saturday night the
doctor returned a verbal message say
ing he had been pleased with the ac-
ouaintance and inelosed in an envelope
his "bill." which was recepted for SER
vices rendered, with blank in the
space that usually by medical practi-
TONERS is filled with formidable figures.
The Way of the World, Clyde Fitchs
new modern play, in which Elsie de
Wolf appears as star, was successfully
produced at the Columbia Theatre last
Tuesday night. The cast: