The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
THE THEATER
"onieer ee6"-Last Appearance.

Officer 666" will be given final per
Torrance In the Court thester this eve
ming AS this will mark the big day"
At the fair. this evenings entertain
ment also promises to reach the rec
dicates.
Augustin MacHugh's melodramatic
farce keeps the audience terked about
from laughter TO excitement and then
back again so often that each act
leaves the spectators as breathless as
the actors. A most engaging series OF
incidents. sustained by a love interest
that appeals because OF It's sincerity;
a proper tangle OF plot which IS In
geniously travelled and then as artfully
unraveled; a number of sharp dra-
matte climates and real thrills. and.
above all. a sustained. wholesome and
refreshing quantity of fun combine TO
make "Oficer CSC" one of the most en-
joyable plays ever presented here.
"Quo vadis."
There Is big Hndercurrent of ex-
element and suspense in the photo
drama world-a lot OF big doings and
much mystery. All eyes are conferred
on the master mind. George Kleine.
whose success in exploiting the Clnes
production. Quo Vadis." has been
simply phenomenal and seems TO in
crease every day. Mr. Kleine Is con
sentative and his statements are sell
dom premature II is known. how
ever that during his trip he completed
arrangements for some big produc-
tons with the foremost American the
atrical stars as the central figures.
With all the advantages at his com
mand. combined with highly develop
ed artistic taste Mr.. Kleine can
achieve things OF mammoth import
with comparative ease He is the fore
most photo-drama producer on the
American continent QUO Nadis" will
be seen at the Court all next week.
with daily matinees. The sale of seats
will open tomorrow
Children OF Today"
The appearance Of Louis Mann is al
ways an event in theatricals 10 which
heatergoers look forward. and the an
uouncement OF this popular players
appearance al the Court theater to-
morrow night Is welcome one Mr.
Mann is seen this season in new
satiricaI comedy drama by Clara Lip
man and Samuel Shipman. Children
OF Today"
In this new comedy Mr. Mann is said
To- have been fitted with role suiting
HIS unquestioned talent Ia "a nicely.
The play tells the story OF widow
vino. IN her extreme love for her TWO
children. a girl Of - and a hoy OF IS.
have been given 50 much freedom that
th"y dominate her 70 point whore
they appear the parent and she the
child. Instead Of listening 10 her
counsel they presume 10 know more
than she and 10 even advise her on al.
most every conceivable subject The
poor. distracted mother finds herself
absolutely helpless against her chill
dren TO say nothing oil their friends.
whom they force upon her 70 the px.
tent OF receiving them al her home
until Wholesome. strong minded. hu.
morous specimen % American man
hood. the sweetheart Of her vc.i'h. an.
pears on the scene. and then begins
IN" reformation of the over.p-isp chi.
cren. and ~ Is iu the method he rur-
sues that the humor and interest OF
W" play are found Mr. Mann's sup
porting compan. will include Emily
Ann Weliman. who hos been his lead
inE woman tor 'he past i've wears
Margaret Templeton. Adomi Foviey,s.
Frank Y Sfer'inc John Hines and
Maud Turner Gordon. Seats are now
on sale