The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-01
WITHIN THE LAW
BEST SHOW YET
ALL MEMBERS OF COMPANY
FINE AND THREE HUNDRED
TURNED AWAY.
Show viii Be Repeated in the City
Again This Season So All
May See H..

The show within the Law" In
four acts. by Bayard Ve.iler aud made
famous in New York and Chicago.
was in Wheeling Monday and Tues
day The audience which was IN at
tendance Monday evening was so de.
lighted with the modern play that
they advertised IL widely Tuesday
matinee the production was greeted
by an appreclative audienc" and Tues.
day evening 300 people were turned
away. The Court theatre was packed
to ovcrllOWlug and "A more thrilling
PLAY was never produced IN this city
They may talk about Margaret Ut
ingion and other actresses IN the title
role but none OF them can nave any
thing on Miss Jane Gordon in the
part OF Mary Turner. the accused
salesgirl. she is perfection p"rsoui
fled in her emotional work and her
beauty and personality appeal TO alt
and encourage the uocrSSadv sym
pathy which goes TO appreciate The
Miss Eileen Wilson and Sarah
Lynch is something fine and one
could not be NOR" clever. Especially
clever is her work in the last act In
the third act she gives good dem
onstra'ion of the present daN Slang
and the real life OF "a criminal VII
liam Lambert as Joe Carson, declares
himself in the most easily und nrstloi
manner. His acting Is fine and he
makes n clever crook in the third act
and 10 save MARY Turner. con.c~r"s
IN the last act This almost break e
the girls heart The L.rl VINO did
the stealing Contcsses In the last act
and Mary is known 20 IN" world 9-
having received injustice from the
Wilson Reynolds. as Richard Glider
land Robert Tabor. az 'h" other bH-
der. were both fine. The part az 'l'
philanthropist who refuses 70 pay
fnroper wages 20 his help. Is a hard
role and il was Well handled.
The same company viii play r'-
turn engagement TO acCOmm0dai"
those not beiugd abb" to sec u TINS
week 1t viii play three days us
winter.
At the Court theator tomorrow. ma
sinee and night. Mcssrs. Primrose and
Dockstader. the reunited veteran min
strel stars and their combined orraui-
cations will be the attraction. After
" separation which had existed for
nearly 10 years. during which tim"
shese distinguished artists headed
sheir own respective companies, last
season they decided 20 pool their for
tunes and TO present 20 theater Eoers
a big spectacular revival OF old-time
minstrclsy The success OF the UNI
Iertaking was immediate. Practically
every city Of Importance in the United
States and Canada We're visited and
evvrywhere these veteran stars of the
minstrel world were greeted with ca
JaClty audiences.
A. The close of last season an ar
Iangement was made for "a" TarIctu-
ity OF the combination. Mes-rs. Prim-
rose and DoCkstadcr have surrounded
themselves with an all-promineut COM
pany Of artists. many OF whom have
headed their own companies IN sea-
sons past Prominent among The ass
sisting artists are Raymond Wylie.
the phenomenal male soprano. the Six
Musical Brown Brothers. Instrumental
lists cXtraordinary which L. said 20 be-
the greatest musical ORGANIZATION on
the American stage; Happy Jack"
Lambert. DISTINGUISHED interpreter Of
negro characters, Tho -Four llctcors
an exceptionally brilliant cotagio or
Nocalists, aud many others az equal
distinction.
NesSrs. Primrose and DoCkstader
have given their revival OF oIdumc
minstrel mius'relsy a most maeu.n-
cent scenic and CostIW. iut"-tirure
4 street parade viii b." given ON th"
day Of the prrfOrmauC, az noon. bead
Cd by Mossrs Primrose and Dock.
stader. The tour is under tr. per.
sOnal manaLemcur o. Earl BURGESS.
"The Trail Of the Lonesome Pine"
Eugene Walter. as 10 drauIti-f. i- "a
name 10 Couiure with IIc i- 70 great
Vocalist and BOO hI dramatizafi8n ~
John Fox. Jrs The Trail of rho Lone.
some pine which has been more
widely read than any other romance