The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04

Cn'Ntrt CNNUuCtoC, LlHCSl NH"'''' "'
now an assured fact. The orchestra,
chorus and scenery are III" same that
I VIII be used in all cities on tho circuit.
Of which Wheeling Is the smallest
whilc the principals Tor Wheeling are
( irom both the M"tropo'itah ana .'N,,
cogo Opera Companies an" "'1'
KNOWN 10 N" "PeF puO''c'
Prof. Beymer and Mrs. DuSa In
Sunday Recital.
Paul AMcn Drvmrr OrCanist. assist.
cd by Elsa Gundliug.DuCa. soprano.
will give ,hn first Of a series or
monthly rccitals. has established his
art I, the minds of the people ana Mrs.
Dnea is rncorr!.rd rs one O. the out
standing yocalists Of this entire sec
ton. The program as announced gives
much promise and should draw large
herring.
Ladies' Of the G. a. r. Muscales.
Tho Captain William u. Parker CIR
c,n lnumber A.. Ladies OF the G.. y. Il.
arc sponsoring two musicales THIS
wool, y, tho Carroll Club. Friday ana
SATURDAY cvcninre will bring two pro
piNNO nv FRANCOIS I 1nOullll'N,
hosso Arthur Zncli. cellist and Edith
Cyunnhor.. pianist IN spite Of his
urpa~donuble name. tho basso can.
t,n,n IN an awo-compellinG circular
;s declared to be a native OF our
grand and glorious United States.
Tbc riral nsrorraph OF this illumina.
i've shant roads "he Is one Of ten
.nn,,,on, worth whue singer o.
,...,, ,.I,uo sorre" Won must hear
him, Arthur Zacl, is a Russian who
comn 10 this country when very young.
has rlaved with somc or our best or
rhes,ras and this year returns to THIS
country after years WORK WITH H'F
king " the Paris Ccnscrratori". The
oi,nist Edith Il wonder If it Is not
snaIIcd Tdythel Gyllenhcrg has some
GOOD press notices 10 her credit from
various parts Of the country ana no
1ruh. I, good performer. BY thr
timo This article appears. We sha'l
know more about them.
Bio Extravaganza at the Court
Jos. VI. Gates prominent theatrical
producer, has produced huch S"''rH,,s
as The Three Twins I"Ne J., '"','
Me-" and others when are sun u -"
upon the minds OF the then'Fe ',',n.,
public. II Is Faiu 'i'"' |" r,,,r,
! Clouds. when h' H'"uS :" '"'
! Thursday OF n"Ht "''N' '"'' Nv go"
I surpassed all FORMER eIio''H'
. Parc7ut oI Money, IN ""''" H'".
Stiffl"r GtsrinI" or to'N'H", "PP,''n
as the MAN q! ""''". - So" W ,, Wv
novel 'hizarr" ''rpiS'"o' ,'" Wv
| tisscmcnt some "'S'''P'''"'
! lantiC city has no'"u'S Z" '"'N
( am told. from IN" S'H""F',"l ~
beauty in It's natural an" ""'"'' ~
N'n'c
Zanelli, mu'IaneYs NeN' ~ a. ,ro
R"uatu Ianclii. WI" "'h-H !"
Market Auditorium on M"h""H c,'"
Ing December +th. viii be r''n"'""e.
ID as being on" OF the outstanding arr,
l-,o who were heard In Wh""''nE last
,ra>. ~. has Just had his CONTRACT r''
/ ncwed for five years WlIh 'i,' "','U'
haitian Upora CO. and has had h'" l'''
uMphS in l'atN an" ''" :,
.;rro hi, last visit 20 Wheeling. D. r.
Nn,lonry Of Martins Ferry, VINO sue
! coecrrIlv managed tho recent C"h'o''
hv CoIli.Curci is responsible" Tor the
yo,o,i ornearance.
Madame Albert Sunday Evening.
First Presbyterian.
As the orportunity to hear Madam"
SIhc-t IN the Sunday afternoon con
cnrt Is limited 10 Masons and their
! Families w Stscknl has arranged tor
mis- Gifted singer TO take part in tho
musical program at the evening ser
! vice AZ the, First Presbyterian church.
Tho ruhlic Is iavitcd cordially. Nine.
,Ihcr. will ,ssis, IN tho fifteen minute
,ntrodurtorv which BEGINS At T:%p'
st,.irr 0rev encak's The Lord IL My
Light. Later in the evening sh" sings
an obblcato solo in on anthem ~ ~.
cho,r Come into Ne. b. Walter
Gallo. Another solo Is at the otfertorE'
., which time she viii sing Eye HATH
NJ, ccon " from Gaul's Holy City
u.or, familiar 20 Wheeling music
,orars NJ sacred oratorio. All seats
arc FREQ
/ Former Wheeling Vocalist Returns.
| lJIermon Steiuman. who somo TWEEN
,,:.fiva wears ago. was A prominent flS'
ure in local music circles. Is again re-
siding in our mlds, and has opened a
s,ra,o teaching sinsng. stage deport'
WANT and nroper breathing. Mr.. Stein
,,,,,,r admits that he has had sue