The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
TINE THEATERs.


son appeared last night in his well.
known and popular play. son Hand;
or, True to the Last" and will repeat it
this and tomorrow evenings and at the
Saturday matinee.
All theater-goers should bear in mind
the John 'Havlin benefit Monday night,
and see to 1t that such an one Is assured
as will show proper appreciation OF
the energy, industry, ability and uniform
courtesy which has made Mr.. Havlin
general favorite with all who in any
way have business with theaters and
theatrical people. Do not be satisfied
merely with going yourself, but take the
trouble 10 remind your friends Of the
affair.
GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.-Mr. Sothern
was greeted by another full house last
night. The bill was "David Garrick"
and SIN Regular Fix" and was en-
joyed immensely. Mr.. Sothern was in
his happiest vein, and the support was
excellent. 1t is seldom that an audience
is seen that SO thoroughly enjoyed an
evening as did the one last night.
Tonight we are to have the treat OF
the week-the beautiful comedy of
Home" and "Dundreary Married and
Settled"
Only Sothern matinee tomorrow after
noon, when the great impersonation OF
"Lord Dundreary" will be rendered.
Next week Miss Rose Eytinge, from
the Union Square Theater,. New York,
appears as "Rose Michep' supported by
a company specially selected by Messrs.
Shook & Palmer Tor this piece. All the
scenery and stage apparatus are to be
brought with the company, so that the
play will be presented precisely as 1T
was when it had its immense run at Un-
ion Square.
| Mention was made some time ago Of
the very liberal offer made by Manager
| Miles of q benefit to the Relief Fund Of
the Police Force. The following ex-
plains itself:
s'OFFICE OF SUP'T OF POLICE,
| CINCINNATI, May 8, 1876.
"R. E. J. Miles, Esq.,, Grand Opera-house:
"MY DEAR SIR-Your esteemed favor
of the I'd inst, rendering benefit to the
Relief Fund of the Police Force, has
been received. / am directed by the
Commits sioners, on behalf of the depart
ment, to accept your offer, with thanks,
| and assure you OF the hearty co.Opera-
tion of the force to make IL success.
| Your proposal at this time Is especially
lopportune, as unusual demands have
lately been made on the charity OF oul
| officers.
II have the honor to be your obedient
servant, b. +. TAFT,
| "Secretary Il. T. g."
The benefit will occur at the Grand
| lOpera-house on Monday and tuesday
evenings, May % and %.
THE MAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Mr.. Herman Cooper. Secretary Of
the Harmonic Society, in circular just
issued in reference to our approaching
musical festival, says: All our ar
rangements have been completed, and
we, In conjunction with the Cincinnati
| M@nnerchor, will give three concerts,
on May 81, and June 1 and 2. The Gin
cinnati Orchestra, enlarged beyond its
present numbers, has been engaged and
the services OF the following well-known
4 aud eminent artists have been secured.
Mrs. III. M. Smith, soprano; Miss Anna
Drasdil, contralto; Mr.. I'll. A. Bischol,
tenor; MIR. NJ. w. Whitney, bass; Miss
+ Julia Rive, pianist.
The following works will be rendered
"Elljah," Mendelssohn; "Messiah," Han
del; paradise aud Peri" Schumann
"Lohengrin," Wagner; "Fantasie," FOL
\
en-; 1.-The Landing of the Pilgrim Faith
ers," Otto Singer. This beautiful can
tata, written expressly for this occasion
by MIR. Singer, will be produced here fol
the first time.
The chorus, composed of the member
of the Harmonic Society and Cincinnati
Malnerchor, with many others who SAN
, in the choruses OF the May Musical Fes
tivals, will number about five hundred
: and have been for some time rehearsin
together under the obstruction OF Mr.Sing
. er, who will have the conductorship 0
; the entire festival.
The sale of reserved seats will con
mence Thursday, May 25, 1876, at A. NJ
al the music store OF John Church " Co
No. 66 W. Fourth street.
THE BERNSTEIN CONCERT.
There was most complimentar
crowded house at Pixies Music Ha
1 last evening in attendance ut the Bern
stein concert, which proved altogethe
success. Miss Bernstein's voice CAV
/ evidence of the thorough study she ha
made since her last appearance in pull
lie and gives abundant promises in th
:, future. She was ably sustained by Mrs
!. Appleton, Mr.. Schrickel, Mr.. Ballel
lberg, Miss Spearman, Mr.. Brand an
MIR. Schmey. Mr.. SchrickePs perform
ance on the French horn was particl
|. larly effective and merited the encore
v received. The duet of the French hor
). and flute by Messrs. Scbrickel and Ba
lenberg was also much enjoyed al
l. caused regret that there was not moI
}. OF it. -.-
a Mr.. Otto Singer presided at the plan
THE YOUNG LADIES OF TRINITY.
:, The entertainments given by the youl
! ladies of the Clark Institute, at Trinii
" Church last night, was quite success
q and will doubtless take the prize. II
~ audience was large and appreclativ