The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22
ANEESGEE63NTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

l
The announcement OF the appearance
of Mr.. Bolcicault in the great ST OF mis-
plays, "The Shaughraun," is naturally
the signal for grand march of the
public to secure seats. The conse.
quence is that the bOX-sheet now open
at Hawley's indicates another just such
immense run as the piece had las
March. Mr.. BOuclcault Will have the
advantage this time OF support more
| thoroughly trained for the piece, hav-
lug played it in st. LOUIS and Louis
vile. The scenery, stage appOiD tments,
| ETC., Will il possible excel those of The
! previous occasion.
| "Conn, The Shaughraun," every night
and at Wednesday ana Saturday mat
inees.
ROBINSON'S oPERA-HOUSE.
"LiLtle Silver" Mr.. Charles e. Gala
hams comedy, Will be presented thi,
evening with Miss Stockman in the title
role, supported by IA strong cast Of char
aCters.
Mr.. Edwin Booth, tho renowned
traSedlan, opens tomorrow night in
Hamlet" with new and appropriate
scenery, costumes and mountings, and
''N "i'E PO VI lul SnoG'
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. w Edwin Booth
1hosC ........ .......................B .B. MaCauey
Laertes .,.....................S W. Picrcy
Glaudlus, KING Of Denmark. .F. {. HueDner
PoI0nlus .,......................k Robert Wilson
iiofatlo. ........................Con Con. L. Murphy
ISoocAcI autZ .......,.. ..............J. Garner
ioU 9ctot'' .'...................M w. IL Gillette
second aCCJf. Jf.......................Ih .IheO. Morris
Miss Ltais ~; ia DenSia rIGn
m Ii "ciluS ....,.................W IN. 1earanCc
ii''i w. W NhlCesldes
r. rrlahCloco ........................J. Bancroft
Grayedicger W p ! i; dSed ESed
S.oI o. ''''''''.''"' '''''. W f. owen
second GfaVeulgger. ...............H II. q. MGhGn
11plelia, ~ ..:.... Miss Emma T cree
Queen Gertrude. ................M Miss Ella W Wren
fIhyer Queen. Miss Lizzie Maddern
Lords, Lauiea, Pages, Guards and Attendants.
Wednesday evening, "Othelio."
thursday evening, "Rlchclieu."
Frlday evening, "Henry VllP' and
''Taming the Shrew."
Saturday matinee, Lady of Lyons"
Saturday evening, "Richard ILL"
WOODS THEATER.
The managers of this delightful place
Of amusement, after a season or comedy,
followed by burlesque, return to nov
city business, for which their patrons
are again ready. In the attractions this |
week are Val Vose, the great artist and |
yontriloquist; ocanIan and Cronin, Irish |
comedians; Miss Annie Hindle, in her
swell songs Of the day; Miss Nellie |
Germon, motto vocalist and recitation
lst; W illlams and oully, iii their great |
specially OF "BeauJilui Caroline;D VIM. |
W ray, Miss Maggie Wray, MISS Annie |
Macavoy, Joe Lang, Mr.. Fred. Macavoy |
and the regular company.
CINCINNATI GRAND ORCHESTRA.
The DOx-sheeJ for the choice of seats
for the season by subscribers will be |
open Friday, November 2. Meantime it |
is desirable that subscriptions should
be made. 1t has been determined this |
season to give matinees during the con-
tlnuance OF the season, to which sub |
scribers to the evening concerts will |
have admission at reduced rates. Tue |
price of subscription tickets remains |
the same as heretofore. Let the sub
scriptlons proceed as rapidly as posi-
BILE, so that the enjoyment Of the con-
CerGS may begin soon.