The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-19

win is a comedian of great ability, and
kept the audience in continued round of
laughter" .
D., "TINA" AT THE GRAND.
Miss Lima Tettenborn, said to be most
accomplished German soubrette and fine
vocalist, will appear at the Grand Opera
house tomorrow night as ''Tina, the Milk
Vender," supported by Mr.. Frank Bos-
worth and good company. Secure seats
at Hawley's.
GRAND CENTRAL THEATER.
The Victoria Lotus British Blondes are
doing an extraordinary good business at the
Grand Central. The programme is fine
one, and embraces number of good artists,
including the Etzeltine Sisters, in their jig
and Indian club act; Miss Lettie Elliott, in
her skipping rope dance, which mast be
seen to be appreciated; James, NARROW, with
his banjo and comic songs and last but not
least, Cummings and Harrington. the mon
archs Of song and dance, Phe performance
concludes with the operate burlesque,
"Fin-Fin; or, Phe Loves of an,Outlaw."
Matinee tomorrow at 2:30 p. IN, and last
appearance Sunday night OF the "dizzies,"
OTHER PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Ryan has a splendid bill this week at the
White House Theater over the Rhine, and
is showing to big houses. Matinee to-mor-
row, and change of programme tomorrow
night.
Oliver D. Byron is playing "Ben. McCul-
lough' at Heuck's to packed houses.
DRAMATIC. PERSONALS AND POINTS.
Adelaide Nelson arrives in January.
Mile. Stani is the coming prima donna
Wilhelmj only tiddles for fun. His father
is wealthy.
Emma Abbotts operatic season is pop,
ular success.
Washington, D. c.. is enjoying a mildlseal
son of Uncle Toms Cabin"
The. Kellogg-Cary and the Marie Roze
Concert Companies are both in Boston this
week. .s- ..-...
Franz Liszt, who is staying at Rome, is
composing dramatic oratorio, ''St. Stan
islaus,"
Mr.. Stanley McKenna has been appointed
the business manager of the Mapleson Ital
ian Opera.
Rice's Surprise Party is in Chicago this
week and playing to fine houses. Willie
Edouin is one of the attractions.
Rose Eytinge began tour with a compa.
ny of her own in "A Woman of the People
in Jersey City on Monday night
Howard Paul, who has been making a
brief visit to this country, left for England
Saturday on the White Star steamer.
Lotta is playing La Cigale' in Oonnecti7
cut. She will soon start for tour South
and West, arriving in Cincinnati February
10th.
Henry Mapleson, Jr., has brought suit
against Signor Frappoli one of the tenors
Of his fathers company, for breach of con-
tract.
Edward Remenyi, the Hungarian violin
ist, will make his first appearance in Amer
lea at Steinway Hall, on Thursday evening,
October 3lst.
Ole Bull, who has arrived from Europe,
will be heard in concerts during the coming
winter, and opens his season in Philadelphia
on the 2Sth inst.
Cavendish is in Baltimore, where she will
remain for two weeks, after which she will
play two weeks in Philadelphia before 60
ing to California
Dramatic News says: "Style'' is what Mr..
Callahan has christened his new drama, of
whose birth limited some weeks since, BY
the way. why doesn't he revise Little Sill
ver," and let Anna Boyle see what she can
do with it? The one would stand revising,
and the other new drama without any
special detriment.