The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND oPERA-HOUSE.


Maggie Mitchell the universal favorite and &C.
kuowedged queen of her school of the drama
played "Lorle" again last night to good house.
There are to be but two more performances of this
beautiful drama and no one who is an admircr OF
he bright little lady-and who is not?-can afford
miss seeing her in this play. Remember
'L0rle" to day, maUinee and night.
Maggie Mitchell opens the second and last week
Of her engagement Monday night in "Fanchon. i
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, and
New Years mat nee, "Fanchon;" Thursday and
Friday evenings, Jane Eyre" Saturday evening
and Saturday matinee, Little Barefoot"
PIKE's oPERAHbUsE.
An engagement has been perfected with the
Union Square Theater Company, of New York,
or the production of Sardou's latest and most sue
.essful drama Mother and Son." at Pixies Or.
,ra-house, week commencing January 9Th, with
the following exceptionally fine cast:
Fubrice, Baron de StAndre Especially engaged
......................... Mr. George Clark
Anselm Brochat Town Counsellor and uncle
r to- W:o~ @ d.; y Mr; :o q. IL; Bradshaw
band of Clarissc.. G. f. Devere
Clavajol, gentleman who is ''oead-bro
........"..................Mr. G. J. Henderson
NJ. Amaury, nIatonic youth. MI W, A. Eytinge
by permission OF Lester Wulack, Wallack's
Theater, New York.
Lcchard, an impecunious editor. Mr.. w. Herbert
Francois, Fabrice's e'svaet....."..M. F: Goldthwaite
Gaspard newsboy.....,.; Master Layton
A GendUrme. Stephen Richa dson
lnto lie, aservant.. nt................ Lew Blokely
The Baroness De St. Andre....Miss Fanny Morant
Marcele Aubrey. Miss Linda Dietz
Clarisse Irabaud, the Mayors Wife....".,......
Ida Vernon
,abrielle De Lery, betrothed to Fabrice........
..........."..Miss Lillian Cleves arke
Zoe Denisart whose husband is always at the
Club.............,........MiSS Miss Alice q. Sherwood
Nine Cottel ct a punctilious OLD lady with two
daughters Ts.....-.........."MrS. Marie wilkins
Claudinc, the Baroness housekeeper. Mrs Seymour
Marianne, servant, Nj lss Clara Edmonds
Veronica Miss Lille Clemens
Celeste. Miss Annie Martin
The New York Times says OF the heroine OF the
play:
wronged and marvelously sef-denying woman,
Miss Linda Dietz has won position on the stage
very much higher than she ever occupied before
high as was the place she won in 'Valentn' IL
the Celebrated Case Her pleasant toned voice,
her mobile and expressive face, her peculiarly
graceful figure and movement and the clear, deli.
cate wOmanly feeling AID intelligence that run
through all she says or does, were never shown to
better advantage. Her action is strong, natural.
sympathetic and true to the requirements OF the
piece"
Cancelled on account of her sudden and severe i'll
ness. She will not appear at Pixies next week, as
heretofore announced
George s, Knight, Mrs. Knight, and the compa-
ny supporting them close their engagement with
two performances to-day, matinee and night.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
Prof j. L. Stoddard, OF Boston. win deliver q Sc
ries of lectures uron "Art and Travel" at Pixies
0perahouse, commencing Monday even
ing, January 18th, The lectures will
be superbly illustrated by means
OF large brilliant stere, scopic views vvdy repro
ducing the gems of painting, architecture and
sculpture.
that all may enjoy these rarely beautiful enter
tainments, combining pleasure with instruction.