The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25

inuCA cBJON Gu. lO-ulSuk w uiU W hoNS
performance that is sure of bringing out
the elite of the city in larger numbers than
any vet presented. 1t is the masterpieces
of Sculpture" An opportunity to get such
a view of the great works of art is not often
presented, and can not be missed.
MUSICAL MATTERs
The great piano vistuoso, "JOseffy," will
make his first appearance In this city at
Pixies Opera House, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Dec, lst, I'd and Sd. He will
appear in a varied and attractive pro.
gramme. assisted by the Cincinnati Grand
Orchestra.
The second Theodore Thomas Symphony
Concert will take place at Music Hall,
Thursday night, Dec. 4th, and public re-
hearsal Wednesday afternoon, Dec. Sd. j;
f, Rudolphson will be vocal sOloist, and
the college choir Of 800 voices will render
Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, and Cheru-
bini's Requiem Mass.
HEUcK's oPERA-HousE.
The NIP and Tuck" Combination opened
at this place last night for one week, in
John Oxenford's translation of the French
comedy, "Tricochet ct Cacolet" The house
was good. and the piece seemed to please
| nip and Tuck is on the whole light
comedy, with some plot but no striking
features, and requires very little acting
"Nip and Tuck" two detectives and part
ners, are continually pulling in opposite
directions, and each trying to deceive the
other. Harry Webber, as Nip. is fair
comedian, and D. H. Fitzpatrick, as Tuck,
supports him tolerably well. Camilla Gard
ner. a six-year-old child. is sweet winsome
little girl and very good in her part. Eva
Webber, the betrayed wife, Melissa Bresau,
the governess, and Millie Davenport are
good, and the remainder OF the company
may be pronounced only fair. Same Dill
every night this week.
EsHER's NEW PALACE THEATER.
The Palace Theater is giving lengthy
olio and a drama nightly, and trying to
please its patrons. Dan. Hart and wife,
Mamie Wallace, Daisy Warwood, Rosa
Lee, Charles Fox, Hi. Chapman, B. ]. Nc
Laughlin and others, are on the programme.
On THANKSGIVING night grand ball will be
given after the performance. Matinee to-
day.
vINE-srREET oPERA-HousE.
The Vine-street Bonanza" closed its fall
season Saturday night, and opened the
winter season last night with an entire
new company and a splendid bill. The
first part was something new and novel,
and the scenery perfectly grand. The
Swans are at the Vine-street for this week
in new act. Carrie Lavarine appeared as
a Lightning change artist and split 'em all
up. Miss Jennie Farren's skipping rope
dancing was good, and Lizzie Derions, after
an absence of nearly two years, is again
here. She is an old favorite here and al
ways welcome Alice Somers ana Emma
Hoffman are retained this week. also the
Barlow Brothers, the great song and dance
team. Laura Russell and d. B. Emery, late
of Spauld.ng's Bell Ringers, perform some
excellent duets The living pictures are Of
course still living" and the Zig Leai
Dance" is put on in fine style.
BELLE UNION THEArER.
"The sensational show over the Rhine
has good programme this week and sew
eral new people. The usual first part il
given, and followed by the olio. Joe H.
Mcbride, drum solo, introducing trick anC
! scientific drumming, is fine. Della Cook
song and dance, and Tommy Jefferson ant
: his banjo, are we'll known. Roselle, the
female impersonator, made his first appear
apce on the stage in this city last evenins
and made decided hit. In this line o
, business he stanas second to Chas Hay
: wood in singing, and his style, gestures
&C., are perfect. Walter Phoenix, gro
tesque song and dance, opened last nigh
and took we'll. May Collins, serio comic
and james Wheeler, club swinging, wer'
) good. The performance concluds with th'
, sensational drama. THE Shop Girls Of Gin
cinnati," a laughable piece, put on by tn
entire company and the naughty old man
, J. J. Riley, as dog fighter. Riley's i'm
| mense.
THE NATIONAL TH1ATER.
: The old NASH is again coming to til
front, and will open its doors Thursda
! afternoon to the public as Sensational
> house. Manager Joe Ward returned thi
morning from New York, bringing with hir
= 18 performers-12 ladies and Omen. Anon
hem were Sadie Connolly, the Riley
q Annie Hart, Frank Gibbons the Hall
+ George Turner, Stella Beaumont. Bel
! Meah Kate Pennoyer. Eva Allen, Magg
. Lewis, Phoebe Foster, Maud Hamilton
. Minnie Lee, Minnie Adams, Sadie Mangl
;, In addition to these, Amelia Foster and
. w. Sheppard are engaged. This compan
n is strong one, and AL excellent show ma
a be looked for. Remember matinee Thur
! day, and performance every L:.lt ther
4 after.
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