The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15

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M. Henry Ketten.
Mr. Theodore ]. Toedt
Mi. Ernest DeMuncI. 'o'p"'A
,,, Mme Carlotta Patti.
Sig Ciampi- Celiaj.
Song-"Maid OF Athens" ...............- Gounod
Mr.. Theodore J. Toedt
Ketten
| Mr. Henry Ketten.
Where the Bee Sucks Words by shskspearel 49,.
' Nine. Carotta Patti.
Mr.. Ernest De Munck.
Song-"O Sovenir" Campana
Sig Ciampi-Cellsj
Nine Carlots Patti Mi. Toedt and sig Clamp
Other Local Attractions.
vINE-sTREET oPERA-HousE.
1t is rarely that one is afforded such fine
opportunity to laugh as is given by the per-
formance at the "Bonanza" this week. The
programme embraces some of the best per-
formers on the road, and the show is an ex-
cellent one. Sam and Carrie Swain, the
monarchs remain next week, and the
"Nondescripts," Cerini, Leslie and Burns,
the grotesque dancers, high kickers, ETC.,
will also appear next week. They alone
are worth seeing. Charley Lord and Fatty
Roome, the comedians will appear in a
new sketch. Virgie Jackson and frankie
Russell are still at the Bonanza on-well.
shape" is good word. Tilie Graham and
Minnie Wesner are big favorites, and always
receive reception. Several new speciality
performers appear Monday night The olio
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the full company, and dished up in capital
and can-can continue.
BELLE UNION THEATER.
The Belle Union advertises itself "the
sensational moral show over the Rhine"
and is giving good lively performance to
large houses nightly. The present pro-
gramme is a good one, but Manager Riley
says he will give the best show that was
ever in this city as soon as he can get the
people. Just now all the good performers
are ''booked," and it will take couple of
weeks to get everything in apple-pie order.
An olio, Can-Can aud pink Dominoes'
were the attractions this week. J. w.
Sheppard, in his wonderful bottle jig, stays
another week. Gus. Warren, the clever
Dutch comedian and dancer, will also ap-
pear next week. Della Cook continues to
do what she considers song and dance.
Next week Nellie Blanch will introduce
herself In song and dance. Lizzie Smith,
Mile. Foster, Addie Johnson, Emma De
Haven and the other girls will put OH new
dances, statues, &C., and the performance
will wind up with J. ]. Riley's rich and
laughabe "On the Sly" a piece in which
the naughty old man" does himself
credit.
| THE NEW PALACE THEATER.
The New Palace Theater has, we hear,
abandoned the drama altogether and will
hereafter be confined TO the olio. Dan.
Hart is now stage manager at this house,
vice Hi. Chapman, who closed this week
with several others. The programme for
next week is long and attractive, and in ad-
dition to the new faces number of the old
ones will remain, including Dan. Hart and
lady, Walter Phoenix. Charles Fox, Mamie
Wallace, Daisy Warwood, and others. Hi
Chapman and b. l. Mclaughlin return to
Eshers next week.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Matinee day.
Texas Jack is in Louisville.
Joe Jefferson is IN Providence.
Mullen and Magee are in Pittsburg.
Robson & Crane close in Baltimore to-
night.
Billy Arlington lectured in Denver, Col,
this week.
Niccoai has written a new opera,
II Ciarlatani."
1.-THE Picture" Ion Perdicaris new play,
proved failure.
| Salsbury's Troubadours will be in New
Haven, Conn.,, Monday.
Lotta begins an engagement in New Or
lesns tomorrow night
The Victnrellis have been performing
with success in Dublin, Ireland.
Rose Meeker gave her initial lecture on
the Utes last Sunday at Greeley, Col.
Jackson, Mississippi has built a new
theater, and will dedicate it about Decem.
ber 1st.
The Strakosch Italian Opera Company
will be in New Orleans November oath fol
one week.
"Pinafore" has been translated into Rus
SAoA' wiz W. w POAAoAhSA Nv 0ps CtCIo
burg and Moscow.
Tommy Jefferson, with his banjo, and
Nellie Blanche. song and dance lady. oper
:. at the Belle Union Theater Monday.
Miss Emma Thursby gained new laurel.
at the Bristol Festival, where she has beer
singing the Samson" and the Elijah"
M. Massenet is at present engaged on
dramatic cantata entitled "Ulysse Pile ce,
Sirenes," for solo voices chorus and or
J chestra.
The Pat. Rooney Combination close
: three nights engagement in Louisville to
, night, and will arrive in this city Mcnday
, morning.
The "American Four" have made a bi,
hit at the Vine-street Opera-house. They
close their engagement tomorrow night
and 60 to Boston.
The New York Tribune says: Mr.. Henr,
Carter, the well-known organist, is about Il
! remove to Cincinnati, where he has &C
5 cepted position in the College of Music
| "The Prodigal Son." conducted by tn,
. composer, Arthur Sullivan ''The Messiah
and Israel in Egypt" constitute the thre,
Oratorios to be given by the Handel anG
a Havdn Societv of Boston this season.