The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
Attractions Which Our Own The
aterS Present,
And Amusement News From All
Points.
Grand 0pera-house.

CoLNlLLE D OPERA BURLESQUE COMPANY.
This troupe, reorganized opened to q
fine house Monday night in the new bur-
lesqre, THE Magic Slipper" and the au-
diences increased with every performance
till, by the middle of the week, every seat
was filled and standing room was in
demand, and so it has continued. The
Company is bright and entertaining one,
and all admit that Mr.. Sam. Colvile has
fully maintained his reputation IN knowing
just what will please the public. Mr.. Ro-
land Reed has shown himself fine come
dian, and adds much to the Company.
The receipts of the week will exceed
$6,000 which is the managers test of
success. The Magic Slipper" will be pre-
Sented for the last time az the matinee and
evening to-day, when, although announced
on the contrary on the posters, Miss Eme
Roseau and the entire Company will ap-
pear.
On Monday evening next we are prom
iSed burlesque feast tnat will surpass the
Magic Slipper" viz: De Foes story of
"Robinson Crus0e" and ''Hys' Faire Polly"
and the "Polvglots of Polynesia" with the
following cast of characters and story:
Robinson Crusoe, young gentleman of limited
means who means wcll ath ugh there's
nothing n can about him.. Miss Kate Everlegh
Polly ilopk ms, his adored, whom in his playful
way Robinson calls IL nice tickle thing and
who for some time proves an icicle to
him Miss Eme Roseau
jim Cox, RobnS1n's friend and fellow sufferer
that unique being, bankrupt theatrical
manager r,"."........".,........Mr Roland Reed
Angelica Perkins mel ccnary Dung sDnster--so
ndored by Jim Cox that one glance from
her makes his pins stir to meet her
Miss Ella Chapman
Will Atkins, pirate, who values raScality at a
high rate, and carr es 1t on at a lie rate,
and upon whose further qualifications we
have not time TO dlate......Mr. R. Z. Graham
Gig his first lieutenant, young gentleman only
% one degree less imbued with his captains
Rim s slcond Ss Ada Lee
grecs &C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Annie Deacon
Pitch, pirate. Miss Bessie Temple
Tar, pirate. e...""..............".Mis Nita Gerald
CapSt n, prat"................N NisS Alice Wright
BobStay, prate,............MiSs Theresa Lamborne
RoSin, pirate .........Miss Lucy Adams
Mainyard, D rate ........... Miss Louise Loring
Going Gone, ESQ.,, Sheriff OF the County.......
~, Mr. Anberg
The Two Obadiahs... .............................
,..:..;;..,......." Messrs. De Smith and Tom Adair
Jack jolly n seaman Horace Frail
INDIANS.
Tantaparan, King fthe Cannibal Islands, who
is so impressed with Missionaries theories
that he digests them with ardor-and fre-
quently the Missionaries as weIl,.Mr VIM Gill
Wang ylang, his only daughter, who is very
apt to cut friend should he give her the
cold shoulder".... Miss Fanny Wright
OpopOnax, a y ung Cannibal swell, who can
nibble IS well the best Of them.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Rose Leighton
Friday. Robinson's ia thfuI servitor-he don't
say much, but, heavens! how he does
think .,,...."......,"........Mr A. W. Maflin
Wayho, a sort Of BuSin, IS Ma ager to the
King, inasmuch rs he frequently fills the
latter's house wi h dcadheads....M Chapman
Jesse, the Kings jester; like Hamlet, h m r
aizes on skulls but with infinitely more
Carr MrHenry
O-were o-were, Mr. H. Amb re-
O.wy-o-wy, The Kings .....Mr. DeSmjth
0 W ch-o wich, tOdy-guari .. Mr. Tom ACair
O-wat-O-Wat MI. Horace Frail
Ferocous cannibals and interesting cannbal-
esses by carefully-selccted troupe o. hungry aux
illarieS