The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11

ways played to crowded houses even whe,
presenting a piece which had been seel
by the public again and again. His ney
piece is called "Fritz in Ireland, or Tn,
Bell Ringer of the Rhine and the Love O
the Shamrock"
He comes supported by fine company
some of whom will be recognized as ole
favorites here:
Fritz Schultz. z..""............".....Mr Mr.. ]. K Emme
Lawyer ffigglhs. John MacKe!
Captain Hercules O. Doud d..Wiiiam Carleton
Splodser lawyer Priggins JackalD..J. H. Rennit
Charles SeatOn.. Oliver Doud
Thos. Goldinger man servant. ............J. H. Ryan
Patrick Blackeye ian Irish negro .......J. O. Burk
Master Herbert (nephew OF Baron
nert4I. Anna Rennie
Louisa Hsrtort. Miss Emily E. Baker
Lady Amelia, a.,."";,..."......"Miss Leonore Bigelow
Julia Seaton Lord Seatons sister, .
Mrs Louisa Watson
Madame Schultz. Mrs A. Kembly
Judy Callahan (maia servant
Miss Tillie McHenry
Lena Schultz. Little Anna Renne
The following will give an idea of the
trip that Fritz makes:
Prologue-Scene Castle Clock on the
Rhine, Germany. Painted by VIM Har-
ford, Esq, of London, England.
Act l-.Scene, Old Ruins, adjoining Baron
Hertfort's Estate. Painted by VIM. Har-
ford, Esq, OF London, England.
Act 2-Scene l, Irish Lake, in vicinity
of Baron Hertfort's Estate. Painted by
Dewitt G. Waugh, Esq, of this theater
Scene 2, Oak Chamber, Baron Hertforts
Mansion. Painted by VIM. Hartford, Esq,
of London, England.
Act 3-Scene, Baron Hertfort's Garden
and Mansion. Painted by VIM. Hartford
Esq, of London, England
During the play Mr.. Emmet will intro
duce the following original songs and
dances; "The Bells Are Ringing with
church bells), originated, composed and ar.
ranged by j. X. Emmet; 'The Swell"
The Cuckoo Song" "The Shamrock"
"Oh, Don't You Wish You Had Babv?,
"Wilheinderick Strauss" "The Brothers
Lullaby and II Know What Love Is" all
composed by Mr.. Emmet, and others. Mr..
William Carleton will sing "On the Road
to Donn1ybrook. with Jaunting Car" and
Illustration of ride on an outside car.
Pixies opera-house.
MISS MARY ANDERsoN's ENGAGEMENT.
Miss Anderson tonight closes one of the
most successful engagements played in this
city by representative of the legitimate
drama for years. Neither Barrett, Nc
Cullough, Fanny Davenport Modieska,
Clara Morris, nor even Booth, has within the
last five years done such weeks business
in Cincinnati as the one which Mary An
derson will close tonight. The eminent
snccess of Miss Anderson contradicts the
prevailing belief that people can no longer
be brought out in great numbers to witness
the legitimate drama, but that they now
only go to laugh and enjoy the funny side
OF the play. Miss Andersons audiences
were not made up of strangers but en-
braced the best classes of Cincinnati theater
goers. The house Monday night was yerv
fine, and it continued to grow till Thursday
night, when there was a regular Jam, with
standing room only, after o'clock. and
last night, when the play was Love" with
Miss Anderson as "The Countess" the au-
dence was if possible, still larger Her
support is excellent and the plays have
been presented in fine style in all respects.
At the matinee to-day, "Parthenia," and
tonight, last appearance, "Evadne."
THE TOURISTS IN THE P. P. CAR.
Next week at Pixies we are to enjoy some
thing entirely new, known as 'The Tour.
lists in the Pullman Palace Car" 1t is highly
spoken of by the Eastern press as being full
of fun, and in all respects clean perform
ance. The nine tourists are represented by
the following artists: Mr.. VIM. A. Mes
tayer, Mr.. J. N. Long, Mr. Augustus J.
Bruno, Mr.. Will. H. Bray, Mr.. Jas. Barton.
Miss Rosa Cook, Miss Ethel Lynton. Miss
Jenette Briefferth, and Miss May Living.
ston.
The incidents of the play are summed up
as follows:
ACT 1.-The missing diamonds. Two
detectives Irregular and specially Louis
rouchet, the French valet, thinks
he knows it all. The Polo swell.
The disciple of Banting. Thrilling (?)
history of bear-hunting in the Rocky |
Mountains. Invitation to dinner, Aunt
pamelia's strategy. The surprise. Miss
Baby and the detectives; such articles as
warrants have never been seen by the
aides.
I'VE are all right upto the present time"
ACT lI.-(lts just possible there will be
ome fun before this act is over.)
tho - l.. W huIiCie Will De pleased. |
All aboard. Tic k-e-t-s! Tickets!
please. Lum-tum Capah! Baby in the
Sleeper. Some "Pinafore" (not much. but
III we dare risk( Time for lunch. Fifty
ents all round, please. The Chinese must
%. My husband has lost one of bis ears.
N original Forty-niner land spring Of fif-
" none of your make-believe, and one of
he original Honorable Bilks; has played
ew games at faro-bank, and-well, no mat
er! The little girl. Poor papa. The
iusher-this person is lineal descendant
i the wax figure of Pocahontas Ito be seen
t the Cataract House, Niagara Falls, Can
da side). Dear old Mrs. Bismark may be
cen right here. Making up bcrths-No. 9,
over section, center, of course. Mr.. Pull
nan would have made all the berths
n this car, lower section, center, but
ONE malicious persons suggested that the