The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
LoTTA AT THE GRAND.

matinee this afternoon for the last time
Tonight Lolita does not appear but the ex
cellent company will play "The Ticket-of
, Leave Man." Next week Lotta appears in
Zip and "Musette." Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, Zip" Thurs
day and Friday evenings, 'Musette; Satur
day matinee, "Musette."
THE LYTLE GREYs ENTERTAINMENT
Tonight at Pixies Opera-house the Lytle
Greys will celebrate the anniversary of
Washington's birthday by an appropriate
entertainment The programme has al
ready been published, and indicates an en-
tertalnment well worth attending. 1t will
| CONSIST OF tabeauX and a concert by promi-
nent Vocalists and the Cincinnati Orchestra.
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL POINTS.
Nilsson sings in Madrid soon.
Wilhelmj is playing in the South.
Blind Toms mother is living at Column
bus Ca
Adelina Patti has a sealskin sacque worth
$4,000
Ole Bull was sixty-nine years old few
days ago.
Regular organ concert this afternoon at
Music Hall:
l'lll IblnIllbTSOn 5 MlnSUrelS are IN len
nessee, going South
First professional III. M. s. Pirafore" at
Heuck's next week.
Mapleson and Haverly got out of Phila-
delphia about square.
| Clara Morris is on her way to New York
and is daily expected.
| Wilhelmj lost purse containing $135 in
Macon, but his is safe.
Helen Potter has donated 500 to the Re-
form Club of Nevada, la.
Remenyi seems to be having highly sue
cessful tour through the West.
Effie Ellsler and Frank Weston will
bring out the "Pinafore' in the West.
Miss Emma Abbott and her companv
have been singing in Galveston, Texas.
"Ticket-of-Leave Man" by the stock Com
pany at the Grand Opera-house tonight.
"Nym Crinkle" calls the play "Mexico"
sort OF June serenade picked out of gui-
tar
Mrs. Oates and Company in III. M. s.
Plnafore" March Sd at the Grand Opera
house.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg has sold her
country home, Clarehurst near Cold Spring,
on the Hudson.
The Unity Club will repeat "Pinafore,"
for the benefit of the Children's Home, Sat
urday, March 1st.
The first private examination of the STILL
dents of the College of Music commenced
this morning in Dexter Hall.
Miss Cary sang the part of "Mignon" re-
cantly at her own benefit in Boston. 1t was
MI 6 4 Il.
On dit that MrsJ. 1ohn T. Raymond paid
$lOO IN cash for notice of her play to
one of the New York Sunday critics I"
Mr.. John Mccullough has been pleasant
ly remembered in will left by one of his
California admirers. The sum is $4,000.
The report has again gained currency
that Frau Materna, the great Wagner prina
donna, Is coming to this country next
year.
Miss Kellogg had very successful bene-
fit in Boston last Friday evening. Acts OF
"Lohengrin," "Rgoletto'' and THE
Huguenots'' were given.
Miss Thursby, who has been highly she.
cessful in England will probably sing at
the last concert of the Brooklyn Philhar-
monlc Society in April.
naualio Chflstine NILSSON, after long
season of inactivity, has accepted an en-
gagement for twenty nights in Spain. The
sum which tempted her is reported at
1000 francs
Mrs. Osgood received repeated encores at
her appearance at the Crystal Palace CON
certs in London. and has made great sue
ceSses IN Scotland She will remain abroad
for two years.
Manager Abbey, of the Park Theater of
New York, has completed negotiations for
the establishment of a new theater in Bos-
ton, to be called, like his New York play-
house, '"rhe Park"
"H. NJ. s. Pinafore" by the Unity Club
at Pixies Opera-house Monday night The
Unity Club is one of the finest amateur or.
ganizatlons in the city, and will see that
the popular craft has a fine crew on her
first trip to the Queen City.
The contract between J. H. Haverly and
j. III. Mapleson for the next American sea-
son contemplates the engagement of both
Christine Nilsson and Gerster as prime
dome of the company. Mr.. Mapleson is
now in negotiation with Nilsson.
Brignoli made tragic exit He not only
had divorce decree served upon him as he
went up the gang-plank, but-as the col
ulhliS OF recorded judgments show this
morning-he had the Sheriff behind him
for 1927 0S at suit of Catherine Donovan"
and for ''$llS 81 at suit of Sallie j. Brig
noli." Meanwhile he pursues the even
tenor of his way across stormy Atlantic.
The new singer Blanca Bianchi, who has
been styled the Baden Nightingale" has
made an immense success in Vienna. She
is described as rivaling Sontag- Rossi in her
best days, while many prefer her to Di
Murska. AS "Amina" in LA Sonnambula"
she had seven recalls in the closing aria.
But her greatest triumph was in "La
Figlia, for which the stalls went up to fab
ulous prices, while the applause amounted
to frenzy.