The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29
HALE'S HONEY, &c.
AMUSEMEN
Doings Here and Elsewhere In the
Amusement World.

Company. have been playing to only falr
houses this week. The Lenten season is too
much for the theaters, even with first-ciass
attractions. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day "Our Bachelors" was presented, but
the houses were not large. Thursday night
Shaksreare's greatest Of comedies; "A Com
edy of Errors" was put on, and brought
out a fine audence-fne in point OF num-
bers and in culture and experimentation
excellcd in this city. Last night the
same bill brought out another fine
house, and at the two concluding perform
ances to-day, matinee and night, when the
COMEDY of Errors is also to be played,
there should be fine audiences. 1t may be
many years before an opportunity Is again
presented TO see this play.
ALMOST LIFE"
The Standard Theater Company, now
playing at Pixies Opera-house, is one OF the
finest that has visited us for years. The
play, TOO, is an intensely interesting one,
and earlier In the season the attraction
would have been sufficient to fill the house
Even at this time, with the pull against
both Lent and warm weather, business has
been fair.
| 1.-THE DANIrEs' NEXT WEEK.
| At the Grand Operahou next week
Mckee Rankin and Kitty Blanchard appear
in their great success 'The Dantes." The
play has been presented here before and
drew fine houses. 1t is founded on the
atrocities of the MormonS, and the plot IS
q very interesting one.
'"The Danites" wherever produced) has
been applauded to the echo by cultured
and enthusiastic audiences, and at many
fashionable theaters numbers were nightly
turned away unable to even gain standing
room. And the management confidently
expect that the critical and intelligent pub
lie will indo-se the verdict that "The Dan
ites'' is the American play so long sought
aft-r--at last found.
The play will be presented with entirely
new scenery, and the following powerful
cast:
Alexander McGee poet, this man SANDY
a painter a sculptor a mighty moralist, q
man who could not write his own name:..
Charles Godrcy called the "Parson because
he could outswear any man in the camp.
..............".........Lou Louis Aldrich
William Wise, elected Judge because he was
fit for nothing else in the glorious ell
mate Of California ............"... LOUIS MeStayei
Thomas Adolphus Grosyenor, the miners called
him Climber Tim" because he looked ill.,.
LIN nulrf'
stubbs, miner, likewise i9er... .J. o; Seton
Grnsshopper Jake the cinnamon-hared bar
Keeper Oh '''e i''"i'"s .IG + steven.
Ru,v piner thnt cu,sed
Bill Hickman Tho Danites ALEX. FiIgerall
in, ezekls naI,cd cd, tho "GoDber because he lived
under ground .......,~.....John RichardsoI
Georg itans asg doo,;c family
>'''''' "il',' Miss Kitty Banchart
Huldnh Brown, christened by the miners the
'Wdder'' '..................,...MIs MIss Bessie Hunte
Sallle loan k'i.t"n ,Esr az .ar,,r,rny" r'u and
!, -''''' ''''' "Bunker Hill'. '.,'"......."
;sa MasEie Eie,na M,,igf, ninyhl
c,TEooi ot sierra Moumtains-Early morn
ing
Act2-Tne 1Tcer, nOTlrnf of i'm ssrrns mrn,sfl'''
Act t-Sandy's Cabin.
i Act Sine Go'oe'l uuich' ni,t iipe' u"O''
Matihees 'n""'. ~'l1, "n, r,'or,,,.n
$ 'itMo"n of.oronn ponD ~ ond ' n;abt concert
S io-"i"iio" "'' ~. "' I1i,. -,
wn' oe s','t n;i.,nra,s Is w Rand NJ Hor(ri
VI =, Ge,euia;en ;eaa tia4 ottroctinnS at this hirhl
nonuiar resort shall be of the very best.
pr,,Evrr HOUSE,.
Tho rsou,or roncerts bv the German Mill
e .orr pond will be given tonight and to
n ''' n"',e te,.,n .t1a.no, I'D .voriro
e morrow Io,anuna n,'u, n"T Tas hoon srronee
E. for m Tomorrow and should the weather b
| fine this resort will swarm with visitors.
ID THE v1Sx-sTREEr OPERA HOUSE.
- This resort takes in the boys every tim,
- ond If has lilo audiences right along. Ther
:" a''u ~ f,,I;na ofr IL, ;nterest I've sne
mas @ oeell iio 'ur,,s Thn nrnnrietors seem inf
,e have ta. s'gu ottained What go many managers {
A. similar theaters have looked for in vain.
IN MrsIcA, AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
l r.,;,ae is .oid IN he making a four
tn r, LSsip1'' 10 '''''
III J.au.oLo, mo,,a, n tonr of Michipa
1T ?anauoti'eN 'n"A''
~ 1''is ihoi''''
1T The Vokes have leased Lohaon theae'
~ for hSe years 80 NJ,
~ Miss Mary Anderson VIII play III brooi
~ lyn during Easter week.
" ~ Mary Anderson will buy q residence an
mt settle down in New York.
.e- Edwin Clifford is to be the manager
ed the K ot;e putnam Company.
.rs MI. ve.-o - ponar,, bo. been verv eli
a s's, lhe ~ oo'u W,iiack's and ia likely to- no,
ng the - stage for some time to come.
an c,1~t Mor,is sars sho will onrear ne,