The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

JUVENILE PlNAFORE AT THE GRAND.
A very enjoyable entertainment was Of
fered by the children at the Grand Opera
House yesterday afternoon in their presen-
tation of "Pinafore" The performance
was really marvellous one, and it was hard
to tell who were most pleased, the children
who rendered the piece or the audience who
enjoyed it. Miss Sallie Cohen as Jose
phine," Miss Mamie Cohen "Hebe," and
Miss Ella Emanuel as Little Buttercup,"
were all "just too cunning for any thing
Master Wolfstein and Master Emanuel both
sang well, as did also Master LOCKER. An
other performance this afternoon. On to-
morrow the performance will be given at
10 o'clock in the morning.
THE CoLvILLE BURLEsQUE COMPANY.
Last night we had for the first time the
new burlesque extravaganza 1.-THE Magic
Slipper" which is the old story of "Cinder-
ella'' done up in still another form. 1t is
full of songs, wit, dance and pleasing Incl
dents and every turn is an entirely new
one Miss Roseau was Of course The "Cin-
derella," and she couldn't help making a
charming one even if she tried. Mr.. Roland
Reed is fine comedian and made big hit
at the very start All the old favorites are
seen at their best and the new ones appeared
to good advantage. "rhe Magic Slipper
sure of being very popular. This evening
and at matinee tomorrow afternoon.
PIKE's oPERA-HoUsE.
Mr.. Mahn's Fifth Avenue Opera Com
pany, which last week presented "Fatinit-
za' in such an excellent manner, last night
appeared in III. M. S. Pinafore' to fair
house. Miss Reber as Josephine" had the
advantage of appearing in role which has
not usually been we'll done IL this city.
She is charming singer and actress, and
last night for the first time we heard what
there really is in the part of Josephine.
Mr. Morgan's Ralph" was also all excel
lentlv rendered part. Miss Winston made
good "Buttercup,' and in fact every part
was finely played and sung, and this one
perhaps the finest 'Pinafore" performance
to which we have yet been treated. Same
bill this evening, and at the matinee TO-
morrow.
HEUCK's oPERA-HoUsE.
Mr.. Milton Mobiles in his new play, IA
Man of the People," was greeted by the
largest opening night audience of the sea-
son. The piece was written by Mr.. Mobiles,
end is four act drama of thrilling interest.
Mr.. Mobiles is one of the very best of sensa-
tional actors, and he has the support of a
good company, and the piece is recently
put upon the stage. Mr.. Mobiles engage
ment will be a large and successful one
This play will be given on this and to-mor-
row evening only, as the ever popular
"Phenix" will be produced on Thursday
evening.
HIGHLAND HOUSE.
The New York English Opera Troupe
will give, "Pinafore" and Trial by Jury"
at the Highland House each evening this
week and on Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday afternoons.
vINE-srREET oPERA-HoUsE.
"Packed again. OF course the boys
can't help it. Besides, the bill this week is
the most attractive that has yet been given,
and they all had to go. The clio is entirely
new, and the act. "The Chinese Must Co."
is pronounced immense.
GERMAN THEATER AT THE GRAND.
Mr.. Alexander Wurster, of Chicago, one
of the best German theatrical managers in
this country. will, on Sunday, open the
German Theater in the Grand Opera-house.
Among the members # the company are:
Miss Theodore Mundt-Muhlback, Mrs
Anna Bender, Miss BeTnhardine Won Hofs-
letter Mrs. Frida Velguth, Mrs. Johanna
Pellisier, Miss Louisa Martini, Miss Emma
Hoher, Miss Anna Schramm, Messrs. An
ton Fnllger Gustav Ulrich, Carl Helmer,
VIM. Pelissier Sigmund Selig, Alexander
Varena, Fred Karlmuller. Caesar Galster.
Emil Jensen, Gustav Fredlander. and
others. Mr. Carl Helmer is the scenic
artist. The first piece produced will be
"Die Guten Freunde." or the good friends