The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-10

performance tonight.
JANE cooMBs IN ENGAGED"
Next week at the Grand Opera-house we
are to have Jane Coombs, the renowned
actress, in her latest success Mr.. w. s.
Giiberts burlesque comedy, Engaged"
The piece has been pronounced success
wherever presented, and will doubtless be
just as fully appreciated here. Miss
Coombs is supported by fine dramatic
company. The cast of characters will be
as follows:
Beiinda Ireherne ...."...........Miss Jane Coombs
eheVot hill, young man OF property.....
,..".y.""....."Mr. Owen Fawcctt
BelVawney his iricnd...""..Mr. K. Fulton Russell
M;Sy Mai SympeTs9n mT George Holland
MAJOR MacGillicuddy..... Mr. George Dobson
Angus MacAllistcr a Lowland peasant
Mr.. ]. A. Mackey
Minnie, Symperson'S daughter......
Miss Estelle Clayton
Mrs. Macfarlane, l. wland wdnw......
L. A. Fberle
Maggie her daughter. =. Miss Emma Vaders
farker, Minnies maid. Miss Rosa Wilson
Act l-Engaged
Act2-Nlar.led or single.
Act 3-Married.
Every night next week and matinees
wednesday and Saturday.
PAUL BoYToN AT THE ZOO.
Capt. Paul Boyton, the aquatic wonder
who performs the most marvellous feats in
the water ever attempted by human be-
ing, is now giving exhibitions at the
geological Garden. On Sunday exhibitions
at II a. M, 3 p. IN. and 8 p. m. No cx-
Sra charge ls made, but for the regular price
OF admission to the Garden you have an op-
portunity to see all the regular curiosities
and also to witness Boyton's great feats. As
tnls engagement is about to close you can
not afford to delay. AT night the Garden
Will be lighted up with calcium lights and
WILL present most beautiful and inviting
appearance.
HIGHLAND HOUSE.
The German Red Hussar Elite Band is
the attraction at this popular resort. The
attendance is very large and the music ex-
cellent. Concerts are given every evening
and matinees on "Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday. Manager Harff is assiduUus in
his efforts to make the Highland the lead
ing hilltop resort
LOOKOUT oPERA-HoUsE.
Tonight fine entertainment is to be
given at this hilltop place of amusement.
That funniest OF comedies, Our Boarding
House, will be presented by full dramatic
company, and will afford no end of fun to
all who attend. Sedensticker's full orches-
ira will occupy the Main Hall.
Local Musical Mention.
FOURTH HARMONIC CONCERT.
The fourth concert of the season by the
Harmonic Society will be given at Dexter
Hall on Monday evening, the 18th, when
the following programme will be presented:
Selectons from Samson" ............... Handel
CHoRusEs AND SOLOS,
Mics Glass, Mr.. Thompson and Mr.. Clover.
Mr.. Hartdegen.
Oh! quan1 je dors, w. HUGO
Enfant, 81 j, tais roi, " huso
Miss Glass.
bounds from the A Hard
Mr.. Haftdegen.
Atnaue.. MendelSsohn
CHoRusES AND SOLOS.
ArG W. G. Cochran, Miss Fleisner and Miss Van
Wordrasen.
TIE SHERWOOD PIANO RECIrALs
The programme of the w. H. Sherwood
piano recital on Monday evening is an
nounced as follows:
Grand Fantasia and Fume, G minor
arranged from organ by Liszn......J. 8. Bach
Sonata for piano and violin, Z fiat,
Up. IL, No. o.3.......................Ly " Beethoven
Allegro con spirlto-Adugio con motto espres
Gone-Rsndo, Allegro motto.
MessrS s. L. Jacobsohn and W. H. Sherwood.
Etude, Csharp minor, Op 25, No n
Waltz A fat, OPP "a, No. l.
Nocturne, e minor, Op. 4S, freo' ohopln
Ballade, fiat, 0p a,
PART II.
Sonata for violin and pianoforte, op. H,
(kreutzer zer.................n,.....L v. Beethoven
Adagio sostenuto, Presto-Andante con Varia. |
doni, Presto-Finae.
Messrs .. H. JacoDsohn and W. H. Sherwood. |
"Welcome Home" op. 26, No. 1O.......J. X. Paine
''serenade" Op 03 Anton Rubinstein
Fngue, G minor, Op s, No. 3....JoSef Rhelnberger
/, ,Wsidesra'ischen Concert Eude) )....Franz List |
AocSua III OoHcerto, Up 3b............Aug. Dupont
W. II. Sherwood.
ORGAN CONCERT THIS AFTERNOON.
The organ concert this afternoon is one |
Of the most inviting yet announced. Mr.
Whiting has fine programme, and Miss
Ruth Jones is the solost. Excursions are
in attendance from Connersyille, Ind, and
Danville, Ky.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC POINTS.
Nilsson is in London.
Wallack has bought "The Girls"
Lucca has made a tremendous success at
Vienna as Carmen"
Next season Tom Karl, the tenor will be
With the Abbott Troupe.
Mrs. Barney Williams "Kemo, kimo" is
\ funny sample of quaint volublity.
Colvlle's Opera Burlesque Company will
follow Jane Coombs at the Grand Opera
House.
S1thern has been suffering from the gout,
and his hops in "Dundreary" have been in
gad earnest
Miss Mary Anderson has rented Miss
Masgie Mtchel's old cottage, at Long
Branch, for The coming summer.
Arthur Sullivan says that American
managers do not give all of "Pinafore."
not give us any more of
l.
Dan. Rice, the famous circus manager, is
living dangerously i'll at San Antonia, Tex.
The poor old showman's troubles seem !
never to end.
Buffalo Express: "Brignoli holds his
sVn," says an exchange. His capacity be-