The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-18
will be that of Mr.. Hi Chapman taking the

will be that of Mr.. Hi Chapman taking the
management of the stage. Ff
Commencing Monday night the bur
lesquc, the "Sultan's Harem," will be put
on with Mile. Zerlina, Lizzie Smith, Ellie
De Rock, Alice Gilmore. Dan Hart, Fred.
T. Shaw and the remainder of the COM
pany in the cast. The performance will in
clude the regular olo and finish with one
of Mr. Hi Chapman excellent dramas, sup
ported by B. F. Mclaughlin.
vINE-srREEr oPERA-HoUsE
is still wide awake and giving fast, "not too
fast, but just enough" performances to
draw the young and the old within its
walls, where the weary and tired become
happy, and for the time being forget world
ly troubles. The show this week is an ex-
cellent one but will be surpassed next
week. Ninon Duclos and her troupe OF
blonds remain for another week, and Mr.
]. j. Reilly, fine comedian and an old;
time favorite at the Vine-street, will open
in his side-spitting, fun-provoking piece,
Isl Salem" The play was put on last
year, but has been heightened by two scenes
being added and otherwise improved. The
other faces to appear next week are MISS
Jennie Engle, very pretty vocalist; MISS
Minnie Clyde, Miss George Lingard, Miss
Irene Osmer, Chas. Lord, J. D. Roome and
many Others.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Harry Braham leads Gus Williams or
chestra.
Joe Fannin, the actor, has become insane,
| they say.
| Murdoch is down at Atlantic City for the
warm sea baths.
J. e. Owens has done we'll at the Stand
ard, San Francisco.
Harry Sargent is among the late corners
from England.
Miss Emma Lorraine, an English actress,
is expected in this country.
Boucicault the younger will play in
Louis XI with his venerable parent
Louise Pomeroy, thank Heaven! has a
new play. 1t is called "The Duchess"
Florence will do German dialect in IA
Million" Emmett had better look out.
Grau's English Opera Company are play
ing "Fatinitza" in Nashville, Tenn, and
close tonight.
The three Devoy Sisters, in songs and
dances, will open at the Vine-street Opera
house Monday night.
John T. Raymond has found that the
public endorse the verdict of the news
papers, and that Wolfert's Roost will
not go.
Mr. William Gill, the clever comedian
and stage manager, of the Colville Compa-
ny, will, it is said, cut his connection with
the troupe at the end of the Chicago en-
gagement
DR.. Won Bulow, encouraged by the sue
cess of the "Benvenuto Cellini," will bring
out Berloz's Shakspearean opera, Beatrice
and Benedict" this winter at the Royal
Hanover Opera.
An Eastern paper, in speaking of varie-
ty actress, intended to have a notice call
ing her the "1ove!y-haired girl of Attca,"
but the compositor very naturally put it
in print the ''livey hired girl of the attic"
Davy Crockett Mayo has come back to
where he belongs. This is wiser than going
ahead when he is not sure of being right.
Those blasted Britishers won't understand
an idyl of the frontier with "barrs and In
juns."
Max Bruch, it is stated, will return to
England next month to conduct the per-
formances of his cantata of the Lay of the
Bell" recently produced at the Birming-
ham Festival and now to be repeated in
several of the principal British cities.
The Jackson Combination, which sup.
ported Anna Boyle, discharged their man
ager Captain Jackson, at Atlanta, and have
reorganized under the name of the Anna
Boyle Combination, with Miss Boyle
father as manager and J. w. Bankson in
charge of the stage.
Adelaide Nelson opens her season at the
Brooklyn Park, October Goth. Edward
Compton, an Englishman, is the leading
support. The others are Mrs Tannehill
Miss Morant, Miss Goode and Miss Baker
Messrs. Weaver, Sanger, Swinburne, Miller
Weaver, Jr., Owen Fawcett, Rand, Walter
Ely tinge, Cleary, Reynier and Roach.
AS Fanny Davenport and Edwin Price
were driving from Minneapolis to St. Paul
via Fort Smelling, the horse SHE'D on the
hill at the fort, overturned the buggy
catching Mr.. Price underneath and held
him there. Miss Davenport jumped out
over the dashboard, and caught the horse
and held him, but in doing SO injured hel
hand considerably.
Chicago Tribune: "There Is one thing tc
be said in favor of Lotta and Lotta's enter
tainment. 1t isn't coarse; it is harmless; il
is as irreproachable as Lolita herself. Dur
ing her long professional career no word oi
scandal has ever been uttered against her.
Lotta is an exemplary daughter, and among
her attributes piety is said to shine out con
spicuously. She is member of the church
ETC."
1t is stated that of Mr.. MapIeson's former
American company Miss Minnie Hauk
Nine. Roze and Signor Foil will remain al
home and the two ladies will form part o.
the troupe for the autumn season at Hel
Majesty's theater in London. Mines. lima
de Murska and Trebelli, Signor Pantaleoni
will also be members of the London com
pany, the season beginning on Saturday
Oct. 25th.