The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04
PLAY AND MUSIC.
This Weeks Attractions at Our Places
Of Amusement.
TIE ITALIAN OPERA.

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! TIE ITALIAN OPERA.
At the Grand Opera- house last night the
season of Italian tlnsra nv Mr.. Strakoscb's
nov, oo,,non, ,n.s pnorad Tha onero wa.
I" ~, company ""o ope"1 ., .t ,,,o.
IL lroVatore' one VI '"e inoS' Pop"'"'
works IN the repertoire OF any company.
me work Is Ike story every one reaas
once year q poem every one repeats
song every one sings, ana yet the pest oi IL
comes from the hahhs that oevo,e mastery
attentlon 70 Il, ana never siackeh ,n .ne
endeavors To oring all 70 tne highest pi'cl
OF e''ectlvenesS.
Ieople uenent IN gong 70 near .ne nos,t
oI rnva'oIe potn ior the ren' enJoymen'
II anor1s ana 70 see now wen .ha. can pe
aone whlch thev nave heard many uhes
nelore. ~ Is hne work lor !, e rea' ell
JoHmeht IL ahords ana IL especiaily aPpro,
| pirate as an opening piece Dy which W
Iuase new artist or a new company.
MISS SINCE Le"hoia was alc:eet"es
,s soprano OF tne roo"st, vigorous klho'
Is Is iarge, nne LOOKING person. ana SINGS as
sne knew what she was DONG ana Wasnt
airaid to DO her best
| AT utses this commence announced Al
| ,paS N ,,n,,l
and and n Ssv"t;on "' 80 tho rnIs , dramat;caliy,
and musicalIy that caused the audience to
bee me so enthusiastic as not to look for
defects. She comes with fine reputation.
ana sne luiiy sustained u last night Inc
! n'pnrtaht roe OF hkuceha was es-
| eayeu NY Mi'e. h'cci' ct. Louis iau!' WHO
had never before faced the audience rs
prof, SSiOnal Considering this fact she did
wonders Her VOICE is clear soft and
sweet and oho ennoare5 M, the least dis.
'"0e" "uu she atpe",o" no' e"o i0"'' VIC
concerted by making her hrst appearance
on so short a notice. The cause was the
sudden illness OF Mile. DE Belocca, whose
name appeared in the cast
| S;,r pn,ro,;nh ,..s ,.nrIo,s .ho ,,,s+ "A
olE: fetroVlch was perhaps the most at
tractVe singer OF the evening: his Voice
was brilliant, bright, fnll and fresh, and he
sung with accuracy rather than with an
effort to arouse enthusiasm Sir Storti
| 10 an eycalIapt ho r;topa and 10 O Hna actor
as we'll Sic. Ferraio. Miss Arcone and
Sig Barberis each sung quite satisfactorily,
and both orchestra! and choral corps are
e',Iiueu 70 Coil'Ilemuau"n. ~ A.,
nil, ha o;uon ~;,h Nil eI' p,a"oSo "S
Miss Davennort, ss "AIarpnerite', and G,v
Iazzarini AS 'F,ns.n
ruu sr,,n,,o,,,, ,
a. mn ~, ~, .uNu"
Al Music hall 1hnrsday evening the
first Symphony Concert of the season will
be given. Four distinguished soloists will
appear: Miss Gaul, Miss Norton. Mr. Jacob
sI,n and Mr. Har,deyen Tho nroyromme
Is % os frIIows. M "' f0"'' ''''
symphony No. I. r fat On ss schumann
All,lnte un POGO mae tuso. Allegro motto vivace.
Larghetto.
S,.i mhelzG MORO viyace, I: with
ri" ri" II i nio''o p'u V''"ce'
Finale; Allegro enimota G rrahoso
Scena and Ara, "E dunqne ver2" Op s. ......
.."."...".":............:. :.."......... Rubcnstein
~ Mis- Annie Norton. p,.,o.,
VI ri,',; a;i ~ .,;, 'rohn,,rs
w" Allegro. Lag. R ndo ALA p lacra.
Miss Ganl. Messrs Jncobsohn and Hartdegen.
'Ewig war ich, ewig bin ich' lsiegfried). Wagner
MISS Ann Norton. u.
has'f MA'sc'' wagner
EMERsor's MTNsTRELs.
AC TlNe olefa''o'ise ias' h'R"' H'ner
SONS Mesatheriah M!nstre's commehcec
week : sehSas'Inef'. Inc mouse was avery
hhe one ana ''e s"c'al session appeared
10 give immense sa.sncs,t" In pais fs'
"Ess;e % Desr Je % NV Arthur Cook % was esneciaI.
Iv an,lauded and deserved TO he, ..Solid
Dukes to the Front" by Luke Schoolcraft,
WINS I'M of finn, and they all liked it.
Billy Emerson sung "Hannab. How's
Your Mn. and later on "Morinrity." He
sings with all Ills old time sweetness. and is
the same Bily Emerson. Major Burcl,'s
Lightning Znuave Drill ended part first A
Grand olio hill followed which offered no
end Of amusement. Harry Robinson in
comic trapeze performances was very fine
and is a novelty in its way that takes well.
Then come the Big Sixteen and the 'Col.
ored Fancy Ball"full of funny incidents.
And last of all Schoolcrait's visit
ending With Look out for that day." Al.
together. the performance is yery credit
able one. At the opening the burnt cork
artists are arranged in shelves one above
the other. after the manner of circus seats.
and present a very imposing appearance.
Every night this week and Wednesday and
Saturday matinees.
ru.s - -
hh'oA orhhA,h'osh'
Charles l.. DAVIS ana Emma Verne pre-
| sented the reconstructed AlVin ! ,slin" ia