The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13

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b. Valse Brillante-F Major. Chopin
Miss Selma Cohn.
Mignon-Kennstd du das Land. -......Beethoven
Mss Lulu Lotze.
Andante Op. Beethoven
Miss Emma Hole.
Miss Josie Stall
movement relPssust Miss Belle Pickering. Pickering ~ ''A
Ave Maria-With Violin Obligato.. Gounod
Miss Sallie Henshaw and Mr.. Victor Trounstein;
Sonata-A Major-vioHn and Piaho".......N Mozart
l. Allegro Motto. 2. Andante Grnzioso conVari-
azioni-II and vi.
Mr.. Victor Trounstein and Miss Selma Cohn.
THE CATHOLIC CHOIR REHEARsALs.
Tomorrow evening will commence the
final rehearsals for solo and chorus at
Schmdts Hall, northwest corner of Sey-
enth and Race streets The director, Signor
Jannotta, respectfully requests the prompt
attendance of all the members of the Cath
olic choirs. A jealous cooperation on their
part will enable him to produce this noble
work of Catholic art in the early part of
January.
Other Local Attractions.
..-4 vINE-srREEr oPERA-HousE.
The Vine-street BONANZA is adding
daily to its reputation as the greatest varie-
ty show in this country. The olio this
week is excellent, and "His Majesty's Safe
ty Pin" will be given tonight for the last
time. 1t is immensely funny, and should
be seen. Next week in addition to the new
faces, "The Knotty Duchess will be pre-
sented, and d.something rich may be looked
for. }4t..
BELLE UNION THEATER
The Belle Union has a good bill this
week, and will have number Of new peo-
pie and an entire change of programme
next week. Addie johnson, Lizzie Smith,
Daisy Warwood, May Collins, Matte Lin
den, Nellie Crawford, Johnny Bond. The
Crawfords and Others remain next week.
A new sensational comedy by the prince of
comedians, J. J. Riley, will be put on.
Dramatic and Amusement Notes.
Wagner will winter at Naples. I.-,,
Organ concert at Music Hall this after
noon.
Crane, the actor, is troubled with dys.
pepsia.
F.C. Bangs, the actor, denies that he was
married a fortnight ago.
Miss Bijou Heron will probably visit this
country during the coming summer.
The Queens Evidence Combination"
will be at Heuck's during Christmas week.
Miss Hattie Richardson has engaged as a
member Of the Weathersby- Goodwin Frol-
iques.
The play of my Leopold" was produced
by the company supporting Lester Wallack
at Haverly's last May.
THE Tourists Boat Company" is a new
organization, we presume following the
idea of THE Tourists" 'o
Howard Speer. advance agent for. Haver.
lv's Georgia Minstrels, left last night for
Jefferson City, No., to complete arrange.
ments for the company's appearance there.
Mr.. Tim Sullivan, the renowned baritone.
arrived here to-day from Hartford, Conn.,.
and will make this his permanent home. A
testimonial concert will be rendered to him
on the 18th inst at Melodeon Hall. ,.
Mrs. f. L. Davenport will reappear before
the public as character reader one even
ing next month. This eminent actress and
elocutionist has given herself up almost
entirely to th9work of teaching others.
Mr.. Gilbert has read TO the company al
the New York Standard Theater the words
of Ms opera of Princess Toto" to be there
produced on December 9Th. 1t is reported
to be vastly amusing piecs-droll, satiri
cal, neat and pointed. t
If any person is disposed to doubt the
popularity of "Pinafore," the announce
ment that the five hundredth performance
by Mr.. DOyly Carte's Company. in London
took place on Saturday last, will at leas
tend to remove the doubt 1
Christine Nilsson arrived at Madrid on th,
24th ult., and the receipts of her first per
formance - Marguerite" in Faust
were applied to the fund in aid of th,
Murcian sufferers. Nine. Nilsson will Civ,
altogether eighteen representations in th'
Span/h Capital, returning thence to joil
her husband in Paris.
I THE oLIo. a..
/ J. J. Riley has been confined to his bed
for the past day or two. H.
The Turner's, George and Della. left las
night for St. Louis to open at the Comique
Mile. Lucille. burlesque artist, Georg
Davenport and J. H. Campbell open at til,
Vine-street Opera-house Monday night.
James De Forrest returned from Hamil
ton the other day and is engaged at th
Belle Union. He contemplates going t.
New Orleans tonight.
TheSwains close at the Vines rect Opera
house tonight and 20 to Tony Pastors il
New York, for one week. They will returl
to the Vine-street in two weeks and remail
the rest of the season. ,..e.,...,...
Manager Joe. Ward Is "hustlipg' aroun,
! and expects 10 start the Fachon Folly Com
pany for Columbus the MIDDLE of mex
week. He 10 billed to open in Pittsbur
Monday, ed, for two weeks.
For relieving throat troubles, Brown,