The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-18

ADJUSTMENTS.
been said
THE MIHSTRELS.

Emerson e Minstrels give two performances at
the Grand TO-DAY afternoon and night. The com
pany is Il splendid one and has done fine weeks
business III spite of the badwes her
MARY ANDERSON AT THE GRAND
Next week we are to have Miss Mary Anderson,
at the Grand Opera-housc ina round of her lead
ing characters She will be supported by Mr.. j.
H. Norton and splendid company. The an
n0uncements for the week are ms follows; Monday
"mgomar;" Tuesday, "Evadne;" Wednesday,
"Bmncl" Thursday, "Hunchback;" Friday
Romeo and Juliet" Saturday matinee, Lady OF
Lyons" Saturday night, Meg Merrilees," and
Faint Heart NcverWon Fair Lady"
PROFESSOR sroDDARD's ENTERTAINMENT.
At Pixies Opera house last night Professor Stod'
dard gave another OF his delightful entertain
ments. The subject of the evening was Famous
Seulptors and Painters" The views were most
excellent in all respects, and the running M
mentS Of the Professor made Il eat such as is SCI,
dom offered. ThsafternOOn Professor Stoddard Will
illustrate life i'll "COnstantin0ple and the b Spho-
rus and this evening will lecture on up the
Rhine and Up the Alps" The second and last
week Of Professor Stoddards illustrated lectnres
will commence next Monday evening when MS
subject will be Gems of German Travel; Tues
day, "l'aris and its Environs;" Wednes lay, BY
ways in Italy," Friday evening, "A Tour IN the
ORIENT" Saturday, afternoon, "Switzeriand ana
the River Rhine;" Saturday evening, Egypt and
u1key." Each lecture is replete with authentic
information of value, while the vivid descriptions
by the lecturer, and the artistic views OF noble
palaces classic ruins and matchless sculpture,
render the entertainments OF special interest 70
the appreCiative and cultivated. low rate OF
admission has been adopted, and full houses
Should reward the merit of this chaSe and elegant
amusement whic is full OF valuable Instruct Oh
coquenty impMted.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC PERSONALS AND
POINTS.
Wilhelmj has the neuralj
| Nine GerSter and Signor Campanni have been
calling on Mr.. Longfellow ut Cambridge.
| Mr. Whiting offers an inviting programme for
| the organ concert at Music Hall this afternoon.
| Frank Mayo is playing "Davy Crockett to fine
| houses at Niblo's Garden, New York, this week.
| Mr. Dion Boucicault. it is reported, says very
decidedly that he will not again visit England
| protest. Jnaly.
Signor Campanini has been re-engaged for the
summer opera season Of 1879 ut Her Majesty S
| Theater, Lo don.
The King of Bavaria has commanded perform,
ance OF "tIdeo" for the benefit OF BeethoVen'S
| grlndniece, who WaS almost starving
Mile Caroline Geisler, niece Of Franz Schu-
bert d stinguished herself greatly as pianist al
| the Hmnmel Centenary in Pressburg
General Tom Thumb and his wife, with their
| troupe are now app airing in New York in their
iaughubie piece, The Mischlevous Monkey"
Madame Adeina Patti suffers from rheu N atism
$50 much that she was not able 10 make lef ap
pearauDe as announced, in Hamburg recently.
Nine. Pauline Lucca's appearance as 'Selikn
| II performance OF "L'Afrlcane, for the b1neh
of the pension fund OF the Vienna Imperial opera
| lOuse, was Il brilliant success
class for vocal training has been organized a
the College OF Music OH the same terms as tht
choral class, Tue latter is for instruct on i'll read
| ing music and the new class exclusively tor VoCa
culture.
Fanny Davenport denies that she Is married
never heard of Mr.. Piummer Pnkerton, the Till
factory clerk, and knows no such person IN NcV
York us the Mr.. Hamilton at whose house tn
wedding is said to have occurred
Theodore Thomas conducts the second cOncer
of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society this even
ug Mendelssohn's Scotch symphony will he pei
lormad The soloists are Miss Gary and Mrs. JUL
Rivc-K ng. Mr., Thomas is now in Brooklyn, haN
ing left this city last Wednesday,
A young Brazilian cantatrce, Nile. de Polonit
who has been singing in private wi h mueh sur
cess during the winter in Paris, will make ht
, debut before long one Of the principal Qp2fat
sagcs. she is reported to have a wonderful voice
and great things are expected OF her.
signor Verdi, writing from Busseto, in letter
a London music house, says disunctlS IN rep;
n yuur .nduiIy whetherit is true that have read
, n new opera, have to- state that nave W ltte
nothing either for London OF any other country
e This will set at rest ull TumoIs which nave +
Gently been current.
| Baltimore News: Theodore 1homas mas IL
filed the expectationS OF his Cincinnati lrlen
who secured his services for their College OF Musi
r. Alrea,iy nearly hrce hundred students are atten
: ng the institution, and it is pro$ipering fin.
r cially Mr. Thomas success brings chagrln to Ne
-, York, which lost his valuable SERVICES from la
u of app eciation. ..,-. ...
Is Miss Anna E Dickinson has written for NJ
John Mccullough play called "Aurelian
i which that fine actor is to bring out next Apr
&c with himself i'll the title role. Miss Dickinson
Il l. tnti iIfFfh fhn-
l. Queen Zenobia" The scenes Of the play a
Io laid in Rome and Palmyra, and the work is 50
y to be extremely ideal, and yet fun OF human
lie tercst. -,