The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-02
giving an olio that may properly be classed

giving an olio that may properly be classed
among the best in the city. Under the
present management and with such show
as now holds the boards the place is bound
to live and prosper, and catch fair share of
patronage. The programme embraces some
Of the best variety performers in the coun-
try, as the following will show: The Halls,
James and Ocie, as the acrobatic nigs and
song and dance men are good. The Ripleys
are very good refined acrobatic artists. Pro-
fessor Harry NJ. Parker opened last night
with his dogs and is better than circus.
Charming graceful Elfie De Rock is well
known here as a serjo-comic vocalist and
will always be favorite. Miss Jennie
Montague, operatc and ballad, has an ex-
cellent voice and is far above the average
variety vocalist The statues are new and
original and put on as Mile. Fachon alone
can do it. The performance concludes
with "rhe Naughty Duchess" by Mile.
Fachon, Ellie De Rock, Jennie Montague
and the remainder OF the company. Thurs.
day night there will be an entire change OF
programme. "Enchantment' will be pro-
duced in magnificent style. Matinee to-
day and Friday.
BELLE UNION THEATER.
The sensational show over the Rhine
changed the bill last night and put on an
excellent olio, concluding with forbidden
Fruit or Charge it to Muldoon." Joe Nc
Bride, in bone solos; Phenix, motto songs
and song and dance; Della Cook, Daisy
Warwood, May Collins, Addie johnson,
Tommy Jefferson, James Wheeler, the
"Clodoche" statues, ETC., make a right
lively show. The characters in Forbidden
Fruit" are all well sustained by the Com
pany. J. J. Riley as Henry Muldoon," Liz
zie Smith as "Mrs Muldoon," Addie John
son as kitty Jordon," and Tommy Jeffer-
sons "Washee, Washee," are very good.
Same bill every night this week, and We'd
nesday, Saturday and Sunday matinee.
NOTES.
Matinee tomorrow.
salsbury's Troubadors are in Syracuse,
New York.
Dan Hart and wife leave tonight for
Kansas City.
The Lingards are playing comedy and
burlesque in New Zealand.
Lotta closed successful engagement in
New Orleans Saturday night.
Campanini is veritable harmonious black
smith-he once shod horses in Parma.
Tony Denier.s Pantomine Troupe will be
at the Grand next week. Fun for the little
ones.
As "Imogen," in "Cymbeline," Nelson
is particularly praised for her womanly
shyness.
Bessie Turner says the report that she is
sick and starving IN New York is not true,
and she ought to know.
London Truth finds that Sothern's son
has none of the fathers mannerisms, and
acts without seeming to act.
Mime. Camilla Urso is giving series of
concerts in Melbourne, Australia. They
are to continue month Urso
The "Mulligan Guards Christmas" has
succeeded the "Mulliean Guards Chowder'
at the Theater Comique, New York.
The London correspondent of the Musi-
cal Review, of New York, announces that
Nine, Esspoff will sail in December to join
the Strakosch Concert Company, of which
Miss Thursby is the vocalist.
1t is said that "Aida," as now presented
at the New York Academy of Music by
the Mapleson Opera Company, is the most
complete performance Of grand opera in
America. At no representation has the
house been large enough to hold all who
wished to see and hear it.