The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11

| IioH ClOSe very SUCCESSFUL euSdSeHleHt Vi
one week tomorrow night.
Monday night the Oofty Goofty (Gus.
Phillips) Combination open for one week
in Augustin Daly's new version of Under
the Gaslight," in which Mr.. Phillips is
noted for his quaint, dry humor, droll
gravity and odd expressions The play will
be put on with the following cast of char
actcrs:
Philip Smokey, German Veteran. Oofty Gooft
Kay lraford, one OF the New York .Bloods" -.
nj :,"...........;."...,..,.Mr Mr. NJ: Mitchell
Byke one of the men whom the law is always
reaching for and never touches................
.......,.............,.Mr j. r. spackman
Justice Bowling, of the Tombs Police Court.
.....-...".:-....... Mr. G. S. Reed
Counselor Splinter an Attorney Of the Tombs
Bermudas, one of the under crust, a sidewalk
merchant prince. with song and dance....
w. j. Shea
Peanuts newsboy and boot black. Master Willie
SAM, a high-tone colored citizen. M 2 Jordan
Rafferdi (nee Rafferty, an Italian organist from
Cork k.........".................Mr w. III. Florence
The Signal Man at Shrewsbury Bend....
........Mr. sydney R. Ellis
ones conrtsnd ;6e Belle Of soce1 IL A. Thomas
.................... Miss Adelaide Thornton
PEARL her sister, pretty, but no heart, with
Miss Groge Roth
Peachblossom, girl who was never brought
up" with song and dance.
...................... Miss Leonora B adley
Old Judas, the right hand OF Dyke ..............
..".......................MissB Bessie Clifton
Mrs. Van Dam' one OF the voices OF Society,":
MISS Florence Nane
Sue Earle, one of the echoes of the voice......
Miss Emily Logan
Members OF the Gaslight Cotere, Tramps Police
men, ETC., etc.
vINE-sTREET OPERA-HoUsE
Packed every night, and still they come.
They can't help coming. The performance
is just what the average pleasure-seeker
wants, but somehow the Vine street seems
to catch more than the average. Jennie
Engle, the can-can, high kicking ETC., oc-
cupy the boards, besides long and varied
olio programme. Matinee to-day and to-
morrow.
EsHER's NEW PALACE
The programme at Eshers, commencing
Monday night, will be almost entirely new,
and rare treat is offered. The perform
ance will open with the burlesque, "The
Seven Beauties" and will be followed by
fine olio. The new faces to appear are Bar
ney Mclaughlin, a very fair tragedan;
Miss Blanche Dixon, in serio-comic selec.
tions; Alice Gilmore, song and dance lady
Efie De Rock, serio-comic; Miss Daisy War
wood, vocalist; Miss Lizzie Smith, an old
favorite here, and few others. Walt. |
Phoenix, the fine song and dance artist, |
remains for another week. and Dan. Hart
who has made a tremendous hit in his i'm
of the aged darkey, will put on
assisted by Miss Gussie LeFavre, Matinee |
yNorrnW Tuac1av opd Er;Jox
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Lotta is lenient at rehearsals.
Boucicault is high but careful liver.
Modjeskas fancy lightly turns to lap
dogs.
Concert at the Geological Garden to-
morrow.
Mr.. John E. Owens is making tour of
the world.
Nine. Modjeska will probably return to
this country in the fall of $780,
Miss Jeffreys-LewIs has succeeded Miss
Coghlan at Baldwin's Theater, San Fran
cisco.
Another comic operetta, called "Pvra-
mus and Thisbe," has been performed
time in San Francisco.
The smiling face of Harry Williams is
again seen at the door of the Grand. He }
made short visit to st. Louis.
Dora" a drama in three acts by the Mil
ton Dramatic Club, at Prices Hill to-day.
Grand ball after the theatrical perform.
ance.
Nat. Goodwin. Jr., is but twenty-three.
md has already earned good fame as the
most remarkable mimetic actor we have in
his country.
"The Turkish Patrol" the latest musical
'ensation, was admirably played every even
ng during the past week al. 1.-The Exposition
~ Curriers' superb band.
Theodore Thomas. accompanied bv Miss
1arl and Signor Steffanone, the new Pro.
essors of the Piano at the College cf Music,
lrrived here from New York this morning.
The Lingards, after finishing a six
months engagement in Melbourne, have
,one to New Zealand, where they will take
Up their residence for the same length of .
ime.
Miss Fanny Davenport whose industry
s tireless, has found in her new version of
The Child Stealer" a very telling play.
The has already produced it with marked
uccesS.
On the Goth of this month Miss FANNY
1orant will make her first appearance, at :
he Boston Museum, as "Mme Fourcham. :
ault" in Albery's adaptation of Anglers
play.
Miss Clara Baur announces that day and c
vening chorus classes for singing at sight 2
Sill begin at the Cincinnati Conservatory !
( Music, II West Eighth street, on Tues
ay, October 21st.
New York Times: Miss Mary Anderson,
rst among the new generation of actresses,
, now playing brilliant engagement in
ncinnati. "Love" holds the first place.
cry naturally, in her repertory.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons will return to this
ountry in the couYe of few days, and
ill begin series Of readings in Boston on
ne 10th inst. Thence she will 60 on
our through the States. a
Mr.. G. F. Rowe. it is understood, is writ
lg a play for Mr.. Steele Mackaye, of the b
[adison Square Theater. His play should .
Q a very good one, If it is to serve as Mr..