The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-18

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the first part came the olio. commencing
with the Swains in a new sketch. Charles
Lord and Fatty Roome appeared in new
sketch entitled "The Young Student and
of course, broke the boys all up Miss
Alice Somers. new face, tnok we'll in her
songs and dances. The Barlow Brothers,
song and dance, made their first appearance
here last night, and are fine. Miss Emma
Hoffman, another new face, appeared for
the first time in vocal selections. The liv.
ing pictures were new and very good. The
performance concluded with the new sensa-
tienal and racy ''Enfans Perdu; or, Cincin-
natl after Dark" put on with Lord,
Roome the shape" girls and the remain.
der OF the company in the cast
BELLE UNION THEATER.
The Belle Union is giving a very enter
tanning performance to big audiences night
ly, and do even better than the manage
ment expected. Tommy Jefferson has
taken the people by storm, and is a clever
comedian. J. w. Sheppard, in his Jig; Phil.
Gibbons, as the cork swell; Gus. Warren,
German'comedian. are good, and Miss Mel
lie Blanche, Lizzie Smith, Amelia F ster,
Ella Briwn, Miss Chapman, Addie John
son, Mulhe Edwards, ami several more com
prise the beauties" and add to the per.
f"rmaDce. ]. J. Riley. the naughty old
man, appeared last night in his own laugh
aple and rich ''On the Sly" supported by
the company. The piece passed off smooth
ly, much to the enjoyment of the audience.
and concluded with the can-can. Same
bill every night this week and matinee
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
EsHER's NEW PALACE.
Esher's Palace is doing well, and contin-
ues to give q good show at low prices.
Daisy Warwood, vocalist; Dan. Hart me-
gro impersonator; Charley Fox. Dutch COM
edian; Mamie Wallace, serio. comic; La
Belle Pauline vocalist; HI Chapman. B. f.
Mclaughlin and number of Others make
all attractive and length, programme.
NOTES.
John Mccullough is in Akron, O.
Matinees at all the theaters tomorrow.
John T. Raymond at the Grand next
week.
Haverly's Minstrels show in Springfield,
O., tomorrow night.
The Nip and Tuck Combination will be
at Heuek's next week.
WIS., Allen, late manager of the National
Theater, is in Philadelphia.
1.-THE Octoroon" was revived at Chicago
last night by the Gotthnld Combination.
Milton Mobiles made big hit in Mil
wankee last week in "A Man of the Peo
ple."
FIG. Bangs, as "Daniel Druce," appear.
in Youngstown tonight, and will be al
Pixies next week.
Mr.. Chas r. Thorne, Jr., is playing Ar
mand" in 'Camlle" in Brooklyn. Mis-
Laura Don supports him.
Major Billy Smith, who will be remem
bered as manager of the Victoria Loftu
party last season, is uow running til,
Comique in st. Louis.
Stuart Robson unhesitatingiv declares
with his unassuming and characteristi,
m destv, mir. Crane and myself are the
twn best living actors"
Mr.. II. F. DAILY, an actor well known II
Boston, assisted in the first dramatic per
fnrmance given in San Francisc which wa!
"rhe Wife," January, 1850. The nricrs q
admission on this occasion were So and IS
IL Boston Traveller.
Miss Anna Dickinson Is working anietl,
upon several PLAYS, one of which is designed
for DISTINGUISHED performer. The posi-
tive merits of Miss Dickinson's first play
encourage the belief that she will yet VIII
a place as a vigorous writer for the stage.
Joe D. Ward, well-known Eastern man
who has been in the CITY for several week
past, will reopen the Old Drurv weel
fir IN Thursday as a sensational show.
He leaves for New York to dav in quest o
talent The house will be opened by th
Fanchon Burlesque Company.
James Keveny, Denver variety acto,
being arraigned in police court for steal
ing diamond ring from an actress, mad
the following explanation: II did it at tn
girls own request. She wanted to get
into the papers that she had been robbed
They all do it that way-all the bi
actresses"