The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-29
THIS WEEKS ADJUSTMENTS,
And What We Are Promised
for Next Week.
Dramatic and Musical Events ct Homo
and Abroad.
Pixies 0pera-house.
r. G. BANGS IN DANIEL DRUoE

Pixies 0pera-house.
C BANGS IN DANIEL DRUoE.
Mr.. F. c. Bangs the eminent tragedian,
supported by company of unusual excel
lence, has held the boards at this theater
during the week, presenting Mr.. Gilbert's
play. "Daniel Druce." The piece is very
strong one, and gives fine scope for the mas
| terly acting for which Mr.. Bangs Is famous
Harry Eytinge. an old-time favorite, has
met cordial reception. He has a good
part and acts with his usual force and pre-
cision. Miss Josie Bailey is also we'll known
here. She has the only female character In
the piece, and Dorothy in her hands is
made a very important parsonage. MISS
Bailey is fine artist and is we'll worthy oil
place with such an actor as Mr.. Bangs.
From some cause business has not been
fine. not half as good in fact as the excel
lepce of the entertainment demanded.
However, a big Thanksgiving matinee will
bring up the weeks business to fair figures.
Daniel Druce" will be presented at the
matinee this afternoon and for the last
time tonight.
| HERR JosEFFY.
At Pixies Opera-house next week, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
we are to have an opportunity of hearing
Herr Joseffy the great Hungarian pianist.
Sale of seats commenced at John Church q
Co.'s music store to-day. The Boston Tray
eller said of hts reception in that citv:
ut must have been difficult for those per-
sons who were in Horticultural Hall last
evening to realize that they were really in
Boston. Such spontaneous and loud-voiced
enthusiasm has not been seen In our city
since Theodore Wachtel Heaven save
the mark) brought the whole
house to its feet with his high C in Ire
mont Temple. If Herr Joseffy had been
told before coming here (as most artists are
lold), that B ston was cold place, he
must have been singularly surprised at t e
Italian warmth of his reception. We do
not often put ourselves out to treat a new
artist with even common graciousn ess
until we have heard him, but the hearty
and long-sustained clapping that greeted
Herr Joseffy as he stepped up to the
piano-forte last evening, was cheering ex-
ception to our usually ARCTIC custom"
ADELAIDE NELSON.
Commencing Thursday night and for the
remainder Of the week only we are TO have
Adelaide Nelson. the great English actress,
who is now making farewell tour prepara-
tory to retiring from the stage. She will
appear in Romeo and Juliet" "As You
Like It." and Twelfth Night" This en-
gagement will be one of the most i'm.
portant Of the whole season. and sale of
seats will commence at the box-ofice on
Monday. .,..
| Grand Opera-house.
| MR.. RAYMOND THIS WEEK.
Mr.. John T. Raymond. the great come
dian, has played to good business ct the
GraLd Opera-house this week. In the early
part Of the week he presented "Wolfert's
Roost' to fair houses. Colonel Sellers" at
the Thanksgiving matinee crowded the
house to its utmost, and Risks" had fine
house last night At the matinee this
afternoon "Wolfert's Roost," and "Colonel
Sellers at the farewell performance TO-
night.
''HEARTs OF OAK
] Next week at the Grand Opera-house O
new departure is announced. James A.
Hearne and Katherine Corcoran. with q
carefully selected company, will present
Hearne and Beasco's American play,
Hearts of Oak" in five acts and tableaux.
The company Is as follows:
Mr.. Frank R. Pierce. Mr.. Harry Main.
hall, Mr.. w. A. Cromptnn, Mr. David Be-
lasco, Mr.. VIM. A. Lavalle, Miss Rose Wat
son, Miss Dollie Hamilton, Miss Lille Ham
lton and little Alice Hamilton. A grand
chorus of twelve voices.
Synopsis of scenery and incidents are o.
} follows:
, Act l. Date, 1S57-Sunset on the coast o
Marblehead, Mass, (new.) The gathering
{ stornl-cloud. The signal of distress. Th'
. portrait. The doubt. The decision. Tn
wreck. The rescue. Rain-burst of rea
. water. Magnificent tableau.
. Act 2. Interior of the old mill, repre-
: senting grist mill in full motion; (new
. first time OH anv stage; from an origina
!, design.) T. e betrothaL Grand ch rus 0
- - Milers. "Click, clack. the mill goes."
= Act 8. The Baby.-This scene, new, rer
: resents the home of Chrystal and Terry
with partial view of the mill, with whee
! in motion, driven by a stream of livn
:. water, and has never been equaled as
:. ;. beautiful and realistic home picture. Al
=. rival of the Seraphine. Chorus, "Heavin
. . the Lead" The first blow. Animate
y y tableau.
= Act 4. Whaler's Wharf, Marbleheat
= new. Departure of the fleet for the Ar
- - tics, Loading the transport Sailor
= Chorus Hearts Of Oak" The trutl
;, Grand Illuminated picture.
= Act 5. Tableau SIX years later. ~Th
a wedding morning Bridal Chorus Heart
: ease" "See. Mamma, for-get-me nots.
, Prattle. Come, I'll lead you. Tableau Q
:, Home of Owen Garroway. Rest at last.
Hsuck's 0pera-house.
IMP AND TUCK" COMPANY.
Vt The NIP and Tuck" Combination ha,
If been playing to large Houses at Heuck
e and giving general satisfaction. They clio
tomorrow night.
e LAURA ALBERTA.
!, Next Monday night Laura Alberta opel
s. at Heuck's in her new sensational coined
e drama in four acts "Fifine, the Belle of Ba
" negat." The following will be the cast:
=. Fifne the Belle Of the Beach. Laura Alber
10 Mother Veiiosta. wife of Skipper Dan........
..... Mrs. II. u. We
E. Adelaide Ashton, the Bankers Heiress - .
D. Mlss Helen ker
10 Gerald Osborne, Special Artist and Core
Sp0ndent. nt........................Mr. J. 7. Ruted
MT Wa. Zeal, Da