The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08

| ulate the Ioreley' on their grand success
| to great extent due to the brilliant per-
formances of their guests from Cincinnati
and Cleveland"
And the Sunday Leader compliments her
thus; Miss Emma Heckle, the soloist OF
! /, TIE occasion, has a very fine voice and is d
| charming singer. Miss Heckle is one of
the sopranos of the Cincinnati school, and
gives fair promise of attaining more than
| local fame or small success. Her principal
solo, On Mighty Pinions,' from "The Crea-
tion.' was grandly given, and received with
immense applause"
THE CARLoTTA PATTI CONCERT.
The most noted musical events thus far
Of the present season will take place Fri
day evening and Saturday afternoon of the
coming week, being the two concer's given
by Carlotta Patti in her farewell tour. She
will be assisted by some of the most emil
nent lyrists of the concert stage.
Mr.. Henri Ketten, the pianist OF the
troupe, has been received with favor in
New York and London-the Times of the
latter city giving him unequivocal praise.
NJ. de Munck, the violinist, is Belgian,
who for many years has played with sue
cess in the various capitals of Europe. AS
long ago as 1852 he appeared i'll London.
He was voted medal by the "Societe des
Concerts du Conservatoire," of Paris and
later was appointed to the position of SOLO
violonccllist to the Grand Duke of Sake
Weimar. NJ. de Munck also has played at
the Gewandhaus in Leipzig He is a COM
poser well known in the principal German
cities.
Siunor Ciampi-C Cellaj, the baritone, is an
Italian. He was pupil of Signor Dele
Sedie, and by his advice proceeded to Paris.
During the season just ended SignOr Clam
piCelIaj took part in nearly a hundred
concerts in the French Capital.
Mr.. Theodore Toedt, the tenor, is young
American.
Other Local Attractions.
/ THE NEW PALACE THEATER.
Esher's Palace has fair run of business
and is giving lengthy olio in addition to
a drama by Hi. Chapman, entitled "rhe
Wicked City," Next week a new drama
will be put on, and the olio will embrace
all the old favorites, including Dan. Hart
and wife, Hi Chapman, Fred. 4. Shaw,
Charles Fox, Walter Phoenix, McGill and
Ryland, Mamie Wallace, Minnie Clyde,
JeOTRld LlHStTu, nlSo DcIIdNcIi, DdlSy
WarM God and Others.
RoBINsoN's oPERA-HoUsE.
A benefit will be rendered to the at
taches of Robinson's Opera-house to-mor-
row night. Nearly everybody employed at
this house were left in the hole' when
the place closed, and tomorrow night a
number of speciality people will give a per-
| f,,rn,onoo fho r,rnaaaHC IN uO IN tbncn w n
were stuck"
| vINE-srREET OPERA-H0UsE.
The Vine-street Bonanza continues to
draw big houses and give satisfaction to all.
Each week the patrons think it has reached
the end OF the rope, but 10, the next week
it comes to the front with greater attrac-
tions and more spice.
The present olio is one of the best that
was ever put on variety stage in this city,
and would be hard to beat. Next week tive
performance will open with the req. =.
first part and be follow b the olio. This
weeks entire company remain, with two
exceptions. The great sketch artists, the
Swans Sam. and Carrie, have been re-
engaged for third week. This lady is
probably the finest female acrobat in the
profession, and supports Sam. in songs and
dances ably. They will change their act
next Monday, and something fine may be
looked for.
The American Four" the break-neck
song and dance men, also appear next week
in new act They have made the hit of
the season at the Vinestreet, and are a
whole show by themselves. Virgie Jack
son has not gone West, as advised to, and
will appear next week with frankie Rus
sell, Tillie Granam Minnie Wesner and
the rest of the beauties" The nights en-.
tertainment will conclude with "Blue
Beard" a new and spicy burlesque. in
which the whole company will appear to a
good advantage.
BELLE UNION THEATRE.
Brother ]. J. Riley is pushing things en-
ergetically, and will reopen the Belle Union
tonight with wide-awake sensational per
Torrance. The house has been repainteG
inside and out and wears gay appearance
The floor has been lowered, chairs put il
instead of benches, and hallway built il
the front, separating the bar from the in
terror. Two large and calacious private
boxes have been built to answer for greer
rooms and last but not least, the scenery
by Mr.. Locke, is all new and very good.
| The place will be ready for the reception
of guests tonight, and the show will opeI
/ with the usual first part, and be FOLLOWED
by the olo. TIE performance conclude
with the rich and laughable Pink Dom
inoes." which will be put ON with the pop
ular comedian, j.. Riley in the principa
character, supported by the entire com
pany. Among the performers are: Bill,
,, Robinson, Gus Warner, J. W. S eppard. J
I Riley Lizzie SIN tn Mile Foster Dell