The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27
such price. Matinees are given every Tues
day, Friday and Sunday.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.

above operas have been extremely enjoya-
BILE.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Emma Abbott is in Brooklyn this week.
Miss Eliza Weathesby is reported serious
ly i'll.
BARLEY Campbell has been offered $1O,-
600 for my Partner"
Mary Anderson has met with very COR
dial reception in Canada.
Miss Thursby leaves England OH the 18th
of November for America.
Mrs. Florence will appear in "a Million
as lady of extreme fashion.
Mr. George Rignold will reappear in Lon
don in October as Henry ""
Nine. Aimee returned to France Wednes-
day, positively never to return.
Operti's new operetta, Buttons" is run
ming in Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Ellie Wilton, of the Union Square,
owns $50, 900 worth of diamonds.
Mrs. Bateman will shortly open Sadler's
Wells Theater, London, with Rob Roy"
"Grant's Trip Around the World" next
week at Robinson's is expected to be big
success.
Manager Sam Colville pronounces Bob
Miles Juvenile Pinafore Company the best
yet organized
Miss Clara Morris has new play called
ga ROYAL Love-" founded on the old story
of Jane Shore.
Mary Anderson follows the Troubadours
at Pixies Opera House. She will be sup
ported by fine company.
The Remenyi troupe played in Quincy
Thursday evening and were announced for
Springfield on Friday evening.
The Amy Sherwin Combination is play
ing Martha" and Trial by jury to the
Saints in Salt Lake this week.
Mr.. A. B. Darby, the tenor singer, was
married in Cleveland two or three days ago.
He will make Cincinnati his home.
Mr.. VOLTS new play, written for Mr..
Florence is entitled "A Million" The
character that Florence will play is a Ger
| man.
There is a report in the air that Aimee
will shortly return with q new company
and play against Grau's troupe in the Prov
inces.
Nine. Gerster, who has been at her villa
near Bologna since the close of the London
season, will sail for New York on the I'd of
| October.
Miss Clara Muhlbach- -Mund of the
Wurster German Theater. which opens to-
morrow night at the Grand Opera House,
arrived last evening direct from Germany.
Miss Geneveve Wards engagement at
the London L1ceum was prolonged to Sep
tember 9th. Miss Ward has met with bril-
liant success in the play of Forget Me
Not"
Madame Mallinger, the distinguished
German prima donna, is married to noble
man with very long name-Baron Schim-
meipfenng He is said to be ''as poor as
church mouse"
They say that Stuart Robson has made a
hit in San Francisco by making himself
closely resemble Beecher when personating
"Grahame," the wicked clergyman, in
champagne and OYSTERS
On October 9th, Mr. Thomas will open
Steinway Hall in New York-which as
been closed for repairs during the summer
with grand concert by an orchestra of
eighty-fve musicians, Wlllhelnj, and Rum
mel.
Another American star has appeared in
the operatic ornament. 1t is Buffalo girl,
Miss Marie Popenberg, and she has an
peared successfully in Germany in
Martha" THE Huguenots' and La Son
nambula."
Miss Bertha Weidinger, of New Rich
mond, the talented scholar of our we'll
known pianist and vocalist. Mr.. Werner
Steinbrecher, will soon leave for Europe to
finish her musical education at the Conser-
yatory of Leipzig.
Mile Cook, who came to America orig
inaly with Lydia Thompson in 1872, and
subsequently, with the Julia Matthews
Company, died in London some two weeks
since. She was the wife of G. II. McDer-
mott the comedian and comic vocalist.
Herr Wagner announces in the Bayreuth-
er Batter that the first representation of
his new opera "Parsifal" can not take place
in 1880, as he hoped, and that he is depend
ent on the state of the subscription list in
progress before he can begin the "Buhnen-
festpiele."
Mr.. Arthur Sullivan, it is said, intends to
appear first in concert in this country de-
string to give four orchestral performances
of his own music in Boston soon after his
arrival. He says that he has thought OF
making the journey for the past three
years, and had on one occasion engaged
passage.
Among the artists who sung at the Wor.
cester (Mass.) Musical Festival, which
began last Monday and ended on Friday,
are Miss Henrietta Beebe, Mrs. Anna
Granger Dow, Miss Annie Louise Cary,
Miss Ida w. Hubbell, Miss Gertrude Frank.
lin, Mrs. H. M Smith, MIR. Baird Mr.
Toedt and Mr.. Wilkie.
Ernest Gye. the successor of his father
the London manager of opera, has written
in private letter: "The reason the Ameri
can papers talk of my coming there is be-
cause man from Boston came and pro.
posed to me to go, but he did not come
again. If Patti would go, would take her
and snow them how an opera ought to be
DONE"
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