The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-29

fession, also appears next week. Tommy
Jefferson and his banjo, Walter Phoenix,
Della Cooke, May Collins, Emma De Ha-
ven, Nellie Blanche, and Others of the
company, will remain next week. Each
evening the performance will conclude
with the popular Clodoche, lead by Lizzie
Smith.
vINE-sTREEr oPERA-HoUsE
| The Vine Street Bonanza" catches the
BOYS every time, and Is giving red hot
show. This week the bill is a fine one and
should he seen-pretty girls. high kicking,
witty talk is Just what the boys want, and
at the Vine Street is where they get it. All
| the company stay another week, and De-
ginning Monday night new burlesque on
"Pinafore," written by we'll known liter
ary gentleman in this city, entitled His
Maiestvs Safety Pin," will be produced.
This is to be the event of the season, and
will be put on with fully fifty people in
cast. The scenery will all be new, and
something grand may be looked for. In
addition to this the usual first part Nnd
olio will be given, with new sketches, acts
and six new statues Matinee tomorrow.
THE NATIONAL THEATER.
| This favorite old amusement resort is
coming to the front again, and promises to
live and prosper as variety house. ]. D.
Ward is manager of ability and knows
just what the people want The place
hereafter will run an olio and conclude
each performance with q burlesqne. The
show at present comprises thirty odd per-
formers, all of whom, with two exceptions,
are from New York, and the majority new
faces in this city. The present programme
will hold the boards until the middle of
next week, when the Naughty Duchess"
will be succeeded by burlesque equally as
good.
As stated before, the company is an ex-
cellent one and embraces the following:
Mile. Fachon, Etfie De Rock. the queen OF
sero-comic vocalists; Jennie Montague,
operate; Mile. Claude and William
Ripley, gymnasts j. and O. Hall, ac-
robatio song and dance; ]. W. Sheppard,
Ethiopian comedian; Professor G. B. WISE
sword monarch; Mile Sheppard Miss
Allen. Miss Taylor, Millie Randolph, Annie
Stuart, Miss Foster, Miss Parker, Minnie
Lee, Georgia Spear Allie Hills, Jessie Ban
croft. Mollie Fisher, Clara Dean, Clara Dal-
ton, J. w. Jackson and few Others. Fred.
T. Shaw, the author and comedian, is also
connected with the place, and Andy Brand
leads the orchestra. Lon Locke has charge
of the scenery and is at present working on
several new Iieces. Matinees will be given
every Tuesday. Friday and Sunday, and
the previous low prices at the house will
continue.
EsHER's PALACE THEATER.
The new Palace Theater is giving a good
olio, and concluding each performance with
a thrilling and interesting drama, with Hi.
Chapman. B. F. Mclaughlin, Charles Fox,
Mamie Wallace Daisv Warwood, Rosa Lee
and the remainder of the company in the
cast. Low prices and g"od show is the
motto. This place will close tomorrow,
aud hereafter be run as ball room. The
Esher Brothers will give dance every
Tuesday and Thursday night, and free con-
cert every evening.
| NOTES.
Matinee to-day.
Ada Cavendish is in New Haven.
Mary Radclih is playing "Article At" in
Columbus.
Professor Hermann was in Salt Lake City
this week.
salvni is playing Othello in Milan to i'm.
mense business.
E. J. Crowell is playing "Trip Van Win
kle' in Colorado. q.
Maggie Mitchell closes her second week
in Baltimore tonight.
The Thompson Bowers Combination close
in Milwaukee tonight.
Mile. Alexes opens at the Vine-stree
0nera-hONsr Monday NIGHT
Salsbury's Troubadors are in Boston ant
will be in Columbus next week.
The play that Minnie Palmer will sta
in Is called Our Boarding School.
Rice's Surprise Party begin an engage
ment in Nashville Monday night.
Manager Miles Juvenile "Pinafore" Com
pany are playing in neighboring towns will
success.
Denver. COL. is to have an orchestra
2 which will be called the Beethoven Orches
. tral Society.
The Colville Folly company will remail
i in San Francisco for twelve weeks, if th
business will permit.
Operti's comic English opera, Buttons,
i which was brought out recently in Phils
4 delphia, has not proved success
Fannie Louise Buckingham, steed an,
}. all, Delehanty & Hengler, Frank Jones an
). Alice Montague are in Baltimore
u The Emma Abbott English Onera Com
= pany open in Pittsburg December 1st fo
one week. They are coming this way.
q Miss Van Zandt is said to be negotiatin
4 an engagement with Carvalho in Paris 8
the Sale Ventadour, to appear as "Mignon.
!. Carleton, the baritone, has recently a
@ sumed the role of "Escamillo" in HCa
s. men," at Her Majesty's Opera in Londor
b. with success.
The musical course at Vassar Colleg
10 under Prof. Ritter, will be illustrated tn
y :, season as usual with series of importar
concerts. The school is more crowded ths
ever.
Mr.. Strakosch's italian Opera Compan
seems to have been successful in st. Loui
His season in New Orleans promises to /
70 brilliant, for the advance sale Of seats h,
>. been large.
se Manager J. D. Ward, OF the Nation
y Theater, is the gentleman who managed Il
Fachon Folly Party last season, and cleart
about $1,000 while playing at the house
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