The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-30
AMUSEM ENTS.
LoTrA AT THE GRAND.

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nrlght htue Lot'a' the most spr,ghtiy
OF actresses, appeared last night IN
'tMusette," and, of course, there was fine
house. The company is but little changed
since last season Mr. Ed. Marb,e az
"W;u;o, p.hu.U;. :,,.. 49,
u'.i w iiliam bokus, rs }uSt as iunny as ever. e:
t WIN even en- 'noae.aoy a'i ~, ~eaSn0t ssL lahe
Years matinee Zip"
Mr.. AND MRS. BANpMANY AT Pixies.
The very unfavorable weather all day
yesterday, indicating a rainy night, and
with anything but improvement as the
night came on, kept many theater-goers
indoors. In consequence. the house was
not half what it otherwise would have
been. But those who we're out enioyed as
polished and attractive a performances as
has been given in this city for long while
Mr. banamann Is somewhat IKE nop IN IN
asota Waoatar ~ pens" ea"h IL 10 no;nst,t;na 1
actor who With great natural ability. navs
attention to every detail If his part Mrs.
is a refined and most artistic actress, and
WINS the auUlGDCe at L16 VeTV outset, 2Hu
grows in favor as she becomes better
known. The COMPANY was brought to1his
country by Mr.. Bandmann, and is entirely
new mere, Dut thes are evlneli.lr al psoplSe S
a. ~ nne ANY, n,a au t"t .Noro;sss n NOS,
EXQUISITE manner.
Tonight for the last time. "Narcisse"
and "Raisng the Wind" Every night
land matinees New Year and Saturday.
hhoeN s"Anooon'
Inc popular coneolan' milton Nopies,
opened at Heuck's last night in "A Man OF
the People," supported by an excellent
1company and to a fine audience. This is
~. sooo,d orrooronoe here tbis soos,n
VII with u tie sams "p romnanv Init he ~ an acto,
whom, tIe neonIe viii never tire Of and viii
| v,NE.srRrrr oprRA-Housr.
The usual first part olio and 1.-THE Pret.
ty Pirates and the Sultan's Wives" q
spicy burlesqne. holds the boards this week
In the olio are Kearnev and Powers. two
very fine Irish comedians; James and Lydia
Sheeran, Irish sketch artists; Lizzie
Der'ous, slack-rope' performer; Cariotta
fear., vocalist; aha nu,noer OF others'
Ae
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! Inns place sun ,e'a'''s ''s epu'a..on' aho
"Aoii"s . n'1 ono" "' pHe9 NV ',, oo'r
TIME 10 oraw iarge auu'ehces' oahaehel
and Sheppard, III Ihelr comic sReches' are
, decineaiy lunny. MISS rfince' .ne serlo
c"mlc, acaults nsrse,! M;. very crea,'ao.y, ane
MISS ar''s M anu Sdn MISS ,au; nuaS are speca ia,
iavorlTes vi Du"udH .hr e""s t,.n''; o"e Shi, a. vi,
s"mersault fell and broke his cnllar bone
| and will he laid IN for several weeks Tn,
nerformance concludes witt the lauehabl,
nantomime "Humptv Dumpty Outdope.
A grand ball will be given Tonight. also to
morrow and Thursday nights, after th'
, regular show.
NOTES.
Joe Emmet is in Brooklyn.
Miss Ada Cavendisb will appear At Pike
q next week.
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!, heucks VIII nave ',le 'fahA ohaii'"
J. oomo'haton "e1' week.
g MINNIE faimers boarding ochooi vii
De al the oraho ope'a-house heA' week.
e The Tourists will return to Haverly'
8 Theater, N. T., January 9th, Tor long rnr
n Tho Re,le TJnion has been running
e free sbow hnt closed its doors again las
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Boston mas ne" vsre'y 1neasel, locate
n % on .ns 'of"ef u A'o'et ""u "a'n'"s'o
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Inc Fiorences @ are playing "A M M'iI'on
AZ McVickers lneater, Ohlcago; anis s
y new comedy Dy the autnor Oh 'he might
Do'lar.
> Mr.. Joseph Jefferson is resting at b
y country seat. in New Jersey. He will 8
South next month and visit his plan tatio
in Louisiana.
Iel Mr. Mccp,lonoh's nerformance NJ sna
y: tocus IN Christmas afternoon and eve,
= ;nv % a. tho PARK Tbeater Rronklvn w, w,
l. sosn s h, 7ofl nersons W.
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q The new opera by dipert ana Suiliva
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