The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01

.-..n GARDEN.
Don't put of the trip to the Zoo. This is
just the season see to the garden with its
variety of curiosites to the best advantage.
Many new attractions have recently been |
added and every one should make it point |
to pay the Zoo a visit before the fall wealth
er makes the trip less inviting.
CRYSTAL PALACE TIIEATER.
At this house, 299 Ella street between
Eighth and Ninth. entertainments are given
every evening and matinees Sunday and
Wednesday afternoon. New songs, new
dances and at ractive actors in all lines are
announced.
THE ORGAN CONCERT.
The following will be the organ concert
at Music Hall this afternoon:
Chromatic Fantasie and Fugue.. .Th'ele
Larghet,o second symphony cthoyen
bal adj, MY Queen"-(A B. Darby. -. Bluinenthal
Bridal Procession QIohenerin). Wagner
Allegro NIarz lie. Op weber
Ballad, "Farewelr'-(A. V. Darpy).. lham
Angels, Song. .....A. Ge L"fme
Grand March, Op. Beethoven
vINE-srREEr OPERA-HousE.
The Vine street is giving the best variety
show in the city, and of course is doing the
business. The olio this week is one of the
best that has ever been put on the stage,
and the Zone Hundred Virgins" is laugh
able, spicy piece. Miss frankie Russell
has become quite favorite, and lille
Graham and Minnie Wesner's high.kiching
has "parlysized" the boys. La Belle Pauline,
vocalist, and ]. D. Rome, the banjo king,
are good. The SWANS, Sam. and Carrie,
are very fine artists, and do asplendid turn.
Their songs, witticIsms and acrobatic songs
and dances are simply immense. They re-
main for another week. Max Hugo, with
his nose, does wonderful act and should
be seen. The living art pictures, can-can,
&C., by the Beauties adds much to making
up good programme.
Musical and Amusement Notes.
Essipoff is in Germany.
Leadville has five theaters.
Lucca is soon to appear in Vienna.
John E. Owens is playing to good houses
in Frisco.
Coup's circus will show in Louisville
next " eek, and winter in that city.
Curriers' concerts at the Tivoli tonight
and tomorrow night should not be for
gotten.
DR.. Hans Won Bnlow will shortly give
another soiree in Berlin for the benefit OF
the Bay reuth fund
NJ. YoncorbeiI. tFe director.of the Paris
! Opera, intends to mount Saint-S8ns' Op-
era, "Etienue Marcel"
Mile. Krauss made her temperance re-
Gently ut the Paris Opera as ''Selika,' in
"L'Africuine," with brilliant success.
Clara Norris winter season is about to
orel, for the stories that sue is IN very poor
health are already coming into circulate n.
J. J. Riley. better known as "Unak. 81
Salen,." is repairing the Belle Union Thea
ter, and will reopen tie house next Satur.
day.
Nellis Rorien manager of the Knicker
h..,cKer Theater, Louisville, was in the city
engaging taleut and returned home yester
day.
Pappenheim, Roze, Murska, Brignoli
Susini and other artists well known III New
York, will be the leading singers in Mr.
Maplesons London company this fall.
Mary Anderson, in reply to the charg
that she heard of the shooting OF her agen
without emotion, may very properly re
tort that she is not paid to display emotion
off the stage.
Donizetti's nearly forgotten opera, Mari
t di Rohah,' is to be given In November a
Vienna, by the desire OF Nine. Paulin
p Lucca. who will herself sustain the chic
! part of the work.
A dispatch from Arthur Sullivan. las
= week. gives assurance that he will be i
\ Boston in November, and will direct til
= promised performance of "rhe Prodig'
n Son" by the Handel and Haydn Societ,
r on the 23l proximo.
: Mr., Alfred p. Peck has signed q contrat
with Mr.. Theodore Thomas whereby til
latter is to condact series OF concerts
Boston this season. The orchestra wi
comprise one hundred pieces. mostly fro'
r the New York Philharmonic Society.
rs When Miss May Davenport went to Ital
s to study for her profession, her teache
v and companions gave her, as a nomme {
v recole, blanche. 1t was Il simple matter
e add the La" and it IS thus that 81
le appears in tue announcement OF the Stra
ir oscn Italian Opera Company, Mile.
y Blanche.
D. Dramatic News JOHN Websters row wi
Gourlav was it seems, very much exagge
ased. The two had dispute, but the tro
!. Bile was not serious enough to cause Goi
a. laws Discharge from the party. lie remain
20 and the angel of peace once more sprea
r its white wings over the Troubadours
,e Musical enterprise In 1880 will be ina
gurated in London, says the Examiner,
Carl Rosa, who once more opens with ope
IN English at Her Majesty's Theater
,is January 18th. If report speaks true. Il
should be the most important, as. indet
hs it appears the most promising venture
av r 50 has vet made in the metropolis.
is getting together an excellent compaI
ke and among other prominent artists has
already engaged Mile. Minnie Hank. W
,er will sing in English for the first time on
" opcratic stage. No absolute novelties "
by SO far as is yet arranged, be produced,
"Mignon," "Aida," and maybe "Loh.
m IN grin" which have not yet been heard
,eg ng English, will be given, while Goetz's
% opera THE Tanning of the Shrew," is
ms tain to be produced.
ee Never give up the ship. DR.. BnlPs C0r