The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-06
THE WEEKS ADJUSTMENTS,
And a Mention of the Good Things
In Store For Us.

And q Mention of the Good Things
In Store For Us.
and Musical Events
the World Over.
Grand 0pera-house.
''HEARTs OF OAK
This beautiful and every way merito-
rious play has been presented to fine busi-
ness all the week, Notwithstanding the
attractions that have been
offered in the city. The plav is one of the
most entertaining to whichs our people
have been invited this season, and fully
deserves the great success that it has
achieved. The scenic effect is really Won
derful, and no one who witnesses the storm
scene in the first act will soon forget it.
The company is an excellent one, and from
Mr. Herne and Katherine Corcoran to the
"baby," every member just fits the part he
is cast to play. Hearts of Oak" will be
presented at the matinee this afternoon
and tonight, and an extra farewell per-
formance will be given tomorrow night.
TONY DENIERs "HUMpry DUMPTy."
Next week Tony Denier's Pantomine
Troupe will be the attraction. 1t is made
up as follows:
Humpty Dumpty, the Village Torment .......-
.................... Geo. Fl. Adams (GrimaldD
Old One Two Famed "Panlaloonatic" ..."-..
Tommy Tucker, whom everybody knows and
Little Goody Two Shoes, Bright DIVINITY
Old King Cole Monarch Of Nowhere M "aet "
King'of FunIand. ...,;;":;;:r:"Ge W. Hunter
Aquarella, the Queen of the Fairies; s;..;....
Blondinette, Attendant Fairies att
Brunette, King Coles Court .,,''''.',.' -
scribbelum, Poet Laureate. Reed
Tnpek TlpI King Coles Bell Boys, "....".."...."
..."............."....G. W. McAuley and D. Ripley
Rodolphus al Exquisite. ....".Ed. Davenport
Jacquecass a Mexican Bourro........T0m Dayie
Yolk, an Eggman ........................;p Walton
d. Cureall Turner
Demon1o, Spr1te. Lew Davenport
Chawbacon Countryman..........." ..."....".E. Price
Bonltace, LanaloIu ~ Daiey
Sparebones, Butcher...." W. Howe
Mikikie, Policeman, X. /. o. u. s. S......P Wilson
Count r. Jumper, a Dry Goods Peddler...:T Tape
Soderwell, BLACK
Malispife Ms1nns1SG lors on Shore lfsa% Be4st
The Giant Swahowem
Signor Mashetti, Peanut Vender King
Dolly Warden, Belle o. the Period. Rosy Cooke
Miss Sweetapple, all Old Maid. Miss Belletti
Mrs. Sweetappe, Motherin fact. Minnie Auriol
The troupe will at once be recognized as
a strong one of its line, and week of gem
uine fun is in store for the lovers of this
class of amusement; and by the way who is
there that doesn't love real fun2
Pixies 0pera-house.
MISS NELSON'S ENGAGEMENT.
Miss Nelson, the famous English actress
opened an engagement at Pixies Thursday
evening for three nights only and one
matinee. On the opening night she de-
lighted fine audience with her magnifi-
cent rendering of Juliet" in Shakespeare s
great love play of "Romeo and Juliet"
Last night the play was "As You Like It,"
with Miss Nelson as "Rosalind," another
of her great characters The house was
completely filled with perhaps the finest
audiences that has entered it since Maple
Gerster's first appearance here in opera.
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fine one and last night star and support
acted as if inspired by the encouraging sur
roundings Miss Nelson's "Rosalind" is
almost miracle of beautiful act
ing and everything, both as to
in accordance with the appearance o
main-matnee and night. On both occa
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Shakspeares Twelfth Night" play that
she revived and made one of her great
pieces.
EMMA ABBOTT ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
Commencing Monday night, we are tt
have at Pixies Opera-house season o
English Opera by this unrivaled combina
ton. 1t is made up as follows:
Emma Abbott, prma donna assoluta
Americas most successful and popula
prima donna assoluta, whose triumphan
career of the past season stands unparal
leled in the history of English Opera il
America.
Marie Stone, prima donna soprano.
Zelda Seguin, prima donna contralto az
soluta.
Pauline Maurel, Tom Karl and Wn
Castle, whose names are identified with tn
greatest successes of the English Operati
Stage.
Walter Temple, tenor.
A. r. Stoddard, baritone.
w. H. Macdonald, basso cantante.
Ellis Ryse, basso profundo.
Grand Chorus and Orchestra-Signo
Tonlasi, Musical Director; Arthur Tam
Stage Manager.
The repertoire for the week beginnin
Monday, December 9Th, will be as TO
lows:
Monday and Wednesday Nights and Sa
urday" Matinee Victor Masses grand RI
mantle opera, in five acts, entitled "Pau
: and Virginia"
Tuesday and Friday First times here
Gounod's grand dramatic opera, "Rome
and Juliet"
Wednesday Matinee and Thursda
and Saturday Nights-The ever-populs
"Chimes of Normandy"
Heuck's 0pera-house.
l. LAURA ALBERTA COMBINATION.