The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-31
MENTION
Cincinnati's Outdoor Resorts for
the Summer.

the Summer.
Here and There in the World OF Play
and Music.
In most cities the close of the theatrical
season brings an end of amusements for
several months. In Cincinnati, however,
it brings only change in the nature of the
entertainments, but no lessening of inter
est nor falling off in the number of those
who patronize the various entertainments
offered the public. Our hilltops and other
popular summer resorts take up the thread
just where the theaters leave off and the
attendance at these in summer is very
much larger than at the theaters in winter.
They are now all in full blast, are being
well patronized, and each offers fine attrac-
tions.
PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN's CONCERT.
The children of the public schools this
evening give the two concerts at Music Hall
in aid of the College Scholarship Fund for
the benefit of public school children. The
H.,
children are prepared to give fine enter
tainments. The programme for tonight is
as follows:
organ Solo-March in G major..............L Spohr
Geo. K. Whiting.
Chorus-a. praise the Lord German
b. 20, Gentle Balmy Breeze" ,Silcher
e S5eeTmlichorus, sem "Brds' :.:..:...:...Hu lah
v;o,', "a q: The Might with the Right ..Calcott
S. L. Jacobsohn,
song-"Kathleen Mavourneen''. IF. N. Crouch
orr,, eo,o miss Miss Annie B; Norton;
organ Solo-oVerture to William Tell ... Rossini
c,, Geo. Z. Whiting
Chorus-a "lncline thine ear ......... .Himmel
b. Glee, Mark the merry elves" .Calcott
Violin Solo sebeazo ssab5saEolle' spohr
s. E. Jacobsohn.
Miss Annie h. Norton.
Chorus-a. Father of mercies."
b. Ever be happy Pirates chorus\ w
c. Lightly tread. Berg
d. Gently fall the dews OF eve" Verdi
OPENING CONCERT
The first concert of the season will be
given in the Burnet Woods Park this even.
ing by the Cincinnati Orchestra, with Mich
ael Brand as conductor. The following is
the programme:
Overture "a Night in Granada" Kreutze
Potpourri, William Tell; Rossni
Intermission.
OVertute mlrela ..Gounod
ID. "Nocturne Religioso," Monastery Bells. .Wely
Cambria Selections, welsh Airs - Bonniseau
Finale, "Once Again" Carl
PRICES HILL.
This beautiful resort offers the finest view
of any point around the city. Tomorrow
Mr.. Pierre Federmeyer, the wheelbarrow
champion, will give an exhibition COM
mencing at 2 p. m. and ending at IL clock
at night. Also fine concert by the Red
Hussar Military Band.
HIGHLAND HOUSE
A delightful place, easily accessible and
always attended by unexceptionable peo-
pie. Mr.. Harff is always on deck to see
that his patrons are well pleased. The Ger.
man Red Hussar Elite Band gives concerts
this afternoon and evening. Matnees
Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
THE GEOLOGICAL GARDEN.
This is of all the very season for de-
lightful visit to the Zoo. Attractions are
being constantly added, and no matter how
amply repaid for the visit. The manage
ment has determined to fit up the Garden
with lights, and hereafter every now and
then, we are to be treated to grand sum
mer nights fete. This new feature viii
doubtless be well received by the public.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Modjeska says Emily Rigl will make 6
wonderful actress.
Madam Janauschek will spend the sum
mer in cottage at Lynn.
Rice's Surprise Party has been giving
"Babes in the Wood" with great success in
New York.
Captain Paul Boyton is going to swim
the Connecticut River from Hartford tc
Saybrook.
Miss Maud Granger will study new play
by Danish author at Moodus, CT, during
the torrid term.
Petroleum V. Nasby's new play, "The
Widow Bedott,' is condemned by the Phil
adelphia press.
Eva Mills daughter of Clark Mills, the
sculptor, has joined the English Opera Com
pany for next season.
Weissheimer's new opera, "Master Martin
and his Companions, has been successfully
played at BadenBaden.
Wilhelmj and Rummel are going on a
concert tour through the West, opening in
st. Paul on the Sd of June.
Fanny Davenport denies the report that
she is to be married. She says it is all she
can DO to take care of herself.
A new comic opera, ''The Carabinsers of
the King" by Herr e. Kaiser, has been sue
cessfully produced at Salzburg.
Mr.. Purdy, formerly of the Oates Com
pany. has been engaged as musical director
Of the Evangelne Troupe next season.
Ada Chapman of Boston, professionally
known as Adini, has met. with great sue