The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-28
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nation.
The Bankers Daughter Combination is in
Buffalo.
Eliza Weathersby will sail for England
in June ---
Edwin Booth will act in Brooklyn on the
Sd of May. 90
John Mccullough will act at St. Paul,
Mimi, April 5th.
John S. Clark reappears in London. at
the Olympic Theater,
Barton Hill is to have have testimonial
benefit in San Francisco.
Denman Thomson IS to act in New
York at the Park, in April.
Mrs. D. p Bowers has reconsi dered her
determination to quit the stage.
Lotte will appear at the Park Theater,
in New York, on Easter Monday.
Mr.. ]. K. Emmet appears at the Grand
Opera-house New York, March 9Th.
Kate Claxton is seen, this week. in Lon
don, st. Catharines, Hamilton and Toronto,
Canada.
The strakosch Company appeared last
week in Providence, Hartford and New
Haven.
Clara Morris according to the Clippers
correspondence, hardly made expenses in
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Williamson remained
In Sydney till February 14th, and then
went to Melbourne
Jeffreys Lewis has tiny dog, la Clara
Morris, which she daily carries under her
arm when promenading, .-
Mr. Sidney Woolett wiihf6egin series
of recitals from Shakespeare on March LIT,
at Chickering Hall, N, Y.
Ida Glover. the smallest member of the
Rice Surprise Party, is the wife of II. E.
Dixey, the tallest member.
Minnie Palmer's Boarding School" and
Gus. Williams both played at Macauley's
Theater, Louisville this week.
Frank Mayo has accepted, for early pro-
duction at his Olympic an original play
entitled Scenes in Leadville."
Patti was to have sung in "The Barber of
Seville' in Paris on the 21st, but an an
nounced bad cold prevented her appear
ance.
Mrs Barney Williams, canning forward
on Easter Monday, at the Park Theater
Brooklyn, will act in Customs of the
Country"
Mary Anderson is acting in New Eng
land towns this week. On March 1st she
will appear in Washington, on March 18th
in Brooklyn.
Miss Annis Montague declined to sing in
"Pinafore" on Sunday in San Francisco,
and the theater had therefore to be closed
on that evening.
Eliza Weathersby (Mrs. N. G. Goodwin)
and her sister Jennie will visit England
during their summer rest. They have not
been home in years.
| In clarion tones the dramatic p profession
are speaking in behalf of the poor of Ire
land. In the cause of charity their hearts
and purses are ever open.
The gross receipts of the B. P. O. Elks'
ball given at Madison Square Garden, N.
Y, amounted to $8l43. Let the Cincin-
natl Elks try the ball scheme.
A dispatch from London, England, Feb.
ruary 22d, announces the death OF Eugene
Dejazet, composer of operettas. He was a
son Of the noted actress Dejazet, who died
a few years ago.
Gallatin, Tenn, is to have theater. The
contract has been given to w. r. Gum, OF
Nashville, who has already drawn the plan;
$23, 900 will be the cost, and the seating ca.
pacity about 800.
The statement that Mr.. F. c. Bangs had
been engaged by Mr.. Abbey for Mr.. Booths
Company proves to be incorrect. 1t Is
probable that the company will inclnds
Mrs. Bowers and Mr.. McCollum. '''
A new symphony in F minor, by Tschai
kowsky, was produced at the Concerts du
Chatelet," Paris, recently. The first and
last movements were coldly received, but
the andantino and scherzo were much ap
plauded.
M. Emile, Sauret, the French violinist
has accepted a professorship in Theodol
Kullak's Conservatory at Berlin. M. Sau
ret was known here few years ago as
prominent member of Carlotta PATHS con
cert company.
Mr.. w. H. Martin, formerly associated
with Mr.. John Havlin in Woods Theatel
box Office, has left the show business, and
is now playing 'The Farmer near OTTAWA
Kansas RED" is said to be shining light
in his new role.
Tony Pastor does not intend to parade
on St. faCflcR lay, puC Will turn over tC
, the Irish Relief Fund the money his pro
cession would have cost. Mrs, PASTORS
benefit for the Fund realized nearly 5000
Such PASTORAL examples are worthy of EN-
uladop. p.-[Clipper.
A very amusing mistake appears in re-
cent number Of the Meme Zeitschrift flu,
Music, in the announcement that "a comic
opera, in one act, Les Rendezvous Bour
geoise,' by a young composer named
Nicolo, has just been produced in Pari,
with the greatest success" As matter oi
fact the work, which was first performed
in 1907, has just been revived, and the
''young composer" Nicolo (Nicolo Isouard), J,
died in lslS
It is gravely asserted that the Gilbert and
Sullivan Oil Cart party complain grieyous
, ly Of the high wages they are compelled to
pay musicians. in this oonntry; and. it il
further alleged that they threaten to bring
over musicians from England. next season,
because tEey work so much cheaper. "Oul
Jam, - with characteristic impudence, sug
gests that they had better bring over theil
audiences at the same time.-[Clipper.
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| Pat. Rooney's Combination are booked In
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