The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-03

mechanic | change. The receding turrets. The
prison-yard. The grid ron. Jack in the box
The hand-to- hand fight Shot from the sentry
The ferret's devotion. The escape. Struck by
lightning. Startling tableau.
Act III-Mosslawn Park end Villa-Midsum-
mer The birthday costume party. Juliet ana
Ruy Gomez Sir Peter an unwilling horse.
pers hon the table" Louise at last Lamb
shows the cold shoulder. The fugitive. The
ferret broken down at last Johnny ana the
bl nde. High living. Lamb gets the wool over
itan. The blessing Hes jolly good fellow"
The face in the locket The pledge, Il forbid
that toast" The arrest Tom to the rescue.
Johnny turns up Jack. Exciting revelation.
"And the convict dress well beti S the man.
Act tIV-The mill and farm at Paramatta. The
thrifty wife. Bushrangers. Laying for crows.
fall in -four Cesar in arms. Embracing an
opportunity. Il spy" Dlggers looking for joe
Toms piscatorial adventure Under two flags
An avowal. 81 spy" Joe at home. The Amerl-
can mail coach. grand secret. A big brother:
Johnny following suit Strawberries, we've lost
yer taste" Another couple. Buckwheat cakes
and lasses.
''Oh, dig my grave deep and wide,
Fo' dars 6 wan to be trouble TO- to lay inside"
Caesar and the kangaroos Run to earth. Blood
for gold The oath Across the threshold. Beg.
ging for life. Ferris, for Heavens sake, mercy,
goes C!emency. The avengers scent the traIl'
Adderly's last shot. A wrong made right Thrill
ing tableau aud happy denouement
Vine-Street 0pera-House.
The bill this week at the Vine-street
Opera house, the only variety theater in
the city, is a great one and worth seeing.
Retlaw and Alton, gymnasts; Virginia
Ross vocalist; Forrest and Bennett, skip
ping-rope dancers, and Chas. Lord remain
next " eek, and am ing the new people to
open Monday night are the following:
Maurice and Ryan, Irish comedians; Cogill
Brothers, Kings of Africa; Jacob R, Riley,
the renowned iuggler; Jennie Adams serio-
comic, and Tommy Adams, comedian. The
show next week is to conclude with the
Imaginable act, Fun in the Fog" by the
whole company.
.Matinees Saturday, Sunday and Wednes-
day.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
| Frank Roche is said to have utterly gone
to pieces in Canada.
Edwin Booths repertoire consists OF
twenty-five standard parts.
The profits of Mary Anderson's present
season will approximate $45, 900.
The Rice Surprise Party are playing a
three-weeks' engagement in Boston.
"As of Yore" is the title of new play
written bv Piercy Wilson. the journalist,
in San Francisco
Louis James and wife marie Vain
wright) will probably take out company
of their own next season.
"Twixt Love and Duty" is the name of
a new play written for John E. Owens by
DR.. Callaghan of San Francisco.
There are eight companies of Importance
travelling through Texas, ard of that num-
ber Haverlv's Juvenile "Pinafore" Com
pany is playing to the best business
The Mirror this week publishes a por-
trait of Lima Tettenborn, and we INFER
from its appearance tnat she has been suf-
fering with the tooth-but never mind.
The Weathersby Goodwin Froliques
opened az Haverly's Theater, Chicago, on
Mondav night of this week to $1,000. THIS
is tremendous business for FIVE people.
w. E. Sheridans share at the PhiIadel
phia Chestnut last week was 81, 493. Thi
sterling actor will probably play two week
at the Chestnut next season, with choic,
of da es.
Miss Emma @. Thursby, whose return tt
New York has ALREADY been mentioned, ha.
been engaged to sing with Mr.. Theodore
Thomas orchestra at Mr.. Levine's concert
April 18th, at Steinway Hall, New YorE
City.
Next week Lille Eldridge will replace
Gussie De Forest as leading lady of thu
Frederick Paulding Combination. Th
1 =. -, NJ W
Mirror. Wonder what will become O
Gusse?
John Mccullough played through Mis-
souri, and Kansas last week with great sue
cess. The receipts at Kansas City for tw,
nights were trifle less tnan $500, tn
most money ever taken in that town fo
two performances.
W. R. Hayden, the st. Louis theatrica
agent and manager, has Tom Keene unde
contract next season, and will star hir
through the country The latter announce
his intention of making special study G
, "Richard ILL.," and Mr.. Hayden thinks
has secured the coming man."
THE oLIo.
The Hayles leave for Louisville tonight
where they open Monday.
Tony Pastor opens his travelling seasol
at the Philadelphia Walnut on Monday.
Tim Rogers is still in the city, but goe
to Detroit where he is booked to ope
Monday.
w. H. Eagan late stage manager at th
Vine-street Opera-house, retires this wee
and is open for an engagement
Frank Cushman of the Mastodons hs
bought his mother house and lot Fran
is in every way an exemplary minstrel.
Hayden Tilla, the tenor, whose last ar
d pearance here was with the Adah Ricl
D mond party, has joined the San Francisc
3 Minstrels.
Ninon Duclos is organizing another bul
lesque company. She has certainly ha
great experience in organizing burlesqu
companies.
Harry G. Graham, formerly advanc
agent for the alvin Joslin" party, is i
g the city in advance of Oliver Doud Byron
He's clever boy.
e Fannie Beane and Charles Gilday trav,
= with Tony Pastor. They are among th
v neatest of the neat in the sketch busines
v although they didn't show it PARTICULAR
e when here with the Pathfinders.