The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND orRRA-HoUsK.

-,.- - GRAND orRRA-HoUsk r,ts
Mr.. W. II. Power. himself fine actor
and for several seasons leading man Of the
old Woods Theater stock company, Is the
head Of the organization known AZ Powers
Paragon Company, which is playing at the
Grand this week. The piece is called ''Dr,
Clyde" and is an English arrangement Of
q German comedy. "Dr. Klons" which
has frequently been played here, is Ger
man and is one of the very funniest of It's
class The English arrangement fol-
lows the original very closely and is q
humorous rollicking play. The company
Isl decidedly good one, and all who wit
ness 'Dr. Clyde will be well pleased
Every night and matinees We@' .,r and
-. avons.
Nsxt week, Ada Gray. ,
r,f. HEucK's oPERA.HousE.
The organisation formerly known as
"The Tragedians of Kalamazoo" but billed
this week as 'Our Comedians" opened at
Heuck's last night in 'School Days, or
Bows and Girls Again." The piece Is made
up of a little of everything put together,
and has nothing of q plot Some very
clever singing is done during the perform
ance by Miss Addie G. Graves, Miss Addie
q. Reed and Miss Gertie Granville. John
H. Burns appears in grotesque dancing,
which is very fine. Little Rosebud and
Geo. Turner, song and dance, were added
to the company, and not on the pro-
gramme, The former gave her limitations
of Pat Rooney, and took very favorably.
Same bill every night this week, and at
Wednesday, Saturday and sunday natl
neeS a i.Ig
vINE-sTREET oPERA-HousE,
The only variety theater in the city, the
Vine street Opera House, has programme
this week which includes large number
of new faces and the performance is spicy
and entertaining all through. The man.
agement of this favorite amusement resort
seem to know just what the people want
and endeavor in every way to give satis-
faction, Last night the following new
performers opened. Sam Lang, the South
ern darky impersonator; Blanche Gilmore,
serio comic; VIM. Gilmore, song and dance;
Dollie Sharp, sketch artist, Dewey Sisters
in their own original speciality; Kitty
Downs in new songs; Mons. and Madame
Tissot, wonders OF the age, and well worth
seeing. The whole concludes with Chas
Lords laughable act "Grab," funny, spicy
and-well, see it. Matinee Wednesday
Saturday and Sunday.
:. t!tJ AMUSEMENT NOTES.
"Humpty Dumpty" at Heuck's mex
week. n... ..i. .......
BARLEY Campbell goes to Europe thi
) summer. ,",t t a-. e
Miss Ada Gray at the Grand next week
This is the lady who first produced tn
Two Orphans here. 5''.'
D. r. Locke, the author of Widow BE
| dott," has written new five-act coined
called Quartz Valley"
Matipees to-morrow-"Dr. Clyde" at tn
: Grand; ''Tragedians OF Kalamazoo a
,, Heuck's, and fine olio bill at the Vine
! street Opera-house.
Mrs. James E. Murdoch, after being ab
sent from the dramatic stage thirteen years
}. began an engagement in Boston last nigh
q at the Chestnut Street Theater.
$ Two comedians talked Of a certain popu
e lar side-splitting farce: "Poohr' snine
!. the older, there is nothing funny in 1t.
= played it in the provinces off and on TO
twenty years-and nobody ever laughed
y It is said that William Terriss, who is on
. of the best of the young English actor
e aud who was to have filed the place {
leading man at Wallacks Theater next Sc,
son, will not come to this country after al
n "We imagine" says the San Francisc
;, Newsletter, in criticising Iew play {
:. mining life "thst it would prove ver
!. telling card in places where honest miner
u were not 80 we'll known and 30 lit
Is trusted" .r