National Republican., 1880-09-18
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The last two performances Of tho charming
fairy spectacle of Cinderella" take place to-
day, and those who havo not yet witnessed
the excellant representation by the superior
combination under the management OF Mr..
Henry G. Jarrett, should tako the present
opportunity Of doing so. Tho story is ono
which delights the children, and tho present
adaptation is one which is alike pleasing to
the little ones and those of larger growth
Next week Colonel Simms' company will APP
pear in "a Golden Game"
Ford's Opera a-House-Dnriow, wilson, Prim-
rose s. VESTS Minstreis.
Tho minstrels wore again greeted with an
ovcrfowlng house last night; in fact, many
were turned away. The programme was fully
as complete and attractive MS on the previous
night, the ballad singing Of George Gale,
Frank Howard aud J. ]. Kelly being de.
CdGdly excellent, while the comic songs Of
Milt Barlow, George Wilson and Happy Cal
Wagner were simply immense. George Will
son in his songs and specialtios completely
convulscd the audience, and 1t may be safely
said that no artist In the burnt cork line is
his superior, whether IN song, dance OF in ex.
tomporaneous speeches. carefully prepared be-
forehand. In tho last named he talks about
200 words TO tho minute, while the arrange.
ment Of thoughts, ideas and words is rs COM
plicated as that of u clearinghouse hash.
This organization, comprising twenty. five
cnrcfully.soleclod artists, will commence an
engagement at tho opera.houso on Monday
night. Among the names may bo mentioned
Ella and Charles Jerome, Miss Minnie Kent,
tho Morello Brothers, Messrs. Moore & Lessin.
ger, Miss Nellie Larkollc, Miss Louise Linden,
Mr.. Sam Holdsworth and the celebrated Ga
rettn family with their beautiful array of
charming pigeons
summer Theatre Comique.
A fine variety entertainment in which a
number Of talented speciality artists appear,
aud u thrilling drama Saved ut Seven" com.
pose tho attractions. The bill will be changed
Monday.
Dramatic and Musical Notes.
Herr Won Bulow has completed now Ba.
varian hymn.
Mr.. and Mrs George Knight arc playing on
tho New England circuit.
Hans Wagner has completed the nstrumcn.
tation Of his new opera "Percivnl"
Robson and Crane are meeting with great
success in their new play of "Sharps and
Flats"
Maggie Mitchell commences an engagement
at the Grand Opera.housc, Cincinnati, on Mon
day next
Agnes Robertson Mrs Dion Bouccaut, was
at the Walnut'stTeet thostre, Philadelphia,
this week.
Frank Lawler so well remembered hero,
sailed from England on the 10Th, on the
steamer Canada.
Nine. Albani has beon engaged for the so.
prano role in Arthur Sullvan's new cantata,
THE Mayor of Antioch"
a banquet Is to be given to Maria Van
Iandt, granddaughter Of Signor Bli2 who
has lately made so remarkable an operate
success in Copenhagen.
Mrs Scott Siddors' rcpcrtiro for this sea.
son will embrace "The Honeymoon" "Thc
School for Scandal" "As You Like IT," and
two new plays, the names of which are not
given.
Miss Rose Eytingc, formerly Mrs. George
II. Butler, is TO apprar next month Mt the
Park thertfe, New York, in now play by
Frank Lee Benedict
Miss Fannie Davenport is said to have 50
many dress makers at wOrl; preparing her new
| wardrobe for "An American Girl" that il
takes several houses to hold them. This Is 81
like an American girl
Theodore Thomas has assumed the direct
orship Of the choral and orchestral depart,
ment in the New York college Of music. ant
| Joseliy has accepted the part Of chief professor
| of the piano in tho same institution.
Tho LontSn lVOil says that not a line o
| the verses Of the libretto Of the now operi
| promised by Mcssrs. Gilbert & Sullivan ha
been written, and it adds, with reference I,
| the new troupe that Is to give the Pirates o
| Pen2anco" IN America that that is all th
novelty the Amen aus will get out OF Sulli
van this winter"