The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06

Musical and Dramatic Notes
Boucica,lt is in excellent health.
John Gilbert remains at Wallack's Thea
ter next year rs usual.
| Salshury's Brook" will run in New
York for another week.
Sol Smith Russell, it is announced, has
rejoned the Berger Family.
.'The Galley Slave" Company will arrive
in the city Monday from St. Louis.
| Mary Anderson commenced two weeks
engagement in Washington on the lst
Mr.. Black has retired from the manage
ment of the Providence (R. L)Opera-house
TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars have been
the profits of the Tourist" party this sea-
son.
Dora Wiley has resigned her position as
leading soprano of the Rice Evangeline
{ ompany.
G. s. Sullivan, late of the Milwaukee
Theater, proposes to put company ON the
road shortly.
q. y. Hess will leave for Enrope next
month to make arrangements for his COM
ing grand opera season.
| "'tfi hhC Itt 10 ottiCHS NiSn
Crabtree was in San Francisco, was she
recognized as Sand Lotta2
The profits of the Mastodons have aver
aged over S., 900 week since their organ
ization-oyer $100, 900 II wear.
1t is Thought that Lester Wallack will
| apnear at his own thenter at the c0neiusiu n
| t Dion Boucicault's enga cement
For the past six months James Steele
Mackav has leen overrun with new plays
to read. They have avera ed two day,
Sothern begins six weeks engagement
in San Francisco Monday. During this en-
tire engagement he will do his entire rep
ertOre.
This is the last week of 1.-THE Pirates of
Peuzance" in New York. The company
clos tonight with its seventleth per.
formance.
On St. Patrick's Dav, March 18th. all the
thaaters in New York with the exception
of Booths. will devote their receipts to the
fund for the relief of Ireland.
Mr.. Grau's French Opera Company re-
snmes at the Fiftn-avenne The ter New
York, next Mondav evening, March 9th,
beginning with ia File de Nine. Angot."
The most conservative musical body in
England is perhaps the London Phihar-
monte Society. On February 9Th it began
its sixty.eighth season at St. James Hall.
This is the closing of the seventh week of
'The False FRIEND at the Union Square
Theater and the announcement is made
that seats can be secured for two weeks in
advance.
Over l. 200 tickets were sold in one day
for Den Thonpson's appearance in Man
chester N. H., on the 9th, which is I'M
precedented in the history of amusements
in that city.
On the evening of the 9th, at the De.
trot Opera.honse, Bardmann. the Trage.
dian, delivered half hour address before
the rise Of the curtain. in defense of I'll q
STAGE. His remarks met With the approval
of the audience
The Gold Hill California; News saws
there is man over there who, when he
saw a picture of Wi helmj, swore it was
out in White Pine. He saws Wilhelm is
for Jones.
Henry G. Kennedy, who for the past
two seasons has been a member of Mary
Anderson's companv. is organizing a com
panv for the production of Henry j. By.
ron's comedy Our Girls" Louise Mul
dener, Felix Morris, J. A. Kennedy and
Annie Edmondson have been engaged. The
COMPANY will make tour of the Western
States. Will Z. Chapman is the business
manager.
Augustus J. Bruno has severed his con.
nection with tile Tourists. and Harry Wat
son takes lis place. MIR. BrunO's strong
, specialties will be omitted and Others
, equally as taking will be substituted b,
his successor. Those who have seen the
/ performance of the Tourists since tht
change say that it has lost nothing by tn,
retirement of Mr.. Bruno. This gentleman
has ined the "Tragedians of Kalamazoo,
the latest organization formed for this pop
uar style of entertainment
This Enchantment party which start
out for an extended tour on the 8th will
include Blanche Corelli. Virginia Buchan
an, w. H. Lvtell. Henri Laurent, and pos
sibly, Alice Harrison. The brothers Kir
alfy and Z. G. Gilmore are proprietors ant
managers. All the elegant scenery at Nib
los will be taken along, and also the fou
premieres and a monster ballet The tou
: will cover Baltimore. Washington, Pitts
burg, Cincinnati, indianapolis, Chicag'
and st. Louis in about the order named
mirror.
The public may have had enough of th,
ordinary "Pinafore." but the "Pinsfore" a
Niblos Garden this week is extraordinar,
in the quality of the performance. TIL,
company includes Miss Adelaide Phillips
Miss Mary Beebe. Miss Adelaide Detchon
Mr. Myron w. Whitney, Mr. Barnabee ant
Mr.. Fessenden. who not only sing the piec,
! far better than it has ever bef re been SUM
IN this city, but also act it excellentv
They appeared for hundred nights at thu
Boston Tbeater and last week had grea
success at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music
IN. Y. Sun.
!, May Fisk's Blondes are in Nashville.
Bob v. Ferguson and sallie Mason are |,
Providence.
S Mabel Santley was formerly known a
; Ida Kenyon.
. The Adelphi Theater, Springfield, III.
will open tonight. t.,
9 Sunday matinees have lately been intro
duced in st. Louis with success.