The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
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A very fair Monday night house last
night braved the weather to witness the
Two Mothers at Pixies The play is
founded on the celebrated Tichborne case
Is in seven acts and tableaux, and possesses
real merit and decided interest. 1t is in.
tensely mesOdramatio, and its railroad and
shipwreck incidents are as realistic as our
theater goers have ever witnessed. The
railroad scene is especially the finest we
have ever seen. The piece is admirably
acted. as well as finely put upon the stage.
Mr.. Keene, Mr.. Mark Price, Mr.. Chipman,
Mrs. Barry and the Others are all fine ar
lists, and were very warmly received.
MI. Price especially received hearty
welcome from his old Cincinnati admirers.
Altogether the piece is very satisfactory
one 1t is out Of the old ruts and has
freshness about it that the old theater.
scer rarely enjoys. 'The Two Mothers
will be given every night this week and at
matinees Wednesday and Saturday after
moons.
MRS OATES AT THE GRAND.
Mrs. Oates and company last night re-
peated "Girofe- -GiroAa" toa fine house. To
night "The Pretty Perfumer." Same bill
at "Wednesday matinee and Wednesday
night.
HEUCK'S oPERA-HoUsK.
G. L. Graves Combination opened at
Heuck's last night to a very good audience,
considering the inclement weather. 1.-THE
Soldiers Trust" a fve-act military drama.
bv the author of ''The Two Orphans" was
the play, and was most exQellently per-
formed by the strong company.
Mr.. George G. Boniface as Corporal An
tome" especially was good, and J.. Harri.
son as Gen. Roquebert" J. Fl. Rowe as
"Pecard," w. l.. Gleason as "Lueien," G.
L. Graves as "Mons. Fruchard," Annie
Barclay as Nina de Rantzburp. u
Nina Cralins as "Mariette." and the
remainder of the company were good and
sustained their parts in splendid style.
The same bill will hold the boards for the
remainder of the week and at Wednesday.
Saturday and Sunday matinees
vrNE-sTREET oPERA-HousE.
The Vine-street Opera-house is running a
programme this week that takes the cake.
and the show from first to last is good
Miss Ada Adair, in clogs and reels; Bessie
Bell, vocalisms; Miss Belle Gushing, in
least, Seamon and Somers and the Girard
Brothers. These four gentlemen do won
derfrlly clever act, and succeeded last
night in making tremendous hit.
All the above are new people, and Of last
weeks stock the following have been
retained: James Mackin, Lille Howard,
d.. "a AL
cluded with TOO Much Fun" and in the
last piece there is indeed too much fun.
NOTES.
The Criteron Comedy Company will be
at Pixies next week.
"Gill's Goblins" are underlined to appear
at Heuck's next week.
Lotta begins her engagement in New
York on Easter Monday.
This will be the last week of Rice's Sur.
prise party in New York.
c. L. Graves Combination carry an unu.
sually large lot Of scenery.
Neil Burgess opened in New York CITY
last nightin widow Bedott."
There will be a mass rehearsal Of the
May Festival Chorus tonight. and prompt
and full attendance is expected.
Harry Williams, Of the Grand Opera.
house, who has been on the sick list fol
five or six weeks, reioisea ms friends ny
appearing :. :.nis old place last night
I Kiralfy's grand spectacular play "En.
chantment" which had such successful
run at Gilmore's Garden, N. Y, will b,
presented at the Grand next week with
magnificent scenery.
sPinafofe" translated into the Russian
tongue ID shortly - be produced simulta
neously IN 81. PstsvsburS and Moscow, Il