The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
FUN ON THE BRISTOL"

| -''N'' va s.io pouhu. JdlICtb " hlC6 al
proprietors, which gives assurance of some
hing good. 1t is after the manner of "rh
Tourists" being the fun of party on
steamer on Long Is and Sound. The Bris
tol is a favorite steamer, and her list of pas
seneers on this occasion is given as follows
Captain Cranberry (of NewporD, a retired Old
;cssss o.. ,nds IiMr; Ro,sSl Henry saVill
Tom Cranberry. his son. model youth. .........
....:...""....".....M Mr.. Frank Tannebil
HE never told his love-
Chpoul Sparks, lively lad......-Mr. Myron Calic
Count Menaggio, italian Professor of Music"
| Mr.. Mark Smitl
With villa on the Lake of Nogo.
Romeo Rattiepate, an Exquisite. ... Mr.. Ed. Conwa
Morgan Jerome who sticks to his frends...
Blood is thicker thai than MF; waterH Wll'am Sl0a'
Jerry Thompson, Waiter on the Bristol........
"..:;;......:; ..:...;:.""..;.:Mr VIM. Courtwrigh
Happily. for am black. ."-Othello.
Jerry Thompson Master Lindel
=. The very image OF his father.
Mrs. oBren' from T'pperaIy....i;. ;;;;.,,;.:
gushing two times widow. and
candidate for "Third Term"
Dora, her daughter by the Nc llster..........
"A ma den isj; 10 sss alicia J0urda1
Norah, her daughter by the O'Brien........
'Fresh as the ros, morn"
Bella, Lady's maid, brun tte... Miss Marion Fiske
| Ozark my fate"
Act New York-Mrs OBJ lens home on Lex.
| ingtOn avenue Two daughters to marry, A
W idow who wants q third husband A husband
| thrice married on the lookout for fourth,
Tne music lesson. A string from the Harp OF
Erin. A serious proposal and terrific d scov-
ing for his better half. The Counts sudden
revelation of love to the widow Captain Gran
berry's visit and its effect on the young lovers.
The Captain on the watch with his dog Teaser.
o. Brien in a tight fix. General CONSERVATION.
Act lion Board the Bistol--The Dollar Line
to Boston. The elopers aud their pursuers. Mrs.
UBsien tax takes "a trip against ner will. Pull the
strap stop %bs the eos%t boat lemonade with stick
widow. Dora In new role Young Cranberry
and his Norah. 80 near and yet so far" Grand
musical. dramatic. operatic, terpsichorean
and nonsenscal advertisement. Potpourri
chorus, "Flewy- -Fiewy, the Black Nightingale" !"
Grand operatic hash, 1.-The Ple-rats of Penns
Ants, or The Cruel Papa and Parnel-Sky Lover"
Captain Starch and Mile. Aimee-la in Irritation
and duet introducing old negro camp meeting
songs Torreador, in the "Bull Fighters Song"
| toy song, Hang the Babys Stocking Up, Santa
| Claus Has Come" and the gre attest hit in years
the Bristols Domestic Band in their novel "Turk-
| ish Reveille."
hCt lila NlSut Ou tuc DOunQ-OH POint Ju-
dith-"M,dnightB Bells, quartette from "Martha. !"
Good night Mrs OBrien gives UP entirely to
the fearful ravages OF sea sickness Poor Jerry
has his hands full. Young Cranberry, like the
worm, turns at last. The rivals and the chal-
le' ge. The Count Terrible confusion. The
duel. You have killed her! Dora in her true
colors. The bigam st in the hands of the law.
General denouement and happiness to all.
Pixies Opera House.
SAINTS AND SINNERS.
Manager Nunez new play, saints and
Sinners" has held the boards all the week
and has won a good position in the estima-
ton of our lovers of really fine amuse-
ments. 1t is play with many fine poi is,
and is entirely free from Objectionable
ones. The plot is intricate and entertain
ing and the dialogue fresh and natural, yet
is as pure as the everyday conversation of
the most refined people. Such a play is
certainly out If the common ruts and
worthy of good support from The best
classes of the immunity. "S'ints and
Sinners" at the matinee this afternoon and
for the last time tonight.
BARLOW, WILSON, PRIMROSE AND VESTS
MINsTRELs
Commencing Monday, we are to have at
Pixies week OF pure minstrelsy by this fine
troupe. The management announces that
the company is now particularly strong.
The following is the programme:
PART l.
Musical selections Eddie Fox and His Orchestra
Warrlhr bold .............J. W. Freeth
Tell Dem I'm Coming Milt G. Barlow
Te Teinste Me- bsring You'll Be- TrueJ kee ksjis
First She Would and Then She Wouldn't.....
..........................H e. Wagner
"What Is III? ...Ge0rge Wilson
Someb dys Coming. ...."........Jo John Raper
Wagner. Pr CO. Primrose. West and the
Entire Mammoth Company
OUR oLIo OF sPBCIALrIEs.
The great, the only Phoenix, author and
vocalist, will introduce his new and exouis.
ite song and dance, Where the Cnckoos
sing."' Mr.. .Phenix is the author of all
the most popular songs of the day. This
gentleman is the finest artist in the world
in his line of business. George Wilson in
new and original specially, entitled
''Love and Oratory."
Fields and Hanson, playing on different
instruments, in musical act, entitled "Mu-
SIC Conquered " Professor Fisherhart.
John Fields; Billy Perspire Frank Hanson.
Tne matchless song-and-dance team.
Messrs. Primrose, West Kennedy, Doyle,
Fox, Ward, Peasley. and vennetta, in
their artistic song and dance. entitled
"Mary Jane Matildy." Milt G. Barlow, in
his aged negro specially, entitled Jerry,
tell me what they's gwine to do wild you
and l."
'That Mysterious Man." Happy Cal
Wagner and d. R. Hawkins. Tie Orig
and only California Quartette, Messrs Har-
ley, Peckham, Rapier and Freeth The
Great Allegorical Combat Clog, with calcium
light effect, by Primrose and West Ken
nedy and Doyle Fox and Ward, Peasley
and Vennettn. The gentlemen presenting
this magnificent spectacle have been select
ed for their proficiency in the art which
they interpret, deiying competition. To
conclude with the laughable after-piece,