The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
RENTz-sANTLEY NOVELTY TROUPE.

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Vine-Street Opera House.
The Vine-street Opera-house is running {
fine bill this week, and will put on mum
Der of new performers next week. Tn,
afterpiece next week will bo "His Majesty
Safety Pin"
Matinees to-day and tomorrow.
Other Attractions.
PRICES HILL
On Sunday, May 10th, there will be given
by the celebrated Reed Band and Orchestra
of Prof. A. X. Schwebel. H. Bellstedt, cor
net soloist, free concerts afternoon and
evening with the following programme:
AFTERNooN-PARr
March, Bitter
| Ia faVorite hermann
Ie, Grand Medley Of Irish airs r Brothers s
PART IL
| H. BellStedt
W'ltzeS. Sounds from the
Medley, The soldiers Dream-...."-....F. Wilson
Aylophone SOLO,. Blanshet
i Geo. Fortune.
Grand Medley, Ten Minutes Around the World
). br0Wn
Lent vie
Finale .Lumby
| EvENING-PART L
March, Remote. Parlow
Overture. Barhuer de Sevie Rossini
Medley. Peep O'Day. ay......................"D Coon
Cornet Hartman
| H. Bellstedt
Waltzes Fantastic. Zikoff
Grand Medley, Dream of the Late War......D Coon
Xylophone Solo,. Lamotte
George Fortune.
PART ILL.,
On Journey. .Clarens
Grand Fantasia, The Rapid Transit ..... Bassn,or
QuadrIle In the Hauck
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General Amusement and Dramatic Mention.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Soldene, they say, will come again next
year.
Jefferson closes his season in Toronto to-
night.
Adele Belgrade threatens to 60 upon the
road again.
Victoria Reynolds will join Rice's Sur
prise Party next season.
Pauline Halls portrait appears this week
in the Dramatic Mirror.
The Mastodon minstrels will sail for Lon
don in the steamship Italy on the 14th OF
July.
This is Gene Wiley's last season on the
stage. He intends adopting the life of an
artist.
Sothern, Barrett. Modjeska and Sol.
Smith Russell will appear next season at
the Park.
R. B. Marsh. manager of the Lexington
Opera-house, will thoroughly reft the in
terror during the summer.
D. s. Wambold is reported to have sold
out his interest in the San Francisco min
strels on account OF ill health.
Fifty years hence the old fogies will saw
"Ah, you should have seen Miss Nelson In
Julie" t."-[N. Y. Commercial.
1t is probable that Eliza Weathersby's
sister Jennie will follow her sisters exam-
pie and retire also from the Froliques next
season.
Rose Eytinge is still in England. but it
is reported that she is endeavoring to Sc
cure a New York engagement for next
season.
"My Partner will on tonight be with
drawn from the stage of the Uuion Square
rheater. Its second New YORK run has
been disappointing one financially.
"The Tragedians of Kalamazoo were
wrecked in Cincin nati.-[ Chicago Ex-
change. Not SO. They played very sue
cessful engagement here and closed their
season.
There are in the United States $50 thea.
tres aud 120 concert halls, 150 regular tray-
cling com, anies so variety mpanies 6S
companies formed to support stars, and
resident stock companies.
A new version Of King Renos Daugh.
teri has been written by Mr.. w. G. Wills
1t will be produced at the London Lyceun.
and Miss Ellen Terry will enact the hero.
inc.
Later in the season the stage at Nfblo's
will be occupied by band of one hundred
coored minsrrels, organized b, the ingen
,ous Mr.. Hayerly, who has selected this
method of avenging himself on the human
race.-[New York Evening Post
"Paste and Diamonds' is the title of a
new play by Mir. Charles Gayler. We un-
derstand that Walack, of New York, has
accepted piece from him, and that he has
finished the libretto of comic opera which
will be seen next season. 1t is called ''Tne
Smugglers.
Mile. Sara Bernhardt has attained the
heights of fame and notoriety. She now
has her'name on boxes OF Mexican cigars.
These cigars are long. thin, and queerly
turned, and, in q word. they remind the
Partisan of the great comedienne from
whom they take their name.
Mr.. Fred Warde, now playing the lead
ing role in "Oaken Hearts," has been re.
engaged for John McCullough's company
next season. The troupe opens on tht 6ti,
OF September For season of thirty-six
weeks Mr.. McCullough's share of the re-
seipts was Ii tie over $751; 200.
xusioal Notes.
The profits of Emma Abbotts season
aggregate $75,0O0. That amount is divided
between the three partners of the concern.
Next season Grau's French Opera Com.
pany will play in only two cities VI America
six weeks at the Standard Theatre, New
York, and three weeks ut Bklwell's st.
Charles Theatre, New Orleans. The balance
of the seasou will be put in IN Cuba. The