The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17

Baroness de Beaurepai re. ........ Miss DOllie Pike
Jacintha, devoted to the Baroness
Miss Josie Batchelde
6aps Du,s1ssH RaHnsl Officers of the French Army
...,..................,.. mfr c. A. Stevenson
Dr +, D,Snbertin M 4 + philn Mhilt
EdOuard Riviere Mr. J. I. Burke
.............. ............Mr. W. J. Gllber
zen, hampaut t........,.......Mr. ". A. Graves
ss Se!gea'lt x .roA Il j. Dustal
ferHu NOury MI Y. i. GeOrgt
Act 1-Beaurepaire Three months elapse be-
tween firstand second acts)
Acts and 3-Tae drawn g-rOomatBe Beaurepaire
zone year elapses between second and third acts
ct4-The trenches before Phillipsburgh,
Act5-Beaurepaire.
'The Two Orphans will be put on
Thursday night, and will he the attraction
the remainder of the week, Including Sat.
nrdav matinee and an extra performance
Sunday night.
Pixies 0pera-house.
MISS CAvENDIsH.
Miss Ada Csvendish, at Pixies, COM
menced her second weeks engagement
Monday night appearing as Beatrice" in
Much Ado About Nothing" The per-
forinance was magnificent one, both as to
the work of the star and the support rem
dered by the company. 1t was intended to
put on the New Magdaen' towards the
latter part of the week, but this purpose
was changed, and the same bill which has
been the attraction all the week will be Of
fered at the concluding performances this
afternoon and night The business has not
been half as good as the excellence of the
attraction should have commanded.
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER"
An important event in amusement cir
cles will be the presentation of "The Bank
er's Daughter" at Pixies next week, by
"COllier's Bankers Daughter Combina-
tion," from the Union Square Theater,
New York. The piece is romantic come
dy in five acts, written by Mr.. Bronson
Howard. 1t had an immense run in New
York, and has proved popular and draw
ing piece wherever presented. The piece
will be put upon the stage in elegant style,
Mr.. Wilson. the scenic artist OF Pixies, hav-
ing taken especial care4n looking after all
the details. The cast, the same that
played the piece with such success one
hundred and forty consecutive nights at
tie Union Square Theater, New York, is as
follows: sF .n ~,
John strebelow, arich American gentleman.
G. Washington Pbipps an American tourist.
Charles Wacct
The Count ns pscin5"ac 9esi%s French noDfsn ,
4 WesIbrook, Broad street.......... E. L. Tilton
Mr.. Babbage, senior partner Of the frm.......
t,., ", ,,,,,v,, ,lurr Harod Forsberg
Harold Routiedge an American artist.
II Darts
Mr. Br0wn, a retired millionaire. A. Wilks
Dr. Watson an English snrgeonu Geo w Tarren
N, Moptvilais, French artcritic. Hawey
Mcbride
Lillian, the bankers daughter.
Florence st. Vincent Brown, maid. wife and
Mrs. Charles Wacot
Mrs. Fanny Hoicome, Lillian's widowed amt
1so,te iy,;s casa Mrs. u,,%e Farren
Natalia, L.llan's daughter lie Petite Mccarthy
Act |. Extension room in the house of Law
renee WestbrOok, New York.
Act 2. Reception room in the house of John
Strebelow, Paris.
Act 3. Yestibule and stRigways In the house of
the American Minister iNParis.
Act T. Tabeau 1.-The ruins of A chateau near
Paris in1 Ne snow and moonlight with the CITY in
the, distance Tabeau 2-The boudoir of Mrs.
Act 8 Same as Act1.
Heuek's orera House,
ADAH RICHMOND COMPANY.
This Company has been playing different
operas at Heuck's, and drawing fairly. To-
night "Chimes of Normandy" will be per-
formed. ,tr2-. 80. .r
GUS wfLLIAMa
Commencing Monday night, Gus Will
Jams. theeminent German comedian, will
begin an engagement OF one week in ."'Our
German Senator in three acts, and will
during the second act introduce his special
ties, consisting Of late songs and recita.
tions The following will be the cast of
characters: ... b..
J. Adolph Dinkel .......A Retired Western Brewer
Gus Williams i .-
Colonel Brllee...... I lirm OF Bruce q Spruce,
Judge Jere Spruce. Landowners and Pension
Agents 49, ghas M. Coliing and Hudson Liston
Captain Dionysius Puff ......... Have you an X?'
asgl 7it Archie b ,yd p,l -
Berthe Benton Secreta of Bruce & Spruce
Albert Murdock.
Louise Granville Duchess OF Katcherkerchowkis-
tam. ..... ..",.- Miss Maggie Arlington
Flofa Bruce. ce.................A Manageable Party
a Miss Jeannie Harold
Fanny ......Our Cousin, with en eye TO Marriage
irh' Miss Katie Blancke.
Mrs Relict OF the late Mr.. Gumpy
a GyJ Miss Dora Stuart
The action Of the Comedy is laid in Madison.
VIZ T'1i y '''-'' y, ..,4ds.
Act 1. Bruce's House. Bubbles and Broils
Act.2 Land Office Of Bruce d Spruce Troubles
and Tolls anda Telephone.
Act 8. Jndges sspruees New @Home.ss Reconcilis'
hon and Spoils. e i ~ss
The management announces that smok-