The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-27
The Amusement World.
What Our Theaters Have
Been Doing,
And the Attractions They Offer
for the ReOpening Of the
Season of Gayety.
A General Glance Around the World Of
Play and Music.
Grand Opera House.


Grand Opera House.
"ENcHANrMENT."
The great spectacular piece OF the Kiral-
fys' "Enchantment" was produced in this
CITY for the first time Tuesday night the
bouse being closed Mondav n;ght for n
80 ,.t -, a., Az -.r,;, 80 a.
koUu euv.e .a "" .mT oPens f uss aI .n1
ou'o "a' =. pao"ou io.n piS w s",
.eiy. anu ~ mas oee. pretty much 80 an
.ae wees. ine piece Is mltnou' Iouo' one
oI !he very nnest sPec'aculai plavs ever
pouuSeu pD;n. us a;ni III snis lies itS sisas ou
pe'loai't. IN u1aiosae Neii as ualioint *
;ts nas oa.. oee Tha oo.na ay hao p,eos3 fna NO
. ,.o lass. nv eopan! r. To- "oMo', th ,ho
head of their resnective snecialties and
there is enough in theJdiaiogue to show
the scenic effect to advantage, and this is
all that Is needed. "Enchantment' VIII
oe plesen.eu ,S ~ .he 'a.'nee .nls AFTERNOON
on No an,onnosd for Sundau ninht
Py snao;oi orronnan'ont .sFrob.rt.
r,ontn viii ho nrodnesd olso an Mondav
n;uht F0NNoN "-'o Va ''
MISS NEiLsoN NEAT "hEA'
.ne eihihen' Hnsiisl ao'fesS' Aueia'ue
t'ei'So.' VIM 10 Ao" in'Ains noi iaio"oi
souf ., 'niS country previous W fe'nins
nrom 'ne s'age VIII, appear az .ne oianu
nuesuas nisr' - @ ant eveay hsmS uuis Ing one Sne
mo,;nes satnrdav afternoo5 % S6e vii will he
sunnorted by Mr.. Edward Compton and a
strong dramatic company. As this will be
nrobablv the last opportnnitv of seeing this
great actress and certainly for some time
The crowds will doubtless be limited only
by the capacity of the house, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evening, Gym
beline;' Friday, Twelfth Night" Satur-
oay maIinee' ;st' Ia AS aou nke u anu on nS
TrI;at p''' ~
ur r,vs ,rrvu,n
n I'-D - o-
lne performance az tne uraiu opera
house Thursday afternoon, Tor the beneft
of Cincinnati Lodge of Elks, will be one
of the most attractive that has ever been
otered n, nm occas;on of rho hind twill
embrace the balcony scene from "Romeo
and juliet" BY Miss Adelaide Nelson and
Mr.. Compton: an act of 1.-The Stratepists. "
,,.I: D.
ana otngr altIacVioHs' ooA sheet now
open at Hawley's.
Pixies Opera-house.
t,vpv.vo,, nv TUT cn,rrp,oN co,,n.rv
FREAKS BY THE CRITERION COMPANY.
| The Criterion Comedy Company opened
| Mordov ,;ah+ IN +ha ro foro,o.I oo,,od,
| :, o Ao" 1"'.o oonoN'
| FREAKS. Inc piece just bubbles over
| with fun all the Way thfough and the
|
company Is mace up OF arusts OF unusual
merit 10 lovers OF comedy there has not
been q finer bit of humor offered for wears
| "FreakS' at the matinee this afternoon
ond FOR tho Loot t;noo to-n,obt
"''N ..no w. a~n.m.aso~o,, ' 49, W. 81
| 1nh olhh1EuloIs MAI WEEhs
Commencinp Monday NIGHT wa are IN
nave week oi luh py MT. Olhtoh Half
new company in ''The Strategists, pro-
.,o,,,o.a +ha foromos+ oom.dv .uou ,a
| ho""o0u VIZ 'o ouo'' Noieu1 ofei Pio
duced in New York. The plays depends
for its interest on two lovers whose union
10 disa pprOvpd nv their parants Thav ra.
est u's"p ,a Itrotenv "a H. pdnantnu.s 80
follow in rapid succession, to the discom.
fort OF themselves and everybody associ
ateo WIN tnem' were tne source Oh nearly
Tha cost n,brooo. tho fo,,ou;,..
Jack Rutledge ...............C Clinton Hal
The stIategist before whom the glories Of Caesar
IN whom the vices and virtues a are hs snd
and who thinks the ''end justfes the means.
Arthur Rutledge. J. Hint
With all the virtues and none OF the vices-wh
i. Maio, Abiiab Howard Siii! ms 'on' so, smi,,
! With all the vices and none of the virtues-wh
, Dow 1o,, M;,dno loves only himself. n fam,
.