The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
THE AMUSEMENT WORLD
What Our Own and Other TheaterS
Il Are Dsing a
An Excellent Outlook for the
Opera Season.
Dramatic Notes and News From
All Points.

~. ersnd Opera House. ...
soTHsRN THIS WEEK.
Mr.. Sothern always draws fine house.
Hin dron humor is sostrikinsly funny that
people will come Quito rec him, no matter
Aew familiar they are with the play,
.Dundreary was the bill early in the
week, and was followed by "The Crushed
1ragedian," and last night sam and Dun
dreary Married and Settled" was an in
viting bill and brought out the finest
house of the week. Mr.. Sothern appears
twice to-day, "Dundreary" at the matinee
and Al night the same excellent doubla
bill ss last night, "Sam and Drundreary
Married and Settled" Last appearance OF
M. Sothern Sunday night.
HER MAJEsrY's oPERA.NExr wHEE
The most fashionable event of the pres
ant winter and the one most inviting in
III respects is the season OF italian opara by
"Her Majesty's Opera Company" at the
Grand Opera House next week. Tue ad'
vance sale indicates 4 full house ut every
performance There are no ''otf nights
and no performance is announced at which
The attractions are not fully up to the STAN
parsou. W. 'Ha n'ho % have not sslectsa niahts
.hnnIl rot fs;, 70 do M at onoe AZ euod
.as,s w;I, SOON hsosn 70 orow scarce The
t.mmortancs of the Monday NIGHT nerform.
.nas shnn1J not he overIooked The de.
Ant 81 Mil Msr;mon in "Ia Sonnanb,,.
iaO will he one of the yery attractive coca.
SONS of the week. The day after Mile.
Earimon's appearance in New York in this
Dole the Evening Post excellent authority
musical matters, sata ,. ;a.os &c.
Ill ne AVN .on1sa ss pyS pon' D. ,sst MlIa No.
s;a Marin,on has made her debut on the
New York stage. and gained a, triumphant
success. There can have been but few
among the audience last night who did not
sfsctnally remember the charming artistic
Who last season in the same part intro
ducsd herself to the New York public and
took all hearts by storm; and Mile. Mari
mon undertook no easy task when she Sc
heted La Sonnambula' for her first ap-
psarance, and atiemPtea 70 reach tne haga
snpsSS;S snpps,samot;o, ' nf Rsli;n;'s haro;ns has hos
tanrht us to entertain. Madame Gerster' 8
personality gives her peculiar hold upon
her audience, and to what extent Mile.
Marimon possesses this subtle power it is
yet too soon to Judge. Judging from her
performance last evening We can, however,
1ay unhesitatingly that Mile. Marimon is a
lyric artistic of the highest rank. Her ex-
acution il, marvellous, her, intonation per-
lect and her acting full Of grace and
sharm." & ",
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M. Soniof e10si,one Un'o'' oquare
Company nave had ialr aud1ehces during
the week, but nothing like those which
packed the house to see ''The Banker s
Daughter last week. 1.-THE Danicheffs"
1olinwsd the Bankers DauehterV and
this gave way to IA Celebrated Case. i"
AT matinee this afternoon "rhe Banker's
nipht and SUNDAY night "A Celebrated
t.r .vv p.rrwren
n. so,s.r aM, partna~,, x,;n - ,,.o
WI "'nuny w y: p,o
duced at Pike's, Tor the nrst time in. thi
city, with the same company with which
this famous play, by Bartley Campbell
made its initial success at the Unior
sqnare Iheaeer Mst i@l. ne Iepntauol
:. .n,n m ,a 'i, he rsi, s fonndad W 4 ha. basn 3"
sented As a SUPERIOR WORT by New YORK
Boston and Philadelphia, and is this weel
winning the applause Of large audiences il
louisville. 4..a '
The scene of the story IT, laid in Califor
~, oue IVY ras.her my ~ hos 70 DC oiasse'
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