The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08

The programme will consist of trio and
solo. from "The Magic Flute" bv the
Misses Ackerland, Nathan, Levy and Mey
ers; bass solo. from the Seasons" by
Mr.. Fries; duet. from Schumann. by the
Misses Meyers and Levy, Gounods ave
Maria" by Miss Nathan, with violin obi,
cato by Mr.. Fechter; scene for soprano,
baritone, and chorus from The Erlkings
Daughter" by Gade, sung by Miss Fleissner,
Mr.. Davis, and chorus; penelope Weav-
ing Garment" by Bruch, sung by Miss
Myers; trio from Weighs "Schweitzer
Familie," sung by Mrs. Kruse, Miss Mark
worth and Mr.. Fries; II Have Lost My
Eurydice," Gluck, by Miss Levy; two
songs from Franz and Schumann. by Miss
Cooper and two chorus numbers.
| THE FROG OPERA.
This entertainment is attractive chiefly
for its novelty. 1t isl old nursery rhyme,
"a Frog he would Wooing Co." elabora-
ted and set to music. The latter is made up
of medley of songs, some good and some
not 50 good. Mrs. Anna Beattie, Mrs
Grose, Miss Packard and the others of the
cast sung their parts with credit
vine-street Opera House.
The Vine-street Opera-house continues to
show and do a steady business. The per-
formance this week IS an excellent one, the
olio especially being attractive and enter
tanning. Commencing Monday night, an
entire new bill will be presented. giving
new acts. sketches statues, ETC., and host
of new faces, among whom will be the fol-
loving: Ada Linwood, vocalist; McPher-
son and Downell. Irish sketch artist: Tom
my Morrissey, jig dancer; Maud Morrissey,
serio c,mic; Ben. Collins, comedian, and
others. Matinee to-day and tomorrow at
the usual hour.
General Amusement and Dramatic Mention.
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
| Business is fair this week.
The amusement season is drawing to a
close.
| The Salisbury Troubadours are engaged
to open at Liverpool in July.
Stella Boniface will probably not remain
at Wallack's after this season.
Lolita has been prancing, singing, dane
ing, kicking and playing at Havelly's
Brookl' n Theater this week.
"Widow Bedott' is en- route to Cslifor-
MIA by ''easy stages (playing on the road J,
and will arrive in Frisco in July.
Drink" (DAssommoir) is being per-
formed in the Dutch language at an Am
sterdam theater. Its cup" is now full.
The dramatic version of edwin Drood,"
about to be pro luced in London, has re-
ceived the provisional title "Alive OF
Dead"
F. c. Bangs is to play John Strebelow
with the travelling "lanker's Daughter
combination of the Union Square Theater
next season.
Harry Watkins has written a play for
his daughter, Amy Lee. which he calls "a
Race for Love" She will probably star in
it next season.
Mr.. Hayman, the we'll known manager
OF the Queens Theater, Sydney, is now on
his way to this country in search of theat-
rical novelties for Australia
D'Oyly Carte captured pile of Ameri
can dollars while he was here, and now he
intends sinking them in new theater, to
front on the Strand in London.
Haverly's Opera Company found
their greatest success IN the South in Texas
Tie principals of the troupe will remain
the same next season, and two operas will
be added to the repertoire.
A Paris dispatch says: "Mlle. Bartet had
a great success in Sarah Bernhardt's part
in 'Ruy Bias Victor Hugo, the author OF
the play, who was behind the scenes,
fervently congratulated her."
Rice's Surprise Party Is doing a goad
business in Washington, with Forepaugh's
Circus as opposition. ANY company that
can play against circus and draw 70 ID
money, must be very strong in its attract.
ing powers
Mr.. VIM. b. Cahill. the popular Irish
character actor, has bought new Mile.
sian drama from a well known Enelish
dramatist, and will shortly bring it out IL
New York. 1t is said to be a strong, pic
tl,resqne, and attractive drama, and o.
especial adoption to the bent Of Mr.. CahilPi
genius.
At Niblo's Garden, New York, the Mas
todon Minstrels will bring their perform
ances to an end this week. They will
shortly appear in London, under the man
agement Of Mr.. Mapleson. Next weel
Mr.. Joseph Murphy will come forward q
this theater in his ever green drama
Kerry Cow"
Mary Anderson. upon leaving Toronto
April 26th, invited Haverlys Colored Min
strels to her private Car, and at her wisl
they gave as near a rrgnlar minstrel per
formance as the circumstances allowed
Stimulated by her interest, the company !
said to have given a memorably comic ant
Characteristic entertainment.
MUSICAL NOTES
Mr.. C. H. Dttman is no longer connect
ed with the management of Joseffy.
! suppe's "Boccaccio" is to be sung il
Boston by the Ideal" company during tn
present engagement there.
Patti, it seems. refuses to re-enter soci
ETY.. o, Why will YOU shut yourself up an
be an oyster-Patti2-[N. N. Y. Com. Adv.
There is report that Ambrose Thoms
is to write an opera for the young Amer
/ can prima donna, Miss Marie Van Zandt.
1t is said that the principal parts in M
Thomas new opera Francesca di Rimini,
will be created by Madame Christine Nil.
son and Signor Gsyarre.
Nine. Adolphe Adam, widow of the au
thor of lie Chalet and Isl jetais Roi,"
, dead. She was herselfHa clever musicia
D and gifted with fine voice.
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