The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-14

Dora hltby....."........M Miss Alice q. sherwood
Mrs. JACK Iatters Mlss Martina wren
Mrs Sing ...-..Ida Hack
Fanny ANDERSON ...................-Juiia benton
Nellie Tatters ...................-."."-L Benson
In addition to the piece a number of
specialty performers will appear. Promin-
ent' among them are the popular Fieldings,
J I'm and Maggie; Mr.. John Leach, Chinese
impersonator; Walter Fletcher, German
comedian; Collins and Wren, in character
sketches. This makes an attractive bill.
vine-street 0pera-house.
The Vine-street "Bonanza" is running
fine programme this week. and conl-
mencing Monday night new acts. sketches,
&C., BY number Of new performers, will
be put on. Among the new faces to appear
are: Mullen & MCGEE, Irish comedians;
Williams 4 sully. song and dance; Harris
& Wood, Dutch comedians. The SN aims re-
main, US do several others # the present
company. A new piece, said to be very
funny, will conclude the performance
Matinees to-day and tomorrow.
Notes.
Matinees at all the theaters.
John Mccullough is in Galveston, Texas.
Agnes Wallace is playing through In
diana. i
R. White has retired from the Kate Clax.
ton Company. g.E- r.;-
Benefit of Chorister Boys at Music Hall
this afternoon. IT,. ... a"
Kate Cla1ton has Cancelled her engage
ment IN California
Den, Thompson is playing through the
East with great success.
Glasgow, Scotland, has five theaters, and
Liverpool City has nine.
A correspondent wants to know when
Joe jefferson will appear in this city again.
Next season. ..,
Hon. William Parsons, of Ireland, de.
liyers the Unity Club lecture tomorrow
afternoon. So l .
Tho Maplesou Opera Company will be In
Cleveland, O., on the 18th, 18th and l4th Of
next month. ,r. ..5 ..., gs. r.
Mr.. and Mira Bandmann's tour through
this country is not proving highly success
full, financially. .....
III. Power has secured cthe right to
play "Dr Clyde" and is organizing COM
pany for tour. ... .... - M.
"Leah" is one of the new characters in
which Fannie Davenport has recently ap.
peared with success
Vierlint's "Rape Of Sabines" was per
formed at St. Louis Thursday night for the
first time in America. @'
Katie Putnam and Edwin Clifford's Com
pany closed their travelling season In Mo.
bile, Alabama, February 4th I.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers offer an in
teresting entertainment. Don't fail to take
them in, at 1872 West Filth street. E
Theo. J. Toedt, tenor, lately with Patti, is
now singing Ralph Rackstraw" with q
Pinafore Company in San Francisco.
The merchants of New Orleans have
qua, anteed Max Strakosch Q subscription
Of $50, 900 for an Italian opera season next
| winter. 4.r,.f.- .. 4sJ +r t-4.
NJ. Offenbach is engaged on new oper-
eta entitled "Le Chevaler de Rouffier," "
the libretto being by M. CASTOR Marote and
the late H. Nazet 3"
Campanini, Of Her Majesty's Opera, Is
said 70 give Colonel Mapleson more trouble
than ali the other male artists of the CON-
pany put together te. aae, lid.
A dramatic critic writes that he has been
to all of the thirteen pantomimes now per.
forming in London. 1t took him two weeks
and day to accomplish this. r.
Vinie Clancey, with the Goodwin w Weath.
ersbey FroliqIes, made quite hit in St
Louis Miss Weathersby has not yet on.
tirely recovered from her recent illness.
The list Of new pieces produced during
the past year at the London and Paris the
aters shows very large majority in favor
of the English. Only ninety-one new
pieces we're produced in Paris, As against
les in London and 102 in the English
Provinces .a ts5 gE..7 THi
A we'll known manager was applauding I
pretty actress the other evening in New
York thsstsr, whom hssuddsnly DISCOVERIES