The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13
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vine-Street Opera-House.

"As~f PAOSV oiC pObh nCWs VIVA hiehaiy S'e>-o
points. For next week number OF new
people are billed, and Kelly and Welsh,
the great Irish team, song and dancei
Alice Bateman, clog dancer, and several
Others of this weeks Company remain next
week.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Milton Mobiles is in Texas.
Barney Macauley is in New Orleans.
Wilhelmj is still on the Pacific Coast.
Mccullough appears in St Louis March
18th.
Mr.. Sothern will act in Chicago April
18th.
Good business at all the theaters this
week.
The Troubadours close in New York to-
night.
"Pinafore' and diphtheria still ravage
the interior towns.
Alice Oates Opera Company are due here
from Chicago Monday.
"The Tourists open in New York City
Monday night for run"
"Pinafore" is the name of new post
office in Butler County, Pa.
Gus Williams is billed to open in Mil
waukee Monday for one week.
Harry Ellis will Join Kate Claxton's COM
pany tonight in Wheeling, w. Va.
''Gill's COLLINS will be at Heuck's week
after next, following @. L. Graves Combin-
alton.
Gilbert and Sullivan will produce 1.-THE
Pirates of Penzance' at the Opera Comique
in Lond"n, March Goth.
Gilbert and Sullivan want to try again.
The Pirates of Pengance," as popular
success won't wear.-[Chicago Exchange.
Did you ever hear of a concert that was
not ''grahdT And did you ever know of
sick actor who was not "rapialy recover
ing~
A new Opera-house is to be built on the
public square in Lancaster. O., by a COM
pany recently incorporated, with capital
of $75, ,000
The idea of making party of pirates the
subject of comic opera is not original
with Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan. Balfe
did so many years ago"
1t is intimated that Mr.. Henry Mapleson,
Jr, will bring an English opera company to
this country, another season, with Marie
Roze as its prilna donna.
The injuncti restraining Manager Cros-
sy from performing "The See Cadet at
the North Broad-street, Philadelphia, is
still in. force, and the theater remains
closed.
J. X. Emmett, it is said, will make his
future home in Albany, N. Y, having pur-
chased land on the Boulevard, upon which
intends to build acostly residence dur
ing the coming summer.
well.meaning young man, who, doubt
less, has no object in view save that of gain
ing useful information, desires to know If
John A. Stevens income is "Unknownf'
This same correspondent in all sincerity
and cand"r, intimates that the Chinaman
in "My Partner would make an unsatisfac-
tory pupil in grammar because he can only
parse low.
Miss Annie Brewster writes from Rome,
February 18th, to the Philadelphia Tele-
egram as follows: AT recent entertain
ment given in Rome, Mr.. e. Brooks Scovel
sang. His voice is fresh pure, tender
tenor, more than caressing, passionate and
warm in character. 1t is not so remark
able for strength as for exquisite quality
and delicacv. Mr. Scovel has already made
a most creditahle debut in Brescia, where
he sang for two weeks last spring in Ira
viata.' As he has the command OF means
and leisure he has not been obliged to
push his career. He has refused all offers
of impresarios and returned to Milan to
continue his studies under the veteran
master Lsmperti. With this excellent
teacher he intends to remain two years,
and hard study it is. But then, a lovely
tenor voice is worth it, and art with him is
a passion. 1t is charming to hear him talk
about his studies" MIR. Scovel is the
brother of May Fielding, now taking the
part of the young Queen of Portugal in
'The Royal MILDLY" at Daly's Theater.
Commodure Mutt is in California witt
his Combination.
The Academy Of Music, Wheeling, w
Va, opened this week.
Frank Frayne now asks $4,000 for hi
dog. Keep on asking.
Pat. Rooney is getting off his Irish to th,
Quakers in Philadelphia.
Lille D'Alve, of the D'Alve Sisters,
lying very sick in Philadelphia.
Dan. Hart, formerly manager of Esher'
Palace, this city, is in Milwaukee.
, The latest sketch is called 1.-The Game O
Fifteen" and is now being played by Minis
trel company in Philadelphia.
Esher's Palace, which opens and close
somewhat after the manner of dubiou
and meditative clam, is now announced t
) open this summer.
Reserved seats, twenty-five cents" sal,
the BOY, paying quarter to the tailor fo
enough goods to put patch on his pant
where it was needed.
Yank Adams is in Baltimore. His friend
; will be pleased to hear that he has secure
an interest in the King High-kickers' Com
Q bination, and will soon proceed to rails
: dust and wear out the roads with it.
|: The May Fisk Blonde party attracted
very small audience in Nashville, and th
Daily Banner says the show was the mos
= ! indecent one ever in that city. . It must b
! tough" when the Tennesseeans kick.
/ Thomas #. Hughes, late manager an
one of the proprietors Of the Internations
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