The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-10
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Comic Opera Company. The company is a
strong one Monday night and Wednes-
day matinee "Girone-Girofa will be pro-
dnced with the following cast:
Giroe Girofla. Miss Adah Richmond
Marasauin, bankers son. ....:....~Mr Hayden Tilla
Bon Bolero, father of the twins ... James Vincent
Aurora, mother of the twins. Charlotte Hutchins
| Mourzouk, Moor......... Mons Louis Nathal
Lnsses LIAM
Guests.
Fenand. Hattie Delaro
ToIy burton
Lawyer. 0. Barnes
| Uncle Charles A. Gilbert
Ioafather J. Holland
Prdeslh M, bToW
Dancing Master. .......... Wm IL. MOnt
Cousins. Misses Delaro. Callano. Everly and Beebe
Bridesmaids. .Clairmont and Burton
Pirates Barnes, Gilbert aud Burton
Holland. Brown, Mont and Gehar
Chief OF Pirates Stephen q. Barnes
Act I-Courtyard of Don Boiero's mansion.
| Act II-Reception room in same.
| Act IIl-Breakfast room in same.
| On Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
nights, "Fatinitza' will be played.
vine-street Opera House.
The Vine-street "Bjnanza'' is doing
fine business, and running a strictly legiti-
mate and respectable show. This house
plays the finest variety performers in the
country, and may be called the best varie-
ty theater in the West. The bill this week
has been an excellent one. Tonight there
will be an entire change of programme.
The present company left to-day for New
Orleans and new faces will appear tonight.
| Among the new performers announced for
| the next week are Flora Moore, the great
est imitator in the country of Pat. Rooney;
NARROW and Mcbride, IRISH character
sketch artists; Minnie Ferrell (the electric
| Light, change artist; John Reilly, iuggler,
| late of John Robinson's circus; Howard
Darr and son, gymnasts, and spoken of as
the greatest in the profession. New acts,
living pictures, &c, will be put on, and the
performance will wind up with the usual
afterpiece.
Esher's Pslace.
The Esher boys are still striving to make
this place a success, and are giving first
class entertainment at prices within the
reach of all. On Wednesday next Charley
Fox, "Our German Friend" takes his bene-
fit, and host of ''specialties' have been
engaged for the occasion.
Charley is one of the "boys'' you know,
and deserves big house. Drop in and see
him.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Matinee this afternoon.
Joseffy plays in Boston next week.
Adelaide Nelson will be in Detroit next
week.
Frank Mayo appears in New York next
week.
Two "Pinafore'' companies are playing
in San Francisco.
"Evangeline' will probably have long
run in New York.
Sothern and his company have been re-
hearsing "A Beggar on H Jrseback," which
they will play on the road.
The Weathersby- Goodwin Froliques have
new play entitled yourselves"
1.-THE Commercial Travellers" is the name
Of the latest theatrical organization.
Verdi is reported to be engaged on new
opera, "Otello," book by Arrigo Boito.
| The Strakosoh Opera Company began an
engagement in Baltimore Monday night.
Joe Murphy plays "Kerry Cow" in Day
ton tonight, and at Macauley's in Louis
vile next week. ,'
| Mr.. Fawcett's new play, 'The False
Friend" will soon be produced at the
Union Square Theater. , ......
Carlotta PATHS recent troubles in San
Francisco may interfere with her trip to
Australia OH the 10th inst. t.....
Mrs. E. L. Davenport will reappear on
the stage at Harlem N. Y, next Tuesday
evening with the Warren Comedy Com
pany. ..H.
| Ada Richmond, who appears at Heuck's
next week, is an old favorite here and this
time brings thoroughly good opera COM
pany. ...'- ...a.... .'.
The Emma Abbott company begin an
engagement in st. Louis next week, and
Adele Belgrade remains in that city for
another week.
CiIildren's "Pinafore" performances have
now become the fashion in London, They
have ceased to excite any further interest
| in New York.
4 Mime. Nilsson made success in her FIRST
appearance in Madrid, but at latest &C.
from singing asecond time. GC
George f. Locke, better known as "Yan-
kee Locke" the comedian, died a few days
since at his home in Dracut, N. Y, of ty-
phoid fever. aged sixty-two.
Mr. Joe Jefferson returns to the stage
next week, after several weeks rest with
his family at Hohokus, N. J. He appears
Monday night at Norfolk, Va.
A Paris correspondent writes: ''The conn
poser Strauss has just completed new op.
efetta. la Mantile a Bsnti]le,' which will
/ be performed at Vienuaa aftar Christmas"
Gxhgnani Of Dec. 18th says: accord
ing to y rnn,or prevalent In artistic circles,
which We repeat under all reserve. Henri
j Wieniawski, the celebrated violinist, has
recently died At Moscow"
Mr. Wilson, tire very efficient scenic art
ist of Pixies Opers-house, has prepared a
4 model of scene in tire Bankers Daugh-
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