The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-24
THE DAILY STAR
THE AMUSEMENT WORLD.
Musical and Dramatic Events Of
This City and Elsewhere.
What Our Theaters are Doing and the
Promises They Make.
Pixies 0pera-house.
''rHE BANKERS DAUGHTER"


Golfers Union Square Company opened
Monday night in The Bankers Daugh-
ter 10 magnificent audience, filling every
part Of the house The piece had been well
advertised and highly spo ken of In the East,
and was found to be we'll worthy of all the
good things that have been saiduf it. The
company IL, in all respects, one of the finest
that We have seen for years, and nothing
was left but to put the piece on in Manager
Nunez's accustomed manner to make the
production of "The Bankers Daughter an
event of especial interest to lovers of amuse-
Ments The latter was more than done.
Mr. Wilson, the scenic artist, took special
pains with his part OF the work. and few
people of the vast throngs that have visited
Pixies this week have ever seen prettier or
more imposing stage effects than they there
witnessed. Altogether a most delightful
entertainment is offered which no one can
afJrd to miss. 1.-THE Bankers Daughter
at the matinee this afternoon and tonight.
Extra performance of "The Bankers
Daughter" will be given Sunday night.
This will be tine first Sunday performance
at Pixies this season.
TO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
1.-THE Bankers Daughter has proved
such success that it will be continued a
part at least of next week. Seats can not
be secured too early.
Grand Opera House.
KATE CLAYTON THIS WEEK.
On Monday night Kate Claxton, support
eddy Mr.. Stevenson and good company,
opened to fair house in "a Double Mar
Tisse." The piece was new here, but evil
tlxy ctr,L !, "a
bly, as did The Two Orphans" and there
was general desire to see the star in her
old part of Louise" in which she has al
waysbeen favorite. On Thursday night
the 1.-Two Orphans" was put on, anda fine
pick up in business was the result. Miss
Claxton is peculiarly suited to the charac-
ter of Louise" which she renders finer
than any one who has undertaken the role.
The support is quite good, and the popular
play has seldom been seen to better advan-
tage. The 1.-TWO Orphans will be present.
ed at the matinee to-day and tonight and
for the last time at an extra performance
10 be given Sunday night.
MR.. soTHERN NEXT WEEK.
Next week at the Grand Opera-house we
sre to have the great comedian, Mr.. Soth-
ern, whose advent is always an event of in
terest to all classes of theater-geer& He
comes supported by fine company. Mr..
Sothern himself 10 too familiar to need
word said in his favor, but OF his new COM
sdy company. a New York paper says:
1.-THE members Of Mr.. Sothern's COM
pany who accompanied him from England
haveacquired high need of praise, Miss
Stewart and Mr.. Blakely having been
hailed as, valuable additions to the Ameri-
can, stage, and their extended stay among
US presaged." ..
Monday and Tuesday evenings January
26th and 9TH, "Lord Dundreary"
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings, THE Crushed Tragedian."
Friday evening, January 30th, "His
Brother Sam," and "Dundreary Married
and Settled"
Saturday matinee aud night to be am
nouneed. er
Tho casts for tho onauip6 ,,ioh{ 10 nc fol