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

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Thursday Evening. February 17th-First
and only production in the original French
of "Mignon," opera c0mique in three acts
and five tabeaux. Words by NM. Michael
Care and Jules Barber. Music by Am
broise Thomas.
Wednesday Afternoon-Only time and
matinee, and first time here in French Of
Lies Cloches de Corneville" THE Chimes
OF Normandy"), opera comique in three
vile and CADET. Music by r. Planquette
Wednesday Evening, February lStn-A
new opera. First and only production
here in its original French form of lie
Petit Due" opera comique in tnree acts.
Words by MN. Meilhac and Ludovic
Halevy. Music by Charles Lee co. Pro-
duced with magnificent costumes aud prop
critics, an unsurpassed mise en- scene and u
great cast.
Thursday Evening, February 19th-"Ls
Perichole," opera bouffe in three acts and
four tableaux Words BY MN. Meilhac and
Halevy. Music by J. Offenbach. .te..
Friday Evening, Feb. 2Oth.-Gala night,
benefit of Mile. Paola Marie. and first and
only production here Of Madame Favart."
Opera Con,ique, in three acts W, rds by
Mn. Duru d Chivot Music BY Offenbach.
Produced here upon scale of unsurpassed
maguiticence, including new costumes,
properties aud effects. and great cast.
Saturday Afternoon.-Farewell matinee.
Magnificent revival and only time ol
"Gir fe-Giroha" Opera Boutfe in three acts.
Words by MN. Vanloo & Leterrier. Music
by Charles Lecocq.
SATURDAY., Feb 21st.-Last night but one.
A new opera. First time here and first pro.
duction in America by this Company. LA
Marjolaine." Opera Comique, in three acts,
Words by MN. Duru q Chivot Music by
J. Offenbach.
Sunday-Farewell night Last per
formance by this Company. Only time o
the magnificent production, LA Grandt
Duchesse. Opera Bouffe, in three acts
and four tableaux. Words by NM. Neil
hac & Halevy. Music BY Ofenbach.
Pixies opsra-houss.
MISS THURsBY's coNcERTs. a.
Following Growers Comedy Company
which did not cut big figure, came Mis-.
Emma Thursby. who gave her first concer,
Thursday night to fine house Hel
marked triumph on that occasion was fully
, mentioned in these columns and need moi
be here repeated. Last night the second
concert took place. but the driving rain al
day prevented people from securing seats
so that the audience, though good for such
weather, as not any thing like what would
have been out under even ordinarily favor
able circumstances, lEGGl 3l'
The programme was OF similar character
to that of the previous evening, and Miss
lhursby and the other artists were just al
warmly received. The troupe is one oi
the finest we have heard for years. They
} close their engagement with the concer
this afternoon, rendering the following
programme:i1 a fiq l"ut4W II9H
Air Va'iee".s Tcn: :..; Vieu1temp'
"Goodby, Sweetheart Hattor
tG .is Mr.. Brans0n. N
Poonaise from Mignon.. .Thoma
Miss Emma Thursbs.
Largo II Factotum"-Aria. ii Barbiere. ........
| '... Signor FerrantL
Ave Marie ...G0unoC
Miss Emma ThuIsby and Mons Adamowskt
once Again M ; R;.nson '''su'liVA'
zigeiner welsen". .....sarasat
!, n- Mons Adamowskt.
Inc 0''' gong Miss Emma TnarsDy. ~
Comic Song-"Fem que femine". ..~...........Ricc
. 80 Signor ,Fsrrsnt. Eal
THE CLIO CLUE TONIGHT. a..
This evening the Clio Club, favorit
amateur organization, will present 'Sil
ver," for the benefit OF the Relief Union.
GUS WILLIAMS NEXT WEEK.
Commencing Monday night next Gu
Williams, the inimitabls German dia
lect actor, will appear for ons week in hs
comedy "Our German d Senator."T Tn
piece is written to give scope to the pecu
liar talents Of the star. and Is admirabl.