The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-12

1k0T D0-oO.
Nov plruse don't make . WY face because
I want to use your columns ~ Medium
Of praise to two very deserving clas<es. viz:
actors and authors. All: that's right
that smile makes you look ~ though you
had eaten whole strawberry shortcake for
dinner. and washed il down With hottie
Of 'Bureundy"-sad believe yon have.
Well, the ssr.sf way 10 mans heart is
through his stomach, and that's fact.
know this by experience, and now that 70"
are full, We will have little chat. The
world il full Of smart women, and this
spruce little city has her full share Of rep
resentatives, II report is truthful; that they |
are beautiful, I kno~, and am willing tn
take the rest for grantee. IL IL not, how
ever, Of the accomplishments and Wit 81
the lsdie. Of Sedal,a that wish Z" sPeak-
at least. not At Preaent; their time will
come in due sraaon. ! wish q" allusie Z"
some Of the women Who are iefore the
public nov, a bread winners for then,selve-
and their children, and oisen.I grieveto AID.
for disipated husbands, also. Foremost
among the names Of ihn-e toiling in the
dramatic Geld are Mary Scoit Sisido"<.
Roe Eytinee, Clara Morris. Fanny Daven-
port, Adelaide Neil-on, Aimee, and hall {.
dozen other celebrities. have listened tn
the unsurpassed interpretations and watch
Cd the impa~ioned, eloquent 'acting" Of
the aforementioned lady, before an audience
that yielded her . net profit al Sl,0OO,
| when her husband was dead sirxnk only two
blocks away! No wonder she throws 80
much pathos and despair into her art. for
Il r. her all.
I@-a than two years ag" l saw Rose
Estinge, ~ leading lady in "IIl Astray."
n the Union Square Theatre, New York.
/ The play had two runs, each Of hundred
nights, aud there was no abatement Of in
t~rest. She held her audience slpell-bound,
Tor her m1lchless talent rivalletl her peer
leH beauty, and both we're perfect. She
received for her services 500 per night.
She was equally successful in "The Geneva
Cross" and .R"-e Michel" She is now IN
the great roles If the legitimate drama, no
tably, in cleopatra" She, also. has a
husband who is willing TO he Supported.
Everybody knows the power Of Glars
Morris voice on the susceptible hearts Of
mankind. A Cleveland table waiter once
declared that her request for Smother small
piece Of steak, p'en~," always brought the
iean to his eyes.
Misses Davenport, Nelson, Dyas. Gran
ger, Wainwright and GrAse d. Urfey were
before the New York public las different
Juliets In the various acts Of the tragedy oI
"Romeo and Juliet") the 3lst ult. 1t wa
. cunning device on the part Of Mr.. Rig
mold, to secure \ large audience. The
house was packed, bat, ! believe, according
10 the San, that the rendition Of the several
Juliets-aside from Fanny Davenport
was bad. Ii served Rienold right. He
had no business with half dozen beautie.
On his hands-at least, not in New York
Across the East River it would have heer
all right. The women above-mentiones
are all dramatic starr, and most Of then
. are smart.
In the literary field We have scores o
women, beautiful, brilliant and witty
women Of rare merit, who are in6nitel!
superior in csery respect, to the little. insig
ni6cant puppies, in the gaise Of manhood
that dare 10 criticize them. I will only re
Ter to two, viz: Susan r. Anthony and
Mary C!emmer Ames.
Several ye.n ago the aforementioned lad!
started a paper-"The Revo:ntionist"-i'
the city of Rochester, n. Y. Notvi,h
!, standing her indomitable pluck, size failed
owing $ll 900. The bankrupt Law WAS il
full force, but Susan did not take advan
tase Of il a. many men q do; or. If no
. that, invest their wealth in their wive'
names, and inirench themselves hehin,
their wives skirts, ~ possible screen iron
!. the deserved scorn Of the public and tb
I curses Of their creditors. No! Susan hs'
D an aged mother and IN invalid brother de
e pendent on her, and she cared for them liz
!. the noble woman that she l., and last yea
; ahe emerged from the wreck Of the IRE Va
b lutiou" free from debt. having earned ever
q cent Of the money herself, to bring aiou
. that result; and recommend 70 all III
: h.ng-doS men who see this article. and ~
. accustomed to aneer At the koaes efforts Of
{ woman tn make her way in the world, I
l cut il out, put il in their pocket, remov
' il three times . day and read that porto
which refers to Susan.
e Mary CIemmer Ames n one Of the nnn'
., succes~ful writers Of the day. II makes m
Il laugh when l figure mp her salary a.
e newspaper correspondent. Thirty dollar
q per week from the New York InAq~adea
= q know this is true, for I've been in Ii
Office when she drew her monthly salary
thirty dollars for every letter she writes
the Cincinnati (emmerriai; her own pris
b for all the work outside Of these two of6c,
which she has time to accomplish, and sh
4 places no mean estimate on her pen. Thin
y Of this young men, Who are working for
z salag( kceeding Fifty or seventy-6v
= doll&7( S6sh, and smoke fever cigar
= buy fewer diamond engagement rings IN
!. spend your money for some good work q
Tie lives Of the hard working CLASSES abov'
mentioned, (for their lives are mt those ,
ease and indulgence, BY any neans) 20
yousselses. and 80 and do likewiae-if 70
|" can. Al all events. don't sneer at the lite
aEy productions Of the women Of the pre-
ent aee I'LL you can write something ,
n good or kay - good. Dor.
n Sedalia, June 8, n.
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