The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

isw. the letters ri some females a. &c.
centric n the part which has scared
the Others of Geo'y. DE- Lesparr., in
Led AsIray. is one of these. Draw
ing-room roles always score conguesls
among tine better class. When / pat
oil a plumed nat and carry q napier.
the paper-box factories aid drv gopds
stores wake up. But there isn't part
you can scare up that w"n;in'i make
. hit s,me where. There isn't mean
er role ia the range of the drama. ior
instance. than Michael Fsazy. in Ar
rsh-n -P"gue. S'me years ago ]
played il ter fri-ud'. benefit, aud the
papers s,id ! made it a. hateful a.
,ny man conld. Well. NAV be
never mind, will be ANYHOW, guess
if didn't capture three Idiots. even
sIth my scraich Wig and nv sneaking
villainy. La fact, come To think uf ii.
I was once IN q c,,mDanv one at whDss
stock pieces MAS Old Curl .siiy shop.
The fellow vino played V.'lp WAS a,'
artist. His performance wa> the IN st
eiaborsiely villsin".is I eyer SAN. But
M Was a 'masher.' and the rate AT
which ne perforated the sensibilities Of
.l- Iadv audience was Incredible.
In the DAYS when neg ro min>,rel>y
vas an ar'. the
MN TRtLs WERE FAMOUS
t.r their c"nqu-s,-. l dom, know
whether there 1, anv occult attraction
in burnt cork ar not. hut they heat
Us al' hollow fur many lDng years
Some very curious stories are told
among the fraternity on this subject.
One Of the latest concerns wife al
Philadelphia lawyer. whose name j. a
famous one throughout the country.
At a burl-sque performance q, u SEC
oni-rate theatre there she saw the
comedian with other eyes than those
Of mere passing interest. She opened
I'D a filtration. which he ieiped along.
and ended nv abandoning her home
and following him. While her m"ney
lasted she Travelled from place to place.
keeping pace with the company and
her lover. When she went Droke she
contrived to obtain a p,si,ion in the
troupe sufficient to paw her bosrd.
She has no dramatic talent aud is no
actress, and can have no hope IF ever
being one. But she renounces her
old life of luxury for that Of fifth
rate travelling company. for whim
who's. object is almost tired of her.
now that the charm of novelty il over.
AZURE FOR THE BEAKTaCHE.
The fiite i-year-old daughter Of =
we'll known newspaper editor fell Ia
love with an actor. successful star,
but married. with children older than
herself. aud by no means man whom
women would be thought to go mad
over. She loved him with the ar
dor Of Pa,agonian wcrshippins his
skull. and As i, was impnssi-
bic for her ;o give voice To her adnra-
ton she permitted concealment to p-r-
form the warm act until her waichful
parent beyan to notice the
change in her. and scent trouble.
A series Of investigations. quietly
SIT on foot by Mrs. Blank. resulted in
the discovery, in the most secret re-
cesses OF the lovelorn damsels sarato-
ga. of a scrap book.
1t was a scrap book Of the most ele-
CANT character, as befited lis use. and
il was half flied with laudatory No.
tees of the cap,urer of the COLLECTOR.
and the romantic and. Of
course. verscious yarns the newspapers
are in the habit of retailing about our
favorite actors and actresses. With
out informing Miss Blank IF her Dis
covery of her secret. Mrs. b. c. M
with her husband. Blank
lidn't 60 of and horse-whip the
FACINATING d sCIPLE OF THEsPrs;
neither did he immure his amornus
,f-pring in the Dunery: or. in short,
proceed to any Of the via!ences an All.
yered parent generally does. He sim
ply returned the album to its hiding
place. aud spent week collecting all
he stories in Miss Blanks idols disfa
FOR he could find in al! the offi 20 ex-
change lists When he had made
'ery extensive gathering of these b.
Ind his wife spent a night. while Mis-
Blank Was away on visit, adding
hem to the goodiy company in the
crap book
When the young lady returned she |.
vt to work to paste a c"upie &c no. /:
ices of her fav.riie she had picked !
lP. in her precious volume. The !
''lks in the next room heard an aston
.hed exclamation, which told thar she
'sd discovered the additions. There
gas a brief silence as she read them:
hen the book hanged against the wall. 1
nd Mis- Bank washed her illusions
way in a food Of tears
"And | guess the cure is perma-
emf, too. observed Blank. "for YOU
ant induce her to GU TO the theatre
/ all now"
A ROMA ~CE OF LOTTERY TICKET.
There il another * victim Of the
cupid here who cherishes
rudge against the theatre now. ton.
he is dashing blonde, well known
sporting circles IA Clara Wright. 1
ho presi'les over dainty little tenn
Il If orn ,mented vice not 81. far from
'e Fifth Avenue hotel that the west
n huver can't str"ll there "f AL even
g without firing himself. Clara is mo-
rious as one IF the most infatuated
'mesters in the metropolis. Every
'llar she can rake together gives. in
'e way or another. in the lap of
lance.
A few months ago her blonde head
came the slave If an infa,uati,n Tor
younp EnCliSh actor nlsvinO NJ ON