The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-16

Items Of Interest 70 the Play Folks
from Everywhere

Items Of Interest 70 the Play Folks
from Everywhere
"AlG Burnest'' - -
Clara Morris has teen very III sss.in.
Mr. AMI Mr.. j. q. Williamson ,r.. pIavlny n,
Melbourne.
Madame T~r-saC arreno 10 IN New YORK ate r
= long Western tour.
Mspl-son hopes To get Nilsson anu s,-r-t-r for
In. American season next winter.
Miss Mary Anderson closed a two we~ks Ell
s.x-ments Washington d. q. ia-t might.
Campbell has nov three t'sIIey siav-conpsnies
out AMI the play ha- been setcd over 10 times
Miss hate Cisxton Is PLAYING %. Caila.ia. and
there are M theatrical lire. ss far IS h-srt
FROM
he StrAko>,ti Italian. opers Troupe -anx
fsust at Martin Hail. Albany. N-w YORK
March ~.
J. ~ Es-instou', Great Novelty Company Al
smiths Hail next Monday AMI Tuesday evenings.
~, and u.
Milton Mobiles Combination are due in An.,,n,
Texas, MAnrh j.. ii. Cor,Scsna IL. Issil- Is Fort
Worth u, -
Mr.. MapIcs"ns COMPANY will return 10 London
immcsist"iy on the expiration IL the -~s.on ".
New York April L.
her partnership with Mrs D, 2 Bowers. - now
shining ~ lone star.
Emma Abbot, wita her English, OPERA compsny.
oP~ne,i = w~sks engagement ~ Nacani.y'
Theatre, Louisville, Ny, March :.
Al'irc r.r>Ioe'- Combustion, played My
Partner IN Pttt-bury. Pa. last week, ami " 10
plsy IN baltimore, MI, week OF II.
Mi-- Mary anderson will play PArth~ni. tot
;he bsn"n' az thu IrI-ii sufferers ON ST P.,rlrs
UAy. nj the Rrs"kiyn Park Thraler.
Mr.. Hool-y purposes tn devote MS theslef
IN Boston To negro nrInstr-i-y. and To- ESTABLISH
mt ~ Nsl- I.a. Nt.sFN
Mrs. u. y. Bowers will support Edwin B.oth
duriug his sprung engagement, ann a, the -lo--
VI ia" season uih retire from the stage.
NY Farther was pays'sn indianapolis. In,i.
March = ). j. and Inst.n-e the t.Esna ',per.
House, and attracted y nuni-To'~ stten,i.nr~
Mckee Rankin sni ai'- ieav~ tor Europe
about the i>t Vt April The HSnkin~ are 10
p"rted Q" hsve cleared Sa."ob by the Ds,pite..
lr. Won b.Ii"S hs~- y result Ut ms r.c~u,
re~ttal> IN ts,rInsny. sent Herr Wagner ~ sg ~.
cash t"~sr'i the exi~nse- oi mounting Psrslt.i
Agnes H"rnd"n Will APPEAR ut Smith, Hail
peat "Wednesday and THURSDAY evenings IN III.
play o' Lady Chsii"a-r ant n rru. ua-
man.
Billy MctllI-teT'> Nini.tT-t- L,reil. Pearson
manager. performed Ia r"p~ka. ks-., Msryh =
i-'"Ic0ce =, OTTAWA To-. ''Srn~tt ~. lola -. Par
sons H.
ia"renc" Barrett AMI Company played IN Law
renee. Mass, March :. Worcester ., Hartford,
-: 10, Ne~ Haven u. Springfield, Mass. u
HoIy"k~ D..
The PuyIy '.rte Company from the Filth.
avenue Theatre hogan s-rk'- engagement al
the BROOKLYN tr.,'i.my M.r-hs IN The Prrs,.s
t.i P~nGsnc~.
The Rerx-r~ and Sol S,u.lh H..>.eil CAV. thet,
entertainment ia Oss,loo>ss. ioSa. =. Is- Nome.
=. MsT>hsiit"wn .i". lows Cay, 10. t,rsnd R.p.i,
u, Clinton -.
The Fl"r-w--- amused the ct,ix~n- vi Columbus
emo, Nsrs-h =. -. ChiIl~ctle is, Z.ue-yilI,. d!
Wooster IL. tkrtu - AID IA, vel. md :.
tor one week
II IL related oi Blind Tom that whom ~ ms
'srurSs home ne ref',.iis- % one gut, ft~ t.t,no
IN building apart fr.'in tl. o,ttrr-. and rlaS
.say and night Ike q mailman.
Miss Maggie N.;cIs .r.kn.~ i~,is~- the; -l... !.
forty four >iI- made her Br-t sppeArsrr- "l
the stage st The cid Park Theatre New work
Shsn she WAS iouEts~u year. oil.
Ssi-bary'> Troub$tour- have -.or.i IN tln.
ausllie'i >s'e'e-. IN Chr,.c with the p-t.rnr.n-s
of"rhr Erc"S az Hcveriy. rhesirs Ans ,.
the last week ut their engagement.
]. n. Emmet, 10 is said. viii make h. dItur.
home IN Albany. " y, having purchased lsn.t ou
the Boulevard. upon which he in;eni- To huhi
. costly Residence during the comm: summer.
Daniel T. Bsnsimann - stIli confined to hi.
room from injuries received Nv failing rnto 81
excavation in the .IdeWalk AZ Columns. ~. and
all he unable Ia meet hrs engagement som.
time,
3, Perkins le,,tursd IN uwasso, Mrch. Msph
- y, VtNttrptsISs tuJ.. tsXonler iI
kokomc u. Lafayette rs. aud vii lecture al
Hanover C"llesc IL, Ashland, Ny. Is, Hsinden
Ohio, ~.
Mrs. s..ott-s,dious read h-fcr~ large anlien-s
At the Grand opera HOUSE, Toronto. Ont
Marrh =. She sI-o appeared at . ins;ine~ perform
ane~ VA the Pavilion OF the horticul,ura
Gardens d.
J. n. Hsv.riy's chu-ch-Choir Op~r, Company
>. H. Max manager. played "r.nsiore u
anzpolis, Ind Mareh =. n. LAFAYETTE =
Ss,r,r a Ia. m
Ia, Il, Burlington ~.
J. X. EInm~s ant eonpany played the pas
week in the Acad~my Of MUSIC. Buffalo. n. Y.
presenting Fritz in Ireland. BUSINESS vas very
large, standing room betng ~ a premium
throughout the week
ed to large audiences i'm Minneapolis. MINI.
March =. 4. II Paul >, Omaha, Neb, =, Counci
Bluffs. la. p ~. Joseph. Mo. IL. L~sv-nwor,h
Has, II. Kane IS City Mo. u.
IL II stated as q solemn fsct that the perform
ance NJ y Louisville theafer ~ss -fsvtuslly
broken mp one night no, long ago by some ons
in the lobby shouting: 'Conie, Colonel, let Us Z,
aud get drink"
Mr. John 7 Raymond hs. arranged With Mr.
Holng>hsad. the manager OF the safety Thea
ter. London. for the pr,iurtion ~ ''Co Sellers
At that piace next sea.on, and Will 10 ia
EngIsnd at the close u hrs present engagement
Miss Ada Cavend,>h and company were u
'.Cisncar'y." The New Msy't.i~n," Much Adj
About Nothing" and .'Romeo and Juliet" az the
P'tt-isurg Pal Opers-houss the past week. Tn.
engagement was more Of an artistic than nnsr-
cial sm--e>s.
Hs,eriy'. United Masro,icu Minsrr-,s appear
.. Brockson 10. Lynn ~. Manchester. n H.. !.
HaverhiiI, Mass. 81. and wIii appear ut Portland
Ne. u, Portsmouth. " H.. III. ';lonc~-ter. Mass.
u. Salem II. CambTntgeport ~.
Eiwin Booth has written conyratuIxtory let
ter inior-iuy the improvements IN the new
Madison Square Thsater. III this plan lof th'
double sss2el could h. su,~-ssfIiIy pursued h.
says ION larger scai~. vt 'eh - Vet question
the old splt-~ceue style should he atssns med IN
every case where dnpth can lie obtaIne,l'
"AlL Burnett has be-n giving hr, entertain
m~nt. for about forty Years longer than an,
living man IN hts business DR.. Nslenune ans
oth.r> ahc CAV" Similar entertainments hevin.
died IN their prime Among his many ruro>It,e.
he has Ia hrs p"s>--s,'.n n programme in whiei
he appeared over sssn,y i've years age. HIS
life II written would H. an interesting one.
I.isre Price Fscas~r WAS warmly Welcomes
hscs ,o the stage when che returned ~ 10 al
wco.i', Museum. Philadelphia. March Z. on ~hrf
occasion she appeared a. Miss Mtiburn- Hell
acting iia- Lost non. NJ the old charm. Her voice
- ss sympa'hesr, her magnetism - ~ great
her variAnre> of IIxs.t AMI shade carefully
con.,d red AMI every sietsii Of her method - a,
skiifuliy elaborated, re 81 YOKE.
Rarnuus Greatest Show on earth to open
thor season wa the Am~rs-Sn Institute, <ew Sork
q ~. playing there ~" weeks, then - to BROOK
iyn e. q like p~rio.i. BOSTON. Mass and thef
Wes; . Ear - Omaha, Neb. They NAV Visit San
Fran SEQ. Cal. should the condition Of afkaire IN
thst stt v tS favorable sseorg. y. Barley and Mr.
Wst~rrnan recently returned from Europe, bring
ing iArx- quantity Of material for the SHOW
Mr.. Henry irving. says letter from London,
is the subject Of considerable gossip At the
clubs now rumor having % that . bFrsch OF z
serious nature has grown up between the ira
xesiian and Lady Bur'iett-Cousts, his sristocratw
and Sealthy patrcuess. he cause Ofthe trouble.
u n. said. Is Miss Ellen Terry. who 10 noW piay.
ing sith Mr. irving. aud to whom he has trans
Serred that singI--h~arted devotion winch h.
once gave as an offering to HE art.
The weakest woman, smsllest child,
and s,ckest invalid, can uss Hop bi.ierr
With safety snd great good.
Nalaria DESTROYED.