The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
BERNH RDT GONE.
Quitting New York to B'giu q
Journey that is 10 End with
the Winner.

From the Nev YORK. sun, Dec
I The long hall of the second hnor OF
the Aibemsrle hotel WIS blockade
early last evening With truaks aud
travelling Gases. ranging in s;ze irom u
piano case tn u hand Dag lnnum.r-
able bundles and small packages were
strewn over and among them. The
significance 1T this confusion WAS that
Mile Sara Bsrnhardi was about To
move. Winding their way through
this labyriuIh vi feminine and theat-
real essentials. Mile Bernhard,'s
farewell visitors found her flu'te-ing
about in u small, co~y bou.i,ir at the
end Of the hall. The sides OF the
room were Incl with Il raj tokens.
ana large cr;:ire table bIre pvra-
mid at II .werS. Arranged in elaborate
designs. Sara Brrnhsr,ii, dressed IN a
robe of brwa,led white velvet. that
swept in Icns graceful train from
her slender w.I,, moved rapidly.
talking to her familiar guests and tn
the attendants who were slowing
away her goods in the adj inning
rooms. When reporter aSke! her
that question which Is doubtless either
sadly ar ludicrnu>ly familiar tn every
pubic person who comes tn these
shores from abroad, and which l.
>tereotyped on the Tongue Of every
professional Interviewer. relative g.
I her impressions of New York and ils
people, she hurst in;o merry laugh.
Then she replied that she woult! vii.
linglv give her opinion Of both. hu, Of
the city she had seen very little. With
the exception oi three times, all her
drives had bren confined 10 passages
B between her hotel aud the the..tre.
She had - EN- busy oh. 80 busy"
and the actress dropped her eloqueat
hands. and for the mt meni assumed
the attitude aud expression If com
pi-;e WEAKNESS. But If she had been
u" busy To- see the city, she had GER
,aiuiy seen something ut its people.
isr they had come where she could
see them. Tine reply. in well chosen
French words. that seemed 10 rival
each ether in leaving her lips first WIS
equivalent To. ''She could not say she
had" The box office statistics show
that nearl, iGo. O'b persons witnessed
her performances. Would she re
willing to make public her hon, :,
opinion %! the arama'ic sense at these
hundred Thousand per-nns? Ges, she
had been delighted with her audit nceS.
They had not hem n enthusiastically
iemo,is,ra,iye ~ Those she had been
accustomed Z" IN her uatice land She
hal net expected that. But they hal
shown thorough appreciation. which
had been source ut great gra'ifica-
/ tim 70 her. TIE prh'tc she hal Just
rs.I.s.! p.syir. before had been I'Iick
in it, perception, critica.-mo,e so
than her OWE public hair in ITS
DETERMINATIONS In word, the pub
nc had pleased her; she hopsd she
had pleased il. As ;o another PHASE
ut the success If ner visi; equally
desirable and more tangible. she said
that il had been all she had been lei
To suspect. From what the papers
bad said of her. she inferred thar she
had made new friends Mile Bern
hsr,lr AMI her company departed last
nigh, ON long journey. They left
on the 10 Oc!nck train for Il ,ston,
Bernhard, aud The managers in y sp.-
cial car. Thsy will remain in B,s,un
tSO weeks, then cn'ue buck as far rs
New Haven tor one night. go tn Hart
frd for another night. aa,l reach
Montreal De %. Alter pisvi1g
there three nights, they come down
to B,liinpre for fou- nights. arriving
IN Philadelphia Jan. 3, where they are
TO remain a week. Next there Is two
weeks work To he done in CLi,-,yo.
and one M ST. Louis, beginning Jan
"a. Cincinnati; is To- have tour ..igh,,,
and New Orleans the week beginning
Feb. Is. Other dates AMI engage
ments have Not been decided upon.
hut the time will he corrupted until
spring. when Nile. Becnhardt returns
,o this CITY for second season Of two
weeks. While she is travelling she
will add to her repertoire for her
spring season. here. Among the PLAYS
that she has decided to study is
..l,Etrappera."