The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

Frank Mavo talks Of tackeliny the
legitimate next season.
Mile Aimee is said 20 be the bes: poker
PLAYER that sdOrns the stage.
-JanauscLek closed weeks engagement
at Galveston, Tex., Dec. z7,h.
Archie Gunier has almost com pis,ed a
new play for John 7. RAYMOND
Annie Pixley. in "Ml,-s," 10 10 be at
Richmond, Va, Tomorrow night.
John T.. Esvmond was at IndIanapo-
lis. Ind, Dec. 30,b, 3lst snd Jan. lsl.
The Biz Four MINISTRIES performed at
Louisville, Ky, Dec. 3l-t aud Jan. l,r.
-Sowe Of the ti,sstricsl stars talk OF
PLAYING "Po!icy" 10 see il they Can draw.
The HsltimoreArs think the burlssaie
called "Loug Branch" is full Of IIgsrity.
The 81. Louis Drsss pronounced Smell !
bakers Dag show the best ever seeu In tina: 4
city.
Kate 1bsyes's Concer, company ssng
at Washington, d. e., Dee Slst and Jan.
Isl.
Nile. E,rnhsrit's receipts in Boston
we're SIS, l31, is against S5l 100 In New
York.
-Iinsie Palmer KEEP, "E,st,iin. school,
\, Indianapolis, lad DeS. ;:o;h, 3Ist aud
Jan. IL.
-John Dillon has sotese,i up rgsir, AMI
will -'art ON The road Januars iOih under
ne~ management.
Snap cosnpafie- are c,iisp~ing all ove:
the cOuatry, afi iGuHss aays b,sa she'd Ia
many cities ana. towns
Il, IL proposed To play ssivini snd
ieTnasr'l. together In New Yoik and
charge - ssch for tickets.
~ solemn critic in Geory;s SAYS so,e
OF the ,s,s u-s,; by the Msslodon ministries
!icS the freshness OF youth.
Mckee Rankin and wife, having re-
Turned .,"m England, ale nos PLAYING an
engagement la New IosS City.
The Emma Abbott Opers company
closed = -ueces-iul engagement of two
nishts at Detroit, Mie;.., last night
The CnrriH,as number 81 ~. Nicholas
iss a iI.ile 0prre'is exilei ''rhe Land Of
Nod" IL Is sn obi name Tor an opera.
The Adele Paine combination have re-
ti'e,i IT, their holmes, sarisiied tina; talent IN
~ no longer appreciated IN this country.
in place Of fun and jpll;'v, the holt
day season caused the professionals to- wori,
har.;er than 1t snv other ,'u,e nj ;.,e year.
A club l,t- been oF..an.z-.t 70 ;.ai, IN
slsphsnt sn,: bire i.im nut 20 4, e -s.i.. si.e,
training h:u; To Kill candy hatcher Oh
sight.
-F-i;z Eina,sit ssvs he has settled down
nov 10 hard work, and he oi:ers "a t.,ous,n.
do'!.fs "a any one who shalt catch him
drunk sgain.
Clara Morris has received an offer by
cable. irom Mr Esrre,i, of the court thea
Ger, LGndon, Ia t:ke the leading characters
ia some new p!ass.
A Cincinnati man savs that Mamie
Ands:'oa's cherry res. TIPS are the pt.,,i-
1t in Americs. Bah! we'll put our lips
against her = any dav.
dsne show this season, and siipy- tho.r
| shapelv limbs higher thaa ever. Several
mules have been 2smsd siter her.
Louise Poneroy has had legitimate
triumph in Australia. The press bro
noune he. the beat English speaking ac-
,rsss that has Visited The Colonies in mshy
years.
Miss Lillian Spencer, the accomplished
Young actress Who made her debut III Nrx
York recently, and sank under bad pl.v,
has found new manager in Edward Clay
burgh.
All hotels should he provide! with fire
escapes. They would often come handy
for comb'nstioRs when the business ws-
bad. ID Is better to leave that w,v than to-
;sce i-ndiord.
Speaking of an actor named Davenport
Eeebus, playing Seiov in Col. Sellers,
Louisville paper says his fall in the fourth
set, after being shot, gave the greatest sat
isfsct:an Of all.
Two "Wiiow Ee,io,;" companies are
IN var esch against the other in New
York in February. Hsverly il trying To
push Neil Burgess to the wall, because he
could no, run him.
j. NJ. Hill, manager Of the Joshus
Whitconb and All tire Rage com bin ,ions,
is look ing for a theatre in New York TO
msnsee next ses-on, and may get Wsilsek's
when it il vacated.
The latest ,lrsmstic prodigy from Cal.
ifornia ia Mss Nellie Calhoun, q niece of
john c. Calhoun. She plays Juliet, Julia |
in the ''Hunchbsck," and the legitimate |
generally. She IL on:y IS.
-Ye Gods, think Of il! r. Dorsey Ox-
den, At one time the leading man 81 the |
old Nation.i thesiev, Cincinnati. in Is
psimy d>ys, is now the middle man for a
minstrel band in Australia.
The members OF Nile. H.rnhaTsi,'s |
company insist uron being paid IN French 1
urney, 80 they hsve little confidence in /
greenbscks, and their contracts ix their |
salaries in francs and not ia dollars.
"A COMPANY burst no last week in /
Aurora, Ind, and .hs leading man otie red I
the train conductor his wardrobe for his
fare TO Cincinnati. The latter declined, |
,ng airesdy the possessor OF q straw hat.
Miss Lulu Yelling, q youthful pianist,
only twelve yesrs OF age, appears in Wssh-
isgtcn, on the 2ls, Of January, in her irst
public concert. She has been the subiect ]
OF much generous criticism. She is Potts
vile, Pa, miss.
An actor proudly said to iierd from
the rural dis,Tic's: IL remember when I
received only three dollsys week in Bos-
ton" The countryman Tep,isi: IL sup-
pose il you vert these now they would
offer YOU ten dollars
New. comes from Melbourne that Mr..
and Mrs j. G. Williamson have made hit
in a new G-rmsn dialect piece by Fred
M.rsden, called Eureks. Mr.. Williamson
has recovered = verdict Tor EjS: against The
Lin.srts for playing Pinafore ~ithou. his
consent.
-Enilv SOldene Is in n bad az. Jar
vis, the E,glishman under whose risn-
sgpmeut she came TO this country along
with 8 bnrlescue troupe of thirty-two
people, has been breaking his contracts
v. n several managers and failing to paw
salaries. f'e engaged 10 appear st two
diiie-en, ,hea,r, on the same nigh; in q
Connecticut town, and had all the COM
paws luggage attached hy Managers
Weaver and Clarke, Of New Haven. Sol
dene also had him arrested on the ground
of de'rsuding the company out OF their
,.l.. ,>. and undeP thIs Influence he fo,,pi