The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

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Y '''f:ns t'"r .;''',, - pr annura
Janan-.!,ck played 7, Ps"tlrsc,, L.
l.. a., nigh,
\ t-Guntrr = sri:in- n.w play to
,. "alIei Check
49, sdw Booth PLAYED du-iug the past
week ST Haitinprr. Nd.
Resi- m, not hcu ~ -ucc,.>st,,, IS
>aIvini. financially Or ar;L,tically.
Edwin Booth only wants So 100 fsr
PLAYING three weeks in san franci,c,.
Jenny Lind ha, been spending tn, an
tuu.n months AZ Gr.at Malvern, WoSv,s-
shire
The Harrison 1iic.. aud Louis. will
H.. q; IurOnt" 'anaia the 18th, 18th and
:;Dth
-iowrcnc, Rarret; lsgin, too weeks
engagement 1T Chicago. III to-mnrr"~
nigh,
Lot.a made a erra; oii IN the NV
play. "ob, at Inc l.o,tcn psrk tn, ssrr i,,.
Monday night.
Edwin Booth has given notice to his
managers that IN consequence of the death
nf his wife he will not .Ia, in comedy this
~,n>rn.
1t j, ,aid that Gilbert has been en-
pl,.yyd e. write the lihrctto Tor a new
conf. opera. the plot and incidents to he
entirely American. sullivan will be the
c"ini.rar.
The statement Is mad. that 80, NO
dead head, attend the New York theaters
every month. When man hat has been
"cha!ked" once. he seems - consider his
right to complimentary tickets undiopu,-
~,ble.
The late Mr.. Edwin K,rth was born
; in 4? and was married to Edwin Booth
III $50. Her last appearance on the stage
wao ut the opening Of Booths theater.
when sh. played Juliet" to her husbands
! Romeo"
Adam Forcpaugh denic. the report If
his pooling issues with BarnUm. Bailey
and Hutchinson for next season. On the
contrary, he lays hi, SHOW mex. .easn
will be much larger ore than that Uf the
past.
--Aiter all Mrs Langtry ia to appear on
the stage TN authority OF Charles Haz-
rs. the Cuckoo SAYS, the lady has deter
mined to appear on the boards. She will
assuc,lly make her debut in New York ia
January next.
1t Is said that drama has been writ
ten upon the incidents Of the assassination
Of Pr. -;dent Garfield Such a produc-
ton deserves 10 meet the same fate as that
written upon the assassination OF Presi-
dent Lincoln.
The Mende!ssohn Quin.Stte club hav.
b Ell warmly received at Sydney. Austria
liza, where they arrived after twentv-six
days sail from San Francisco. The Morn
ing Herald, the leading paper OF the city.
notices the first OF series Of seven concertp
a, length and with considerable care, and
svpre>-ts general delight with the per-
formsuces.
AS John Mccullough in Lear and Rich
elieuI ~ Mile. Rhea, the English speak
ing French actress, who has a superb ply
s,cal organization, labOrs under disadvant-
ages in roles requireing the expression Of
prr~,nal iecblencss. This somewhat mar
nd her Camille, which did not give her
first American audience the impression
tha. she wax great artist.
a Young English woman is playing
tlu,- solos in one OF the theatre orchestrss
OF New York, and is said to be quite sue
c,->-iui performer upon this much neglect
Ell Instrument. The advantages given the
ruic SOLOS, i'm the opportunities for grace
i'll attitudes should make this instrument
popular one with female aspirsnts fer
musical flame.
Miss Annie Louise Cary, it is sa,d,
will b. married after the prsent concert
season the fortunate gentleman being one
a = Il,
Gary has besn 30 prominently identified
with music in America that it will almost
cease to be an institution when her CO
operation can no longer b. secured. From
her first appearance in London, in 1868, ~
AxnCvna to her latter success with Maple
son and Strakosch, her career has beea o
brilliant one, and her sterling qualities as
a woman are we'll known and highly e.
teamed ~ her lyric ability.
london Letter in the Boston Transcript:
"When the dresses were being selected for
the Merchant of Venice all the actors were
assembled in the green-room and the ma
tsrials we're spread out before them All
the costumes were decided upon rave one
for minor charscter, and Irving Was very
DESTROYS Of having CERTAIN color or COM
bipations OF colOrs for the said costume.
At las, he seized from the msss piece Of
stuff about three wards SQUARE, exclsiming.
This is just the thing and dir~cted the
man in charge Of the goods to make the
dress from that material. DO you know,
sir, that the value OF that piece of goods 10
lo0 guineas2' 4 did not ask the price
replied Irving. DO you know, sir, that it
will take three such pieces to make the
costume You describe| Make it, theu,'
was she answer and throughout the run
of the Merchant of Venice, a minor actor
in very small part, appeared in dress
that COS; 300 guineaS, or over 81 500.