The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-11

Dora Leigh i iii
William stafford i. in y. Y CITY.
Jumbo has taken io >tryn. drink
Pauline Markham has gone To- ,hc country.
Erie Baily and wife have gone L, Ia .isnj.
John S:rt>.'n i, rusfica,iny at L.i,c Il Inyii.
Agnes He: IA ION made hit in Cheek Al IS,s; n.
Marie Huu,-r IS now considered The Patience.
Roland Rel, Cheek has ciu;hi the BYsioni-
Joe Mack took the steamship fol England Sat-
urday-
Alfred Beuvin goes out A. advance agent for
JaLuaSchek-
Next season Emerald and Hlz.l Eirke will I've
I a in German.
Lawrence Barrett closed his season at Ontario,
canada, last week
Charlotte Thompson closed her season at Mil
waukee sunday last.
Alice DunIing Linssri will travel With W. C..
Mitchell the coming ssa,pn.
Miss Pearl Eytinge will star next season. Her
salary will be Sl2j per week.
-Paiti-Rosa will star next season in a new play
entitled: "Muggs Landing"
Louise Dillon has created a most pleasant I'M
preston a. Kate in Esmeralda.
Miss Ray Samuels, late Of the Troubadours is
summering at Newburgh, \. Y.
James O'Neill met with instant success in his
play, The American King. in New York last week.
Miss Maggie Griffith il TO star under the man
agement of Ernest Stanley in the play Of Tatters
-Jerreys-Lewis, accompanied by her mother
sailed for England yesterday, on the steamship
Erin.
David Vanderin has been engaged To play
philosopher Jack" i'm the Lights - London next
season
Miss Rena Member is now convalescent and will
soon produce her new play straight to the
Heart -
Miss Emma Torrance is engaged to play Shakes
peare in Coli, rs Lights o London company, next
season.
James II. King. comedian, died of paralysis
few days ago at Manchester-b -the-sea. lie was
native Of Boston
Miss Blanche vaughs. is engaged to play Clip
in Barne! Macaulsy's Messenger from Jarvis Sec
ton, next season.
-Maude Granger Is lying dangerously i'll in New
York. Her ailiaent Is said 10 have made COM
plete wreck OF her.
Miss Helen Seigewick is a graceful and daring
rider She will appear TO great advantage in fog,,
Ferry the coming season.
One MONDAY night Ben Mctiinly will COM
meme. a W. n sagement at Havsrly theatre,
Chicago, playing Square Man.
alexander CoufInan has had offers 10 play in
Paris, Berlin and Copenhagen next season. appear
ing in French, German and English.
Forbes Dawson, young juvenile actor, has
ius; arrived in New York City from Australia. He
Verona Jarheau i frustrating At Long Branch,
\. =. She mas yacht al Pleasure bay, in which
she takes 4 out 10 sea every day.
-tieneviev. Rogers and Frank Aiken played al
D:iumwa. Ia. two nights ago 10 g'.'i business.
They will travel throughout the summer.
AT Uhrig'- Cave Patience Was sung with Miss
Book in the title role. There Was large audience,
and the entertainment proved entirely ssiisfac-
tory.
Miss Lillian Olcotr has been called home from
ireen wood Lake 70 the eiSi,s of her sick father.
DR.. Olcoit, vino j. seriously i'll AT his home in
Brooklyn.
AT the Pickwick las, night the He's opera conf
pany appeared in IN. Bohemian Civil 20 a spoi
mouse, and received many marks 1T special cum
mendation.
Charles Pu.sifer, agent OF BARLEY CampIeil's
Ny Geraldine company, has Ic>t an elegant dia-
nond ring at one af the hotel, in Dallas, Texas
recently the gift ot friend
Charles Palmer will place Carrie Swain on the
road this season i'm Len Growers play Cod, the
rom-boy supported by first clsss company
Rev samuel We,herrill is booking her time.
John Mccullough the trage,ian, was at the
southern. in II. Louis last week en- route from Hot
springs Ia Chicago, accompanied 10y John b. Car
.on, Of Quincy, ILL.,, owner vi the Haverly Chicago
heatre.
Although John A. Stevens went 10 Europe
xithoui a change OF clothing, he has organized a
theatrical company in EDgland and will produce
he Unknown ai the Royal Court theatre, Liver
pool, on July 2th.
The !. ii. Haverly Amusement company CAPT.
al 500 go has been organized, with j. ii. HaverIy,
Who is 10 he president, Henry Mann and +. +.
Gilmore. of New York, and c. III. Mcconnell, of
Chicago, incorporafors.
-tiuss Williams il deServeily one of the great
ST favortes with the public in the profession. The
first page Of the Dramatic News of last week pre-
,ents an excellent pnrtrait of him he appears in
his play, John MsliIer; or, One of the Finest.
AT Schnaider's Garden tonight the ST. Louis
Grand Orchestra will give their tenth regular
summer might concert, under the leadership III
Prof. Louis Meyer. This is the finest musical
organisation i'm the west, and the success it has
net with is amply deserved.
The PckwicS theatre has rendered six Ice neit
performances Ia the Russian Exile Aid Society,
,eginning Monday, July 10. and continuing the en-
ire week. The charity Is worthy one, and the
managers of the theatre deserve great credit for
heir lberality. The victims of persecution are
arriving daily in a destitute condition. and funds
ne required To- relieve their immediate wants. f,
over Si,S9 has already heen expended in this !
:iiy in this cause, all of which donated by our
Jewish citizens. The excheluer of the sociey IS !
and an appeal Il now made Ia the !
humanity Of the citizens of ~. Louis Z" help in |
his work OF charity. The entertainments will be |
he regular opera ic performances by the Hess !
irand Opera company. During the week new |
,pera viii, be- produced. Tickets. with reserved |
eats at IS cents, he purchased of Messrs. Dom
ldson Fra ey, Third and Olive; Seharif Bern |
elmer, Main and Locust; ia~ob Firth Co.. Is
;outh Second street; A. Frank q Sons, Fifth and |
Washington avenue; j. VI. Pollok, Fourth and !
olive; Reilly 4 Welfort, ISIS Broadway; n. A. |
uin zburg los North Fourth street: NJ. Lowen- |
tin Il CO., 1916 South Fifth street, and X Il w.