The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

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! advertisements at the head of thi. column. 20,
exceeding four lines, IS per annum.l
Miss Ada Ward, lately from Aus
/ tralia. has returned to England.
They saw that "vhom the gods love
die young" which naturally sets one 10
thinking how the gods dislike ballet girls
Mr.. Charles White, we'll known
barnt-cork cOmmediaE, has made hit as
job in Rartley Campbell's white Slave"
James Owen O'Conner has abandoned
the reading platform and Joined Gussie
Morris dramatic company as leading man.
bronson Howar,i's new play. TO be
prOduce': at the Madison Square theater.
October 9, is entitled Young Mrs. Win
thrOp."
Mrs. Sco,t-Siddons, having ismaily
Jailed as star actress in Engl.nd has
abandoned the theater permanently for the
reading desk.
-Andrew Levitt and Henry jerks, al
legged bogus dramatic agents, were arrested
In Brooklyn, last Monday, upon a charge of
advertising for treasarers and managers for
phantom companies.
Patti says il is her ambition to "iIve
quietly and sing to the poor" Her system
vi gratifying this ambition is to take
mighty goOd care that bv tine time people
get in to where they can hear her sing they
are very poor.
In very thin house an actress spoke
very low IN her communication to her
lover. The actor, whose benefit it hap
pened To be. exclaimed, with woful voice:
MY dear, you may speak out there is no.
body to hear U.s."
Mrs. GeOrgina Csrnallan, OF Kansas
City, formerly with Maggie Mitchell, was
lately arrested in Chicago for bigamy. for
marrying young lawyer named Brousa-
wen prior to Mr.. Canadian having shaken
of this mortal coil.
The aybury, Pullman 4 Hamilton
circus property vas attached at Columbus,
Ohio. last Tuesday, by the employees, for
$4,000, and local attachments Tor unpaid
bills were also served upon the prOprietors
OF the show. A judgment of 81, 462 exists
in New York agains, the property.
The "woman with an iron Jaw" of
Cooper, jackson ( Co.'s circus, got glori-
ously drunk at Mt Sterling. ILL.,, and ere
ated quite a sensation by pummelling her
husband. 1t required all tho police force
and numerous private citizens to quiet her,
but they finally succeeded in placing her
behind the ealabOOse bars, where she was
left to sober up to her notion
Miss Rose Eytinge has had rather a
chequered life. She was married to "A
nephew OF Gen. Ben Butler, but her do
nestle life was SD unhappy that separa-
ton ensued. Her husband, it is said, drank
deeply, and mistreated her. Last year she
procured divorce, anu now it is said, is
married to Mr.. Cyril Searle Mr.. Searle,
who accompanied Miss Eytinge during her
tour last season, is now in England filing
an engagement.
j. B. Huntley's dramatic company
lately played ut Frankfort, KY, and Mr.
Huntley took tickets prior to the rise OF
the curtain, and then "acted out" for the
audience. While at the door . negro en-
deavored to force past him, when Mr..
Huntley struck the colored would-be dead
head and kicked him down stairs These
were returned BY the darkey
his assailsnt several times in the
neck with a large knife. Mr.. Huntley did
not act out on the stage that evening.
-Emmet's popularity is on the decline.
Time Was when Fritz could pack thea
ter In this city every night for two weeks,
tut that is NO longer possible His pres
rnt engagement is striking proof OF his
waning strength. With all the advantage
Of inaugurating a new theatre, his second
weeks business is falling off tremendously.
Il will only be retributive justice if the
tav comes when Emmett fails altogether to
draw. He has abused his gifts and oppOr-
lnnities so frequently that the public are
firing OF him. Then, again, his voice is
ruined. His notes no longer have the soft
brillisncy and sweet tones as of wore. His
singing sounds harsh and unpleasant. 1t
mas lost its charm. He is still the embody-
nent of grace in motion, but that is all
hat remains. His new play of Fritz
4 mong the Gypsies," is worse than any OF
ais predecessors. Joe Emmett, as far a.
his city is concerned. has begun to de-
cend. Fritz now is living happily with
,is wife and dog. His big dog has every
are and attention; has its own room at
he Southern, and is the pet of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett ST. Louis Spectator.
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