The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-30

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Joe Emmett is IN Frisco"
, Cyril Bowen, Of England is dead.
-Barnum sailed for England yesterday.
! Mrs Walls trial has again been postponed.
Rose Osborne will again 20 upon the stage.
Ada Gray is drawing good houses in Virginia
MIR. Joseph wheeloek is arranging for starrins
tour.
John t. Raymond is to have new piece mex,
season.
Tony Hart is going to Europe to spend the
summer.
Remover.
-Georgie Woodthrope is playing Dash in
| Michigan.
Madame Gerster is in New York with her hus-
| band, DIR. Gardini.
Lawrence Barrett will probably terminate his
! season in san Francisco.
,mEdwin Booth will appear at the Adelphi
The last time Booth played Hamlet" i'm New
I York the house held 81 ,957
| Charles Mapleson and wife, Mile Cayalazza.
/ sailed for England last Saturday
| -Forepaugh's show is heavily billed in Bay
City, Michigan, Tor next Tuesday
The Tourists have been playing throughout
the week at Hooley's theatre, Chicago
Charles Gildiay and Fanny Berne. song and
dance artists, sailed or Europe, Monday.
Louise Dillon will appear Kate, in Emerald
| AZ the Madison SQUARE, during the summer
The Harrisons said to be very much pleased
With Leonard Growers new play written for them
1t is reported that Mary Anderson will shortly
90 10 Europe to receive instructions under Nine
Ristori. 'e'
Harry Courtaine will go to San Francisco To-
produce new play previous To his departure for
Europe
L
Campbell to play Liza, in the White slave, next
season.
Cyril Searle and Rose Eytinge will plav a brief
engagement in England before returning 10 this
country.
A telegram says that Barry ConIan. the Irish
comedian, mas made pronounced nit in Chicago
with his new play.
H. W. Ellis has sold out his interest in the
opera of Uncle Toms Cabin, to be produced in
Philadelphia, shortly.
Mr. John stetson has signed lease for Booths
theatre, already stated. The terms are thai he
has the house at q rental OF S25 600.
The purchase Of "Odetts" has So far cost the
MesSrs French * Son about s. COO. Mime. Modjeska
may play IL next season.
One stands aghast to learn that the net receipts
IT the Buffalo Bill combination were Considerably
over slOo, 900 for the season.
Thomas w. Ksene will play an engagement in
New York early next season, under the manage
ment Of Mr.. William Ha den.
Leslie Edmunds took the role of the Colonel
twice by reason of Erie Bailey's sickness Last month
He acquitted himself exceedingly we'll
-George Morton, who has been playing Harry
Hunting-Ford in the World" company, has not
yet decided what he will do next season
"A. III. Bell, the operatic comedian, received
word last week that his mother had recently died
in Melbourne, Australia, after very short illness
Matte yickers and Charles Rogers. who have
often visited Sedaia, are at present with the TONY
Pastor company and are proving themselves to be-
artists of real merit.
Clara Morris will soon begin a six weeks en-
gsgement III Chicago, after which she will return
to- New York and play for four weeks She will
probably star next season.
Agnes Hallock left the All at Sea company re- |
Gently to star in new PLAY by Louis Baum, en-
titled The Maid OF Arran. She opened successfully
in RiehDurg, N. u, on Monday.
Miss Belle Jackson will continue as Daisy |
Brown in the rofessor during the season of S2-ssS
having been re-engaged by the Madison Square !
management.
John Mccullough while stopping at the rand
hotel, Cincinnati, awoke in the middle of the night
to thief in his room. John jumped up To /
catch him, bur unfortunately could not.
MIR. a. NJ. Palmer is said to have made $50, 900
rs his hare Of the business Of the Union square
theater this season. This business includes the
season at the theater, the tours of travelling COM
panies etc
Minnie Cummings intends tn visit England |
shortly. Whether for pleasure or in a professional
capacity is not stated. She retains her New Haven
opera house for next season and has booked several
popular plays.
Few actresses of the present day receive such
praise was bestowed upon Minnie Maddern i'm
New York, recently, in her new play Foggs' Ferry
The play itself was failure, but Miss Maddern
captivated the entire audience with her acting
and won praises from every one.
A difficulty arose between Mrs. Charles f. Le-
nj and the Curtis company atAlbany, which Q: d.
1T in the abrupt stoppage of ''Sam'l of Posen."
Mrs. Leland and the agent Of the company both
made explanations The sheriff attached the money
IN the box office and the audience withdrew.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Turner. who made
professional visit to Chicago the past week are at
present negotiating With three different managers
Put have not ct determined which offer they
will accept, their dramatic agents advise them
xait until the season is further advanced. They
predict rich harvest for the profession this
Kalamazoo, Michigan, has a new opera house, |
allied Academy Of Music. Ii was opened by John
in virginius. The house was crowded
rom top to bottom. After the play he appeared
before the curtain, and gave n short address, con-
the people Of Kalamazoo for having
rad ever appeared in.
Brooklyn Juliet Is native Of that city, and bids
air to rival Mary Anderson in the affections of its
hurch- going populace. She is the daughter of a
Wealthy physician and will star next season i'm the
plays: Romeo and Juliet, Lady of
.yons, Lou Lady Macbeth, and a play which
$ now being prepared expressly for her.
Gen Orrin l.. Mann, sheriff of Chicago,
ILL.,, gives this as his opinion of st Jacobs
Dill: "Some time ago was troubled with