The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-23
advertisements at the head of this column, mol
exceeding four lines, s. per annum.

! -Patti-Rosa will star ID ext season.
| katherine Rogers If now convalescent.
Alice Dunning Lingard left for Europe ON
/ Thursday.
-''Sam'l of Posen," Melted 5000 in Boston the
week ending April -
| Fanny Davenport is stopping at the Sturteyant,
/ House. New IOIk City
The World has been translated into German
| and will soon I've produced.
The Kiralfys will revive the Black Venus at
Niblcs, early i'm the autumn.
| Harry Jackson. jr., has Just completed a sen
sational drama entitled Suppressed
Bessie Darling is soon to appear AGAIN upon the
stage, a. star, IN new play written Tor her.
Mrs. T.. l.. Davenport and John Dillon have
gone {" California with Hazel kirke Company No l.
Clark Mills, the sculptor, took plaster cast OF
Z. i. Barnum al W Washington, ID C., while there.
-Bateheldor and Noris' Inter-Oceanic circus
pitched their tents in FortWayne Ind, yesterday
| -t'abrielle Du Saudi, oil the Galley slave Com
l'any, will spend her vacation in Europe. she sails
in June.
Will Carleton has abandoned the thought Of
taking out company 10 play Patience dc. He goes
| 10 London.
-Sahini the great Italian actor will begin his
American tour in October under the management
| of John StetSon.
Matte Earle a talented young actress, has been
engaged for juvenile business, 10y Manager Will
lam Harris, OF Boston.
ical coIerie with success, and announces her ntcn-
ton "f starring next season-
hartley Campbell has sold To Tompkins 4 Hill
the right 10 produce the White Slave through New
England for the sum OF $1,000.
Fred Schwab has heen i'm Communication with
Mrs. Langtry, who writes that she VIII positively
Not visit America next Scason.
Lester Wallack j. in splendid spiiit, over his
triumphant Boston engagement. This l. his first
great >ucce outside oi New York.
Frank Hardenhurg l. very ILL., and fears are en-
tertained that he will have to abandon the idea
| OF playing in ''Chequered Life
On Tuesday last. Charles r. Evans of Niles &
Evans, and Miss Minnie French, of Tony Pastor
Company were united in marriage.
Perkins Fisher, Of the Hazel Kirke Company
No. 3, was presented 10y the company. last week
with handsome gold locket ana scarf-pin.
Bertha Foy has given up singing entirely for
fear of oyertaNng her newly restored voice and has
just closed a season with the Bankers Daug h;er
Company.
Minnie Cumming, has written two new play,
for next season, called "A Commodore's Word
and AN Evenings Soiree'' She ia looking for
a manager.
James A. Hcrne's Hearts of Oak Company
have just finished very successful season Mr.
Herne and wife have gone their summer house al
Dorchester Mass.
Colonel Mapleson and several members OF Her
MaJe.tys Opera COMPANY sailed for Liverpool on
Toff' aud wife remained behind.
Edwin Booth is said 10 have made SS5, OOO and
his manager, Mr.. Abbey, Sl5,G0a. of his last
season. One week in ~. Louis melted $4,000. Mr.
Booth sails for Europe on the 3lsi.
The Lillian ClereS-Fo Company disbanded
n Cleveland, Ohio last week. Several Of the COM
pany have arrived in New York. The Others still
linger, waiting for the wberewith Ia return home
Miss Kate Stokes, Of Forepaugh's show, who
has shargei the honors with Louise Montague of be-
ne the handsomest lady ia America, is in Phil
adelphia, nursing her knee, which was injured by
her falling from an elephant.
Mrs. Nilsson has resumed her own name and
when visitors ask for Mrs Ruuzeand the servant
says, You mean Mrs. Nilsson. do you not 49, She
says she determined this shortly after her
husbands death.
leaves for Europe June on the Catalonia. lie
he will appear at 81. James Hall with the Moore
and Burgers Ministries.
j NJ. Hills new star, Margaret Mathers will be-
gin her tour at Nc Vicker's Theatre, Chicago, Au-
gust %. The company engaged 10 support her in-
clude Miles Levick, Alex. Salvini, VIM. Davidge,
Walter Eytinge, J. +. Morgan, Josie Bsyley, Isabel
Morris and Mrs. Carrie Garrison.
The Hon. W. +. Cody's grandfather owned
many valuable lots in Cleveland, at a time when
they Were not particularly valuable. When very
old and somew hat feeble in mind, he sold these lots
for ridicuously small consideration. Suits are
now penning to recover something like their real
value. Many of the purchasers have already offered
TO compromise and the aggregate of their restitution
will probably make Buffalo Bill Wy rich man.