The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-14


exceeding four lines, s. per amman.
/ -tieorge Riddle proposes to star next
/ season.
--Janauschek PLAYED at ST. Louis the
past week.
! John J. Raymond plays this coming
week at Baltimore.
Milton Mobiles played at Brooklyn,
y. y, the past week.
Tony Hart, OF Harrigan IL Hart, now
drives $1,000 team.
Mary Anderson plays at Hartford,
Conn, tomorrow night
Fred Marsden is hard at work OH
new play for Annie Pixley.
-Modjeska is expected To begin an
American tour next August.
William Stafford closed his season at
Williamsport, Pa, last night
Frank +. Aiker has Withdrawn from
llaverly's Strategists company.
VIM. III. Powers company played at
New Orleans, La, the past week.
.-Jno- Gourley has signed for two wears
more with Saulsbury's Troubadours.
Frank Mayo closed a weeks engage
ment at Philadelphia, Pa. last night.
-Saulsbury's Trouhadours were at In
dianapolis, Ind, on the 10th and llth.
Kate Claxton played at Indianapolis,
Ind, the last three nights OF the past week.
John Mccullough begins a week, EN-
gagement at New Orleans, La, Tomorrow
night.
-Rossi, on the conclusion OF his en-
gagenlent in this country, will go to
Australia.
BARLEY Campbell is writing specta-
cdlar play for the kiraify Brothers, en-
titled siberia"
Yankee Robinson. the veteran show
man and actor. will start circus on the
road this coming season.
-,ienevieve Rogers. under Frank T..
Aiker'> management, will begin stating
tour at Dies MoineS, Iowa. the 20.
Miss Georgie Drew Mrs. Maurice
Barrymore has lately been engaged by
very little boy to do cradle rocking acts
Up To- the present time eighty-thr
theatrical companies have gone To- pieces
Evidently there are too many on the road
Lolita has been Ill lately and was COM
PEELED to disappoint large audiences on
several occasions. Something unusual for
her
-Neinie CIarency. who was married
some two years ago and retired from the
stage. died OF consumption at Nordrofr.
Cal, recently.
The Atlanta Constitution learns that
all truly good and moral actresses com
meace their starring tours By procuring
divorces from their disreputable husbands
Jenny Lind advises Young American
girls v no wish To go abroad 10 study music,
10 stay at home, where the music is lust as
good as in Europe aud shs-e the husbands
are much better.
-Barnum Is Iikeiy t. triumph over the
from London the fierce elephant, Jumbo" !
Was about to sit for his photograph, pre- |
para;ory to starting for America.
Edwin Booth Is to sail for England on !
Nav 81. with the view of spending the !
summer there aud in France. II Is likely {
hat before the year is out he will mo
essionalv make tour 90 The English .
provinces.
The best legal authorities declare that /
here j. not a particle o. proof against !
Lizzie Mccall, the acrf'>s. and that ner .
-eleaSe i only a question of very snort .
ime. II will be remembered she shot her |
husband. Size claims accidently. and that !
We died from The effects. /
Alice Wright, member of HarrisOn's /
I'hoto combination. ON March 4th, threw
herself from the fourth story window of !
lotel in Cleveland, Ohio. and was instantly
killed. Temporary insanity was thought
% be the cause. She was highly respected
" those who knew her best
A late Paris Figaro thus records the
movements of Sara Bernhard: "She
reached Vienna the other morning at 5 a.
n, and tainted; breakfasted, and tainted
vent out shopping, and tainted; appeared
1t the theatre, and tainted after each act !;
received too much applause, and tainted
heard of her loss in Suez canal shares, and !
heard of her great rivals, Madam
Woisec, success, and congratulated her
ainted, and so on"