The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-27

Lawrence Barrett is at les, for the summer.
Miss Fannie Marsh will return to the stage next
season.
Mrs. Sol Smith Resell will spend the summer in
Gotham.
-Emelie MelveIle has returned to her first :. re
Australia
Helen Blythe has new play entitled: Leah
the Forsaken.
Bertha welby has written song which will
soon ice published
Charlie Wing is looking up attractions fer The
new Topeka opera house
John I. Raymond has taken his family 10
Long Branch for the summer
Jennie ieamens will not play with Roif no
Reed in ''Cheek" next season.
Edith MuriIla is engaged with Days Pass ng
Regiment company, next season.
Florence Herbert closed her season last week.
Herself and husband are in Chicago
Miss Laura Dou will produce her new playa
Daughter IF tie l ile next season-
Celia Logan will lecture during the coming
sca.o on th. history and art OF the stage
Manager H. Mcyicker and wife will sal for
Europe Juiy Ith to remain abroad three month
Alfred Kline n as been engaged TO play Sammy
Green in Only a Farmers Daughter, next seasoh-
Helen Dengeou will sing with D'Oyiry Carte
ti, coming season. She is in san Francisco al pie
sea-.
Tn, body of George A. Comfy, the ba- 50 r--''nt-
lv .rnwte,i IN Lake Spofiord, Vermont, has I'll
found
Frau ,iallmeyer, the famous Vienna coz. e.
di.une, will make starring tour In Aiheiioa heA'
season.
{. b. Bishop will star next season in ne"
nI.v written by a. G.. Turiter, entitled strictly
Business.
Catherine Lewis sailed for England recently.
Sls. .oes abroad 10 secure new operas ior hef s'a
lin- Tour next season.
Mrs Agnes Booth has recovered FROM tr. ns
s,eli of 81, knees and is her summit home,
Observation-Disclosures
Cad the Tomboy,' is the name OF the new
piece written by l. Onard Grover in which Miss
Swain will star next season.
Mr.. F. w WEIGH of Columbus, Ohio. CORES
poudent for the New York Dramatic News, has
written New play called Judge Slasher
Mr.. Rice, composer of "Evangeline," and who
can neither write nor read music, is at work on
new American opera. he Whistles inc All "
musical amanuensis.
Eliza Weathersby plays boys part IN the
"BIack Flag" to be produced this year by L. r.
Thorne and Nat Goodwin. Mrs. Thorne Jennie
Mardock) will also have part in It,
Fred Marsden, the author, has goue To his SUM-
mer home at Schroon lake. \. y, whereas he says
he viii bask in the sunshine fishing for trout. As
a basket and fisher Marsden is a success
Frank Mayo will return t. ''Davy Crockett
next year. He expended fortune In the efori TO
make himself a popular star in the Legitimate
last season, and will not repeat the endeavor.
John T. Raymond's new three act comedy en-
titled the s.Solid Stocking promises To be grand
success 1t written by Howard T. Taylor, anu
was accepted by Raymond Immediately after Its
fist reading.
That Mrs Langtry, the Jersey lily, contem-
n!ates an American tour Is made CT ident ny tue
fact that Mr.. Thomas A. Hall the PniladelphIa
manager is applying for dates for her IN New OK
Boston Herald.
America will he Overrun next season by ne 4
plays that is if We judge from the amount that Is
read and accepted every day scarcely star oi
have play Just written for them.
Mr.. John j. Gilbert formerly a reporter in
Brooklyn and Phiadrlt hia has been engaged to
take place of the late Mr.. Comfy in the T. ma
Abbott opera company. Mr. Gilbert Is an ai.iateui
VINO is said to possess excellent vocal abilities.
"A new play has been written for John L. Ray
mond by j. Brander Matthews, well known as an
interesting writer upon the French drama, and II
C. Bunner, the editor of Puck Their play l:
founded upon plots derived from Meinac and
Haevy and Sardou.
The Hanlon brothers will produce late next
season a grand old English pantomime, which
IL Is thought. will surpasS anything OF the X no
ever witnessed in America. 1t has been IN prepa-
ration the past thre- months ana viii occupy Al
least six months longer before 1t Is ready
Ike Wall the dOorkeeper of the Germania thea
tire. \. Y. CITY. few nights ago saw one or The
fan-boys pick up trinket and put II in his poke;
The next day lady called al the theatre and IN
fcrme, Mr.. Wall of the loss OF very valuable
diamond bracelet, He requested her TO call III the
evening. She did, and M. W all who had over
Ell il, gave il to the lady. The next day he re-
ceived beautiful meerschaum pipe, in the bowl o
which was SO BILL also letter in which was ell
closed $40 to be distributed among the boys.