The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-22

exceeding four lines, S. per annum.
Claude De Haven will shortly assume
the general management Of Leavitt q Pas
tors travelling varieties.
Catherine Lewis and husband have
been sued for unpaid salary by their late
agent, Mr. Julius Calm.
Bishop and Goodwiu's forthcoming
comic opera is to be billed dorothy, the
Pretty Puritan of Plymouth"
Miss Marion Elmore and her sister,
Miss Lima Mervilie, have arrived from
England. Both are pretty women OF the
Hebraic ancestry.
Sarah Bernhardt has purchased for her
son the lease of the Ambigu theatre. She
gives $1,000 francs as a half years rent in
advance from last Monday.
Miss Emma Juch, the Mapleson prima
donna, after visiting the United States treas
ury last Thursday, sailed FOR Liverpool.
Miss Juch will return i'm six weeks.
Ed. Somers, a we'll known song and
dance man, late with Arlington's Ministries,
| is now setting type in Sedalia, for the pa
pr published for the people now onearth
Miss Adele Belgrade has been specially
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Thorne Ina the Bankers Daughter" at the
Grand opera house, Brooklyn, September
End.
Mile. Turrilis is a young Turinese
premiere danseuse, whom the kiralfy
Brothers have engaged for the coming sea
,on. She has sailed from Liverpool for New
York City.
Ballet master Alexander Blandowski,
who was lately sentenced to three years i'm
prisonment for forgery at Milwaukee, was
recently engaged at Aberle' theatre, i'm New
York City.
Miss Louise Sylvester, supported by
the Criterion Comedy company, has been
playing "F anchion"at the Pickwick theatre,
ST. Louis, during the past week, TO de-
lighted audiences.
Aimee is not coming to America next
season, and it is now probable that Wynd-
hams London Comedy company will fol-
low her example and remain on the other
side OF the Atlantic.
-"The Merry War; is attracting large
and appreciatiye audiences TO Uhrigs Cave,
where Ford's Opera company appear in
their full strength. The opera has proved
Unexpectedly meritorious.
Prof Ortus a young aronaut attached
to the United States Circus, fell from the
rrapeze bar beneath his balloon into the
Ohio river, while making an ascension al
Maysville, Ky, on the 9TH.
"A telegram from San Francisco says
the first performance of the Bankers
Daughter" in that city, last Monday night,
proved big success, and that Maud Har
rison's Mrs. Brown created , larore.
Archie Campbell, the late clown of
John Robinson's circus, was sergeant in
the Federal army during the southern war,
and for some time prisoner at Anderson
willie, having been captured during Stone
mans raid.
Edmund Neupert, the celebrated Nor
weigian pi1nist and composer, has beer
Engaged by the American Musical agency
Tor series OF concerts in this country. He
will leave Norway for New York early in
September.
Miss Saddle Bglow has been especially
engaged by Robson and Crane for next
season for juveniles Miss Biglow is young.
a handsome dresser and displayed marked
talent during two seasons with The Le-
gion OF Honor"
Andrew Waldron's NJ iss combination.
which is authorized by Robert Fulford
possesses all the requirements necessary II
success, viz: 4 fine play, new and elegant
scenery, and strong cast. Their time is
nearly all tilieu.
Mrs. Langtry was to have appeared at
the Theatre Royal, Belfast, Ireland, the
first week of the present month, but was
compelled to write 10 the lessee and mana
ger that she could not fulfill her engage
ment owing to ill health.
Lucille Western once explained the
unvarying popularity of EAST lynne"
thus: ut makes women cry, and has got
child in it. Why, never play it in The
oil country or mines but what there are
women carried out of the house i'm hyster- |
les"
AT Schenectady, n. ", Edward Clod-
man was lately arrested and held for the
grand jury, Tor selling counterfeit tickets Ia
tue Barnum show. The damage done by
the runaway elephants at Troy, belonging
TO this organization, has already cost tine
firm two thousand dollars. !
Manager Gustave Frohman writes
from British Columbia that his Calendar |
Minstrel company have had fine business, |
and are now en- route for Chicago, via Ari- !
IONA and Texas. and that the original /
"Hazei Kirke" company will play fare
well two weeks in San Francisco prior to
returning east.
T. L. Thomas, comedian, was playing |
at Levantines theater. In Albany lately, |
and received communication while on |
the stage that his only child, bright boy,
was dying Of cholera iniantum The mer-
riment OF the actor was abruptly checked, |
and overcome by his emotions, he broke i'm !
tears and left the stage.
Mr.. j e. Nc pavitt, late of the Gem
City Commercial college, Quincy, Ills, has
arrived in the city and accepted the posi-
tion of professor of penmanship in the Sc
dalia Business college, presided over by
Prof w. II. Moore Mr.. McDavitt comes
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