The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-13

| -MN ASo8tty PloyeO * OetfOls,
Mich, 9th and 10th.
Frederick Warde played at Brooklyn,
n. Y, the past week.
Charlotte Thompson plays At Cairo,
ILL.,, o-morrow night
Kate CIaxton played during the past
week at Baltimore, Md.
Victor Capoul, the tenor, has arrived
in this country from France.
Nearly all the society ladies Of Kso-
kuk, Iowa, are stage struck.
| -Aldrich and Parsloe say they have
made $40, 600 out Of my Partner"
-Des Moines, La is to have new opera
house which will cost over one hundred
thousand dollars.
| Miss Alice Vsne, mother OF Fay
Templeton, intends to abandon the operate
and return to the dramatic stage next sea-
| son.
WIN. j. Scanlan, under the manage
ment of W. H. Power, begins . weeks en-
gagement at Cincinnati, Ohio, tomorrow
night.
Mile. Marie Fechter, daughter of the
late Charles Fechter, was married, on last
Monday, to her own cousin, Mr.. Henri
Poree.
| Billy Evans, Bob Slavin and WI.
Cartwright are said to have Joined
Thatcher, Primrose & Vests Ministries
for next season.
Now it is said that Frank Mayo has
determined to again appear in the legiti-
mate drama next season, only playing
'Davy Crockett" occasionally.
Il .~,. uou- &. -
absinthe 'Some people make faces At it
at first, but the taste grows you, and At
last becomes IN eager appetite"
Alice Dunning Dingard appeared a.
Camille" for the first time in England
on the 10th of last month, ct the Gsiety
theatre, London. She met with much IA
yor.
Henry Dixey will play "Micawber"
IN the revival OF Little Emily" which
will be produced Ut Booths theater, New
York, at the close of the run Of "Mocte
CristO."
Young lsdies often invest actors with
the halo of romance, and sometimes grow
quite sentimental and indite gushing let
ters. But alas, as for the susceptible, they
will find that nineteen out of twenty casee,
actors are all married men.
"A lady remarked to Edwin Booth
about his fsther. whose nose was broken
II like your fathers acting very much, but
I cannot get over his nose" mo, MADAM"
replied Booth, tit would be a difficult
matter, as the bridge il broken"
Miss Agues HerndOn, having left the
"Only q Farmers Daughter" combination,
is now in New York preparing for . star
ring tour under the management Of her
husband, Mr.. j. Jessel. She has accepted
a play by Mr. Badford, of Boston. entitled
"A Wonderful Woman"
!. "A. Il. Cazaursn IL at work on . new
6ve-act comedy for the Union Square
theatre. Being asked If it Wa original,
he replied: IAN original comedy il now
is and an original comedy it will remain
till some fool stumbles on the original
French 1 originally took it from"
Lillian Spencer has been doing Al
immense business through the south and
southwest Recently in Austin, Texas, the
state legislature adjourned to witness Miss
Speucer's performance of "The Creole, |"
and throughout the state the reception
accorded the lady has been most hearty.
Miss Carrie Wyatt has been chris
tened "the cannon" BY the Madison
square management, ~ she is being con-
: tinually fired from one company to the
other. She has played leading business IN
four of their companies in less than nine
weeks and has given satisfaction in each
part.
M. B. Curtis-Saml Of Posen-will 70
abroad this summer on pleasure trip. se-
= companied by his wife. If the conditions
Z 4 t~-l L. f..~->Al- L. D.
. London in 1884 to play "Saml Of Poser"
II is said that Mr.. Curtis has invested
$4,000 in real estate and securities dur
ing the past two years
ALI Burnett's Tea Party played last
> night ut HarrisonvilIe and will play q
follows: Holden, ~; Kuobnoster, Is ;
, Warrensburg, IA; Paola. Kas, Is; Wy
! aBdotte, Kas, Is; Richmond, Mo-, II ;
Higginsville, 10; Bowling Green, 20;
, Louisiana, p; Roodhouse, ILL.,, - The
: party expect to close the season about
-Salvini opens his engagement at Popeb
theater. St. Louis, in "King Lear" in
e which role he will b seen for the 6rst time
Q in that city. On Wednesday night he will
e appear as "Othello," on FRIDAY night q
liking Lear" and 1.-THE Outlaw" 1t the
. Saturday matinee. This il advertised q
, his farewell engagement He will return
!. % Italy and there establish dramatic col
lege, when he closes his season in this
D country.
Dramatic criticism II sometimes ex-
I VIBRANT. A Louisville writer finds that
] the performance Of ''Galates," BY . certain
!, actress is like . babe that opeos ito wide
= eyes for one moment ON the world and
s s:vss with III like d:v o.s,
: the earth. of which il b not; like grand
j strain of music that floats and tkr0bs ct
| twilight, and sinks away into the dim
6 reaches of which We dream, bat in which
q We cannot walk; too pure for the world