The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-02

Advertisements neiu ID this Column, not
exceeding four iiues, s. per anra AMI
-Mestayer's Tourists played at Kansas
City last night.
Edwin Booth will make his winter
home in Boston.
| John Il. Doris circus exhibited at War
rensburg yesterday.
Frederick Warie played at Pittsburs' !
Pa, during the past week.
Fay Templeton sings at Kansas City |
| the irst two nights Of this week.
| Christine Nilsson sailed from Liver
pool for New York last Monday.
VIM. j. Seaman begins a weeks en-
gagement at Chicago to morrow night.
Kate Claxton begins weeks engage
ment at Providence, X. L., tomorrow night.
-Madauie Modjeska begins weeks ell
yayemeai 1T Philadelphia tomorrow
night.
! Leonard s. Outram has been engaged
TO support Marie Prescott In Fiiiotson'S
new play, "Belmont's Bride"
. -Onida's Moths has been drsmatized
and will soon be produced at Wailaeks
theatre, New York,
:
stead of La Justice" This, with some le-
, gitimste plays will form her repertoire.
MIR. and Mrs. George ;. knight, IN
"Baron Rudolph" begin u three nights
engagement at Toronto, Canada, Io-morrow
night.
=, THE Hoop of Gold" produced in
Brooklyn, recently, scored All Immediate
: Success. Ii is melodrama and 4 wonder
: fully strong one too.
M. Damala has abandoned military
1 GLORY ard Bernhard bliss forever, and once
n more become disciple OF Thespis at tine
g Gymnase theatre, Paris.
Rose and Charles Coghlan, sister and
u brother. one the leading lady OF WaliacS's
e company. the latter leading man Of Stet-
:, sons Fifth Avenue theatre, never speak as
they pass by.
u A we!l-known railway official wrote
to Charles Wyndhsm, recently for his auto
graph. and the comedian sent back this ep-
g icram. Railways In their way are auto
i Gratis. They teach every man 10 Know h:S
own station and 10 stop there"
ii Fay Templeton opened the new opera
Df horse at Atchisou, kas., last Thursday
night. Every seat WAS engaged seyera
&c DAVIS i'm advance. "IOlanthe" was the opera
a. the yeung lady acquitted herself with mel
usuai excellence. The Il estre Is said TO ID
&c a very handsome one.
10 The management OF the New STANDARD
Mt theatre cffer an exceptionally fine entertain
y. merit for fair week.-lda Siddons and he
classical burlesgue company IN In
Vs. Naiad Queen" Sedalians attending tn
"A ST Louis fair should avail themselves o
seeing this e1ccllent organization, and als'
he one Of the handsomest and best appslnts'
ye theatres in the west
Sol Smith Russell has gone to Boston
He where his wife is lying quite i'll tie wa
ii. compelled to cancel weeks engagement
in consequence. His company are enjoy
ing the week in 81, Louis. Mr.. Russell ma
been quite unfortunate recently; IT was bu
"E a short time ago that he lost n son. r
mt nancially, also, he will be loser TO tn
. extent OF about $1,000 on account OF IN
- week thus lest. He plays IN cur city O'
III tober 8.
oh FAY Templeton is the brightest, mo-
>, :; sparkling comic opera actress on III
l." American stage. Fay is not vet nineteen
ne. bright brunette; vivscious and pIquai
o., in her methods with voice as sweet
" the.nigh;ingale's song. She has won III
al way straight down 10 the hear's oil u
FRO peop!e. and i'm all this great western coul
try has won name and fame that i
III other 4. list has yet achieved. There is q
a. immense record in store for her III the #
ture, because she appreciates the poPul'
I'm favor. and maintains il by careful study
On. excel in her profession. "-Aichison Palrio
~, Szazel, the leading feature OF Doris CT
Gus. Notwithstanding she has been perforI
tel ing in this country for three years, is still
no great card Her marvellous wire-walAnl
her dive into the net, her feat ot beiI
nd thrown from a loaded cannon, all OF whi'
m. she accomplishes with consumate skill ,nev
fail to hold an audience spell-bound. b
fore her appearance in this country, s.
was the reigning sensation in London Al
esi. Paris for several years. In London
OIL three years she nightly performed dive
,ble pinety-seven feet Besides being beau
and iul woman she is possessed of ire educ
Is " ton and rare conversational powers. ;
is the wife of Mr. George X. Starr, I
weII-knowu newspaper man, who was
=, some time on the New York Sun, but
e row a partner i'm the museum business
' Cincinnati and Pittsburg.