The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-06

BUrLKR. Mo.
W. f. Walton, Proprietor.
Fni seeI eny. Seating capacity 200.
A-er,is~men,s n. me n-aa y, this column, nos
exceeding four lines, . per annum.i
Nil on Nohlcs played ~ Cairo, I'D last night
-,enss Herndon y aged a; 81. Paul On the Ind
ard .ki inst.
Lawrence Barnett played during the past ws~k
al New sr cans.
Louise romeroy is now play ing in Caleutta to
rye audiences.
Katie Putnam and company played at Eaiaia.
-ame. Albani frs, sarg at 81. Joseph's CssAe-
dral, Albany, n. Y.
john McCul,o. gin vss the leading stsrsetion
Bnston the past week.
Charlotte Thompson plays NJ Austin, Texas.
the 5iA, 9Th and 9Th inst.
-Haveriy's merry War; opera company sAAg at
Denver. Col, the past week.
The ever popular Lolita drew large audiences ut
Cincinnati, Ono, the past week.
Sol. smith Russell begins a weeks engagement
AT Philadelphia, TO- morrow night
The salary lit Of the BIston Ideal opera cen.
pany amounts To a. Go per week.
-Jno. r. Raymond begins II weeks ensaxenent
at New Orleans La, % ma ,rrOW nights
Joseph Wheelock has been engaged BY the
Madison Square theatre fer next seasOn.
Last year tweni y-three theatres in vssSsus
parts of the world were DIES royed by hre.
-Berphardt has lost the greater part Of her for
tune in unlucky business specr iation-
Ben Masiney's square Man" combination
disbanded recently. Bad bus mess the cause
Two Cincinnati specul ,tors have already offered
$50 600 premium for tte Dramatic Festival tieksfs
Joseph Jeitrs.I Is a, resent takI q maeh
needed rest among hs plantation srcvee in LOaisi
Mile. Rhea cnterts iped by Gov. Aiesk
stephens ri the executive mansion IN Al ants.
Gently.
Chang, the chinese giant, has arrived in Lsn-
don and his C ILL., eonstitu an inseparable part
of his baggage.
Maggie Duscan is pIayi-2 her N lie role Of '6ia-
bad: the Saii r." at the Theatre Royal, Sander
land, England.
Fanny Davenport left left Paris January nth
for Florence, Italy, a visit 10 her sister BOW
sinn in tn ~ country.
Fred Msrsden's new play Ter the Msiises
Square theatre has be- mined Elsie eane." 1t
will ne produ. eel next August.
Charles Thorne is slowly rscoverin. iron his
severe illness, bui is not yet bic Ia sis up. His
restoration To health - merely question OF tune
| Louise Di Ion. the mora" of Esmeralda com
pany No. 1, was taken i'll in Detroit, recently She
is in 70 Immediate danger. however AID rs bssier
now"
| WIN Seaman in "Friend and Fee" under
the management Of VIM. u. Power, siil be the at
traction this week al the Peoples theatre. ~.
\ Louis.
4 The opera house at defiance, oh o, was con-,
l pct.ly destroyed by fire the 18th OF January.
Tue total lss the bailding vas IS NO and he
I insurance was 10000
/ --Ch i>tne iIsson Will sing IN two concerts at
I the Grand Opera house, ~. Lou on Tuesday
evening and Thursday AFTERNOON. she arrives IN
ST I~1uis to-:uorrov.
Edwin BOOTHS foreign tour has been very suc-
essiu thus far, artsi,cally at hast. His renditiea
! Of King Lear has received the plaadi,s Of The
/. German pubic at Berlin.
! Miss Helen Bijou Heron, daughter ~ Matilda
VI. ron, Maurice recently to Mr.. Henry r. MI
lrr. She is 10 play Hazel krke With COaldock.
Her husband will play Lord Travers
! Mis- Mary Dickens granddaughter of the
GREAT roveii,t {, IA, adopted the -i>ge. She, ne
doubt inherited her ,alert from Dickens himself,
who some,imes acted in smaieuf a sceiations-
--tiensvieve War has purchased the right Of a
thinks highly. She will PROBABLY Froduee il some
time next month at the Olympic theatre IN Len
dra.
! -Noicsst' name i unique u is tiractive,
fsI.ci al ana %. ;ic, and q CiGre>que name
eonld not hc found foT an aetrsse she closed a
Successful weeks engae,. nient at - L"uis, iac'
might.
February will BE- a duh month in the theatrical
line in T. only two Al raetious are booked
t;eor-e :. Knight au's vile in Baron Rudolph" on
inr 18th and n. T. Curtis III ''SGInl of PoseI" On
tin. 18th.
Tara Morris il 20 receive $3.50 a performaace
for mperSonating female OF great importane +,
ia fla Morte isiIe' nth Saivini as the hero. But
af this sam, however, she is 10 paw young lady .
be selected sy her tn play the inyenue part
Miss Laura Don is reported being Sd del ghr
Ell vi Nice, France, that she cannot describe is
b auiics. ii must indeed be- nice IL will b. 4
2'ra NE 10 Miss Don many friends to know that
Ec. health is improving
after ne run Of the "C"rsiean Brothers is
luded at Booth's heatie, New Ork. u will be
replaced Nv The Count % Monte Cristoo With
Ja-.es UAeia IN the leading role. Mr. ONesii
cls,,i his STARR ng season last night
-G,rnor Salvini went from Baltimore TO Pbiladel-
v, - ex pressly 20 see his son, Alexand r. act The
latter is the kadins support 70 Margaret Nather.
His PR sence was unknown 10 ms Sn ana IL vas
the first time u trsgediian IN seen him ac'.
-Jna. Marsor. professionally known Jean
yampi r, formerly of the three Varpiers, gro
teSaiis ia cets, who, IL will De reiaemoered, A.
psarei la this city with the Hidden Hand c0mos-
nation. died OF rneumonia ~ Aansas Ci'y. 'a""-
any %, aged 20 years.
Mile Cornaba, the danssuse, refused TO appear
i'm n scene Of "Michae Stro,of at Has elly thu r.
tire in San Francisco. 90 account OF Ar!s the ny ing
darcer, appearing in the same scene. Mile CI-
nalba states that dancing Is an art with hef, VIM"
Ariel is danes around by machinery.
| Helen Petit who created the chief role in
ZoIa's "L'Assommcir." i. deed, and Mile Massin
who created his Mama j: paraly sed, e.n fseasa
banis one dav now asks if her recent loss Of monev
was not attributable to her perusal OF his latest
| play?
Henry Irving under Mr.. Abbey 8 management,
| will begin his toar In New York ciy October 18th,
1888, as Matthias in the BE Is" During his four
| weeks engagement in that city, "CharleS L.,
, "Hamlet !" 'Shylock' and "Mueh Ado About
Nothing" will be given. He win then visit all the
large cities.
Emma Lake (Mrs. G. Robinson) recsntly OBJ
| tanned divorce from her husband in Cincinnatl
The decree gives her the custody OF their child,
l Agnes. with pc mission for Mr.. RObinSOnseo va1at
her in the mot ers presel ice at all times restores
! 20 her her own prOperty-real and personsI-re-
stores to her her maiden name. Emma l.. Lake, and
requires Mr.. Robinson TO pay 500 almonJ - the
| sos:s of the suit.
| Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, dies, ants,
bed-bugs, skunks. chipmunks, sophers. 15c.