The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-27

PIT Bsrnum and wife, are in Florida.
There will be theatre circuses on the
road this season.
-Mestayer's Tourists will appca at our
opera house on Monday, April 2.
w. j. Florence and wife, play at
Toronto, Canada, the first four nights OF
this week.
According to the census of 1880, there
were 5000 actors and 1000 actresses in the
United States.
1t is said that at the conclusion Of the
present season the Vokes Family will per-
manen,ly disband.
There are two hundred and sixty-four
theaters in Germany, not including the
summer theaters.
Fay Templeion and opera company
sing at Detroit, Michigan, the first three
nights of this week.
Frederick Warde makes his 6rst ap-
pear ,nce as a star before Chicago audi
cnce tomorrow night.
Agnes Herndon joins Roland Reeds
Cheek" company at ST. Louis tomorrow
night as leading support.
Miss Grace, daughter of the late Chas.
K. Thorne, jr, was married recently to
George Francis Train, ir.
Ten separate and distinct organiza-
tons will present the purely legitimate
through the country next season.
M. B. Curtis, of "Sam1 of Pos.n,"
closed successful weeks engagement at the
Windsor theatre, n. Y last week.
-Alonzo Hatch, the we'll known tenor.
is singing the role Of Frederick, in the
"MascOite," at the Fifth Avenue theatre,
N Y.
w. ]. Scanlan, under the management
Of w HI. Parver, begins q weeks engage
ment at Hooley's theatre, Chicago, LII, To-
morrow night.
Sol. Smith Russell is at his home, in
the Boston Highlands, where he is resting
and getting ready to fight it out on the
Edgewood line all summer.
Lawrence Barrett, Mestayer's tourists,
Calendars Georgia minstrels, and Roland
Re d will be the attractions at the various
theatres in ST. Louis this week.
Edwin Booth is expected home in
Nav, and will spend the summer in New
port, r I, where he is having magnificent
homestead built for his daughter, EdwiDa.
Several members OF the Madison Square
theatre staff have rented house and
grounds in the Ca;skills, where they pro-
pose to establish colony during the sum
mer.
Robson & Crane, the comedians, who
appear at our opera house tomorrow night,
recently leased ground in Chicago. ILL.,,
upon which they propose to build $780,
600 opera house.
Never too Late to Mend will be re
vived at Booths theatre, tomorrow night
Elegant scenery has been especially painted
| for il, and the cast of characters is strong
one. 1t will no doubt have long and sue
cessful run.
-Jno. Mccullough has been unable to
meet mis- engagements during the past week
on account of serious illness. During all
his professional career il is the first time
he has ever disappointed the public He
has so far recovered that he will be able tC
continue his tour next week.
George Edgar, the gentleman who
created q sensation in New York some
few years ago by acting "King Lear" 80 as
to receive the approval of the press. with
out having had any previous experience
a an actor, is to star next season in the
legitimate. Mr.. Edgar did not make
his debut until after he was forty year
of age.
The venerable actor, Charles w. Coul
dock sails for England, June 9th. III,
visits his native land for the first time sine,
he left il some twenty or twenty i've year.
400. His sisters will receive him. "Wher
I come to leave" the veteran laid. "Pll no
dare trust myself to say goodbye, for III
T.iverpool and write them I've been cablet
20 return % America, and have them sent
LIZ baggage after me-"