The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-27
FOOTLGHT FLASHES.
Items Of Interest to Play-0oers
From Everywhere.

Doris circus will exhibit at Marshall,
Texas, tomorrow.
Frederick Wsrde played at Hot
Springs, Ark, the last three nights of the
pact week.
WIN. j. Seaman, in "Friend and Foe, |"
played At the Windsor theater, New York
the past week.
Louise Sylvester begins . weeks en-
Ragement at Chicago tomorrow nigh, in
"a Mountain Pink"
1t is said that $4,000 portraits of Mary
Anderson taken BY Van der Weyde, have
already been sold in London.
Minnie Palmer is to commence an en-
gagemenu of twenty weeks in the Strand
theatre, London, in. December.
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry were
at a private dinner ON last
Sunday by Henry Ward Beecher.
-Rossi is playing in "Kean," "Oihello,"
"La Mort Civile" and Hamlet" at the
Renaissance theatre, Nice, France.
Edwin Booth follows Irving at the
Star theatre, New York, beginning a four
weeks engagement there tomorrow night.
Excelsior" is still the attraction at
Niblo's Garden, New York, and il does not
indicate that its vitality is seriously wan
ing.
Max Strskosch has q new concert
company. consisting of Brignoli, Lithgo~,
James, Nine. Mathilde Carl and Nine
Fernandez
-Eunice Goodrich. under the mansge-
ment OF Wm Pottle, jr., begins = two
nights engagement at Austin, Texas, To-
morrow night.
Fay Templeton and company sang at
st. Joe. Friday and Saturday nights and
matinee in "Giroae Giro6s," "Mascotte,"
and Patience"
The Social Wheel" is the title of
new comedy adapted from the German by
Sidney R0sen6eid, for representation at
Days theatre, New York.
Minnie Hauk and concert company
are booked for next Thursday, 29th, but
as her agent has not yet put in an appear
snce, her coming is doubtful.
Miss Alice vane, mrs. John Temple
toni, Fay's mother, is q remarkably we'll
preserved woman, being still young look
ing and handsome in appearance.
VIM. j. Scsnlan. the popular Irish
expects the sale of his song
Peek boo" will have reached 100000
copies by the end of next season and
bring him SIS, 900 in royalties.
-"Guilletie," new comic opera in
three acts. adapted BY n. Savilie Clarke.
the music by Audran, was to have been
produced at the Royalty theatre, London,
Eng, Nov. 18th.
Oscar Wilde is to become q politician
and try and get seat in parliament as q
disciple of Psrnell. He was once con-
member of the st. Stephens club,
but is now an Irish nationalist
The managers Of the BaDQue, at Monte
Carlo, Italy. have offered Patti $50, 900 for
twenty performances in that city in De-
cember Patti has not answered the offer,
but will await developments at the Acsd-
envy Of Music. New York.
"A mixture of hard rice and epangles
aided BY the electric light. produced the
, feet OF heavy rain in late London pro-
duction. They are away behind the times.
"Resl Water" has been used for a like
purpose Tor several years in this country
Miss Templeton expressed herself as
much amused at the efforts of the would
who we're out in force each
night of her engagement in this city. We
kindly informed her that We were glad to
say that most Of them we're foreign talent.
-Miss Lizzie Nay Ulmer. in 40" will
be the attraction at the new opera house
next Saturday night. Miss Ulmer il
highly spoken Of bp the press every where
she has appeared. She plays at Leaven-
worth, Kas., Nov. 18th and 9th.
Miss Amy Harvey, one Of the leading
members Of the Templeton opera company,
sings we'll and acts with becoming
grace and modes;y. Miss Harvey has
been on the stage but two years and is
rapt up in her profession. We predict for
her . bright future.
Anna Dickinson has again decided to
90 on the lecture platform, under
the auspices OF the Knights Of Labor She
declares her intention OF making speeches
in all the principal cities of the country in
the interest OF that organization, until the
close of the next presidential election.
-Alonzo Hatch, one Of the best tenors
on the operate stage, was in the city last
Thursday, visiting his brother, 7. n.
Hatch, esq, and family. He was en- route
from Texas io-Nev York city, where he
went to accept an engagement. He was
recently with the Grau opera company.
JIG McCollom, the we'll known actor,
was taken i'll, with hemmorhsge of the
lungs at his residence in hicsgo, ILL.,, on
the 18th, from which be died on the 10Th.
He had been OH the stage twenty five
years and was a good general actor. He
was genial and kind in disposition. He
leaves a widow, Mrs. ID. P. Bowers.
There promises to be large attend
ance at Woods opera house Tomorrow
night to witness the performance of
"Moths" by the Wallsck theatre company.
Mr. Gustavus Leeick is the sta. and enjoys
an excellent reputation, being regarded as
ore Ct the best in this country. Those who
expect to attend should, If possible, read
Ouida's novel from which the play is
in order to better understand
and appreciate The play.
-Dav;d X Allen who was murdered in