The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-05-27
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items of Interest 20 Plsy-qoer
From Everywhere.

Coles circus exhibited at Greely, Col.
yesterday.
Doris circus exhibited at Fort Scott,
Kas., yesterday.
Blind LON, the pianist, concertizes ct
Pittsburg, Pa, tomorrow night.
Fay Templeton and company sang at
Washington, d. c., the past week.
Laura Dainty closed her season in "a
Mountain Pink" at Chicago, Ill, last
night.
Sells Bros circus exhibited at Mob
erly yesterday and will be at Kansas City
tomorrow.
Edward Rementi, the violinist, makes
q professional visit to the Pacific coast,
next month.
Louis Pomeroy appears at Tacoma,
Washington Territory, tomorrow and
Tuesday nights.
Henry E. Abbey says he will manage
Irving's Lyceum theatre, London, in per-
son next season.
Sarah Bernhardt was to play LADY
Macbeth" at the Porte st. Martin theatre,
Paris, France, May 81.
WIN. j. Scanlan closed his season at
Detroit, Mich, last night, where he played
a three nights engagement.
-Salvini brought his London, England,
season to close on the 18th. He goes to
Florence, Italy, for the summer.
Lawrence Barrett sails for America
May 80, and will not present Francesca
da Rimini" during his stay in London.
Kate Castleton, the star of Rice's Sur
prise Party was married to her manager,
Harry Phillips, at San Francisco, the 9TH
inst.
Agnes Hallock, who appeared here
with Baum's Maid of Arran" company is
singing in comic opera at Woods Museum,
Chicago, I'LL.
Mile. Nevada, the celebrated Ameri-
can prims donna, now in Europe will
come to America for a concert tour in
1885 Sc.
-Stagno, the tenor, made his debut in
Paris, France, May 18th, in the opera,
"Rigoletto." His performance was pro-
nounced failure.
William Terriss, late leading support
to Henry Irving, recently cabled his &C
ceptsnce of an American engagement with
the Madison Square Theatre.
BRUSSELS, Belgium, already has 3
dozen theatres. 1t is now contemplated to
erect two more, in addition to q hippo
drome to accommodate 5000 spectators.
Agnes Herndon has accepted Milton
Mobiles offer of sn engagement for next
season. Mr.. MOBILES was much pleased
with her acting in "Love and Law" hi
new play.
M. B, Curtis has saved out of his earn
ings of "Sam1 Of Posen" the neat little
sum of $lSi 900. Good enough for an
actor who few seasons ago only COM
msuded salary Of $40 per week.
Miss Lizzie Evans made genuine hit
as "Chip" in Foggs' Ferry, at New York
City, where she made her first appearance
as star last Monday night. Her bright
face appears on the first page of the n. Y.
Mirror.
Harrison & Gsurlsy, who began two
weeks engagement at Boston, Mass, last
Monday night, have been playing TO large
audience in that city. The press pro-
nounces Ed Morris policeman" without
exception the funniest performance of It's
kind seen in the East in a long time.
The "Blue and the Grey" Elliott
Barnes national melo-drams, was pro-
duced for the first time at Niblos' Garden
theatre, New York, last Monday night.
Although ii was favorably received it can
never be popular success as it gives an
exaggerated picture of northern patriotism
and brings forward no vestige of southern
chivalry and valor.