The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-14

Frederick Warde appeared at Topeks,
Karsas, last night.
w. A. Me<tayer's farcical comedy,
ave, Us and c ~ is success.
The revived Mich ,el Strogof'', i, do
ing good business on the road.
Lillian Browns Jtllities appear at
Council Bluffs, lowe, to- morrow.
1t is reported that n. Haverly is to
have permanent minstrel show in Lon
don.
Henry living appeared at Toronto,
Canada, the last three nights OF the past
week.
The FrOhmsn brothers are interested
in twelve travelling and l1cal combina-
lions.
Henry Irving's edition OF Shakespeare
was published The day ne sailed from Eng
land.
Maggie Mitchell begins a weeks en-
gageneni Il; 81. Paul, MINI, to morrow
night.
VIM. Car!e,on's opers company begins
three weeks engagement at Saa Francisco
next Tuesday night.
Richard Mansfield sigusd with the
three years. He viii be s'arred.
-Fiotow's last composition, "a song,
ID, Blipde Musikan,") has just been pub
lished by his widow Ia Darmsladt.
Sarah Berphardt's latest fire ak is to
hsve "The School for Scandal translated
30 that size may appear as Lady Teaz,e.
Mime. Janisch, who recently made Der
de9ut in this couutry in New York did not
meet With the appreciation OF the critics.
Clara Morris plays at Brooklyn, New
York, this week. Size Is aid TO be In better
health than she has been for several wears.
During D. rformance of ''Pinaiore,"
at theater in Dublin, Ireland, Sept, 30th,
The song "He is an Ell glishman, was
drowned 10 hisses.
Miss Clara Morris is to be paid Sz5,-
600 for her work 90 the sage this season.
When it is 10 be rememht red she is only TO
appear two or three nights week 1t Is
large salary.
Harrison and Gourlay's new play is
to be called "Book and Eye or Danger
Gus Husband" They played at Boston
the past week to large audiences and Will
remain throughout this week.
Irving will not produce "Charles |" or
"The Bellies Stratagem" this sc ason. He
will present "Richelieu" and Eugene
Aaramo instead. Twelfth Night" the
London failure, will also be given.
-Viola Allen, late of John McCullough's
support, is stated to be under contract for
FIVE years to star in Juvenile roles The
engagement originally was contemplated to
commence next season, but there is pos
s:bility, in view of the breakup OF McCu'-
loush's company, that 81 may start on
the tour earlier.
Next Friday night and Saturday
night and matinee, Abbie CarriugtoD's
Grand Concert Company Will be the at
traction at Woods opera house.
Miss Darlington is we'll known
throughout this country by her long con-
nection with the Hess English Opera COM
pany, OF which she was the leading light.
II is to be hoped the engagement Will be q
successful one. 1t will be q musical treat
that no one can afford to miss.
Frederick Warde's appearance in
"Damon and Pythias" at Woods opera
house to morrow night, promises to be a
not4b'e event. The sale of reserved seats is
already large. Orders are coming In from
= distance, and there il every prospect OF
large attendance. The selection of Damon
and Pythiasn is very good one. Many have
seen il played by lesser lights and amateurs
and were dissatisfied They can now have
the opportunity OF seeing the play present.
ed as il should be, by a star of the first mag.
pitude. and a competent company, with
appr2priats costumes and and scenery.
@Damon" is one of Warde's b st roles. He
is ably supported by Henry Aveliug, Miss
Mittsns Willett aud a good company. Let
everybody turn out and give the eminent
trsgedian good reception.