The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-22

Camilla Urso concertized at South
Bend, Ind. last night.
Margaret Msther appears at Worces-
ter, Mass, next Tuesday night.
Charlotte Thompson appeared at Dali
las, Texas. last Friday evening.
Joe Emmett closed a weeks engage
ment at Boston, Mass, last night.
Sol Smith Russell plays at Grand
Haven. Mich, next Wednesday night.
John T. Raymond will this summer
anchor his family at Long Branch, n. J.
WIN. j. Scanlsn begins three nights
engagement at Kansas City tomorrow
night.
Louise Sylvester goes starring next
season under the management of Frank C.
Gsylor.
-Josquin Miller has dramatized bis
rhythmic story entitled The Baroness of
New York."
-Scslchi sang fifty times this season for
Abbey, oftener than any other song bird of
his company.
Fay Templeton and company sang at
Rochester, y. T., the last three nights of
the past week.
MIR. George Holland closed a fairly
successful engagement at Pope's theatre, ST.
Louis, last night.
-Barrymore's play, "Nadjeska," will be
sent on the road next season, with strong
emotional actress as star.
-Denmsn Thompson In Joshua Whit
combe" will be the attraction at Newark
\. j., the oath and 25th.
John McCuIlough's starring tour
closed recently at Williamsburg, " Y. Ii
Frank W. Sanger says he will revive
Dreams, or Fun in Photograph Gallery"
next year, with Jaques Kruger in his
original role OF the Photographer.
Miss Kate Forsythe, formerly leading
lady OF Jno. McCullOugh's company, lost
several Thousand dollars worth OF personal
effects by FIRE recently at New York city.
Henry Irving has written to London |
to inform his friends that he considers |
James Lewis, OF Days Fifth Avenue com
paDy. the finest comedian he has seen in |
this country.
-Messrs. Harrison and Gourlay began 8 |
i've weeks engagement at the Fifth Avenue
theatre, New York, last Monday night, be-
tore large audience, who laughed almost
throughout the progress of the
play.
MIR. Charles Atkinson has secured the
sole rights of George w. Peck's play. ''The
In which +. E. Graham will
star, having been engaged for five years.
Mr.. Atkinson is manager OF the company
which appeared at the opera house last
evening.
Miss Emma Goodrich. who last season
played an engagement in this city, is writ
ng play dealing with American life,
which will soon be ready for productions.
Il will be brought out at one of the Chicago
heaters under the management of VIM.
'otlle. jr.
Milton Mobiles new play, "Love and
law" will be produced for the first time at
he Fourteenth street theatre, New York,
o-morrow night. Mr.. Mobiles has selected
fine company, and if the play is a meri-
orious one it will receive finished treat
nent. Miss Agnes Herndon is in the cast.
The following are the attractions this
week at the various st Louis theatres:
'ope's, John T. Raymond, in For Con-
,ress;" Grand opera house, McCaull's
opera company. in the "Beggsr Student"
olympic, Leayitt's Speciality company;
Peoples. Around the World in Eighty
Days; Standard, Kelly & Ryan's Comedy
ompany.
One of the best attractions of the sea-
on will be Mr.. VIM J. Scanlan, the
oung Irish comedian, who appears in
Friend & Foe" at the opera house next
friday night. Mr. Scsnln is the author
f the famous "Peek-a-Boo," Moonlight
n Killarney" 81 Love Music, Love
and many other popular songs,
1hich he introduces during the progress of
he play, He has played three engage
nents in New York this season, and has
verywhere been received with the greatest
avors- Mr.. VIM. III. Power, who will be
as the star and manager of
he Galley Slaven and any Geraldine"
is the mansger of the orgsniza-
ion, and that alone is enough to insure a
are treat for our theatre goers. The opera
Iouse will doubtless be packed.