The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-29


exceeding four lines, S. Per annum.
Louis Harrison and John Gourlsy 90
abroad In the summer.
Joseph Jefferson plays at Pitts6eld,
Mass, tomorrow night.
| Clara Morris appears at Indianapolis,
Ind, on tomorrow and Tuesday nights.
-Msggie Mitchell begins two weeks
engagement at Portland, Me-, tomorrow
night.
Lizzie Evans appeared at st. Catha-
rines, Canadt, last night. She takes a
much needed rest this week.
Fourteen years with Adelina Patti"
| RecollectiOns of Louisa Lama" is the title
Of a book to be shortly published in vi
emma.
Fay Templelon and company begin a
weeks engagement at Brooklyn, y. Y,
Tomorrow night. She sang at Baltimore
the past week.
| Oscar Wilde, in conjunction with Lord
Tennyson, Robert Browning and others,
is to write book which is TO cOmmemO-
rate the coming Shakespearean snow in
| London.
4 hdTlc SOlDHUiSI, Has Dccu COnluulltcu
for trial on charge of outrsging pubic
morals In the book Sarah Barnum." ami
10 has the publisher of "Narie Pigeonnier"
issued in reply to COlombier.
James ONeill closed weeks engage
ment at Kansas City last night. His i'm
personation of Edmund DanIes in Monte
Cristo" was much praised. The scenery OF
tine play was pronounced the finest ever
seen In that city.
The circus season is upon us. The
white elephant, the calico pony, the spran
giles and the hoarse side show orator are in
the land. Soon the boards will be deco
rated with Illuminated printing, and the
store windows will be decorated with the
girl In diminutive skirts who does the bare
back act To the admiration End applause
of the country boy who leads a staid and
tedious life between the plough handles.
The following are the routes of some of
the we'll known organizations which are
now traverSing the western country:
Henry James Byron, the distinguishe.
dramatic author, died In England April IS.
de was born in Manchester, England, in
1885, was the son OF former British con-
sui at Port au Prince, Hayti, and q de-
scendant of Lord Byron. He was originally
intended for a naval career and then for a
physician, but to the disgust of his rela-
tives he was soon following the precariOus
calling of provincial actor. Better cOun-
sells prevailing, he finally became a lawyer
and commenced play writing In his leisure
moments. &His success as a dramatist was
so great that he abandoned the law and
gave his entire attention to il, occasionally
acting in some of his successful plays.
"BOw for Blow" "The Lanca-
shire Lass" "A Fool and His
Money" "Bow Bells" Our Boys" are
some of his numerous successes. Our
Boys" his greatest success, first produced
in 1875, is still running IN the provinces.
1t enjoyed a continuous run OF over ], 100
nights at one theatre alone in London.
His funeral occurred April 18th, and was
largely attended.
Two frst-class attractions this week
"Hszel Kirke" next Wednesday night, the
30th, and "a Mountain Pink" Saturday
night, May Sd. We have had "Hszel
Kirke" before, but never with,,such cast as
this one, which embraces We veteran and
famous actor, c. w. COulSbck, as dun
stan," Annie Russell as Hazel" Ada Gill
man as "Dclly Dutton," Charles Wheat
leigh as Squire Rodney" DeWOlf Hopper
as "Pittacus Green" and j. q. Grshsme,
Mrs. Z. l.. Davenport, Mrs. Cecile Rush,
and others In tire remaining roles. All
should avail themselves OF the opportunity
of seeing one of the best and pu-est plays
ever written, PRODUCED by the best talent
that can be procured. The cast of "a
Mountain Pink" includes Miss Laura E.
Dainty, the well-kn9wn dramatic reader. in
the leading role. Misses Genevieve Rog-
ers. Helen Sedgwick, Marie Le.r,
and Messrs. Frank E. Aiken, Harry
Hawk, Joseph j. Holland, Frank r.
Pierce, Burton Hayely and others. The
scenery accompanying the play is very fine
and attractive. We witnessed the first
production of the plav in Chicago last
summer. and can promise a rare treat for
those who atte nd.
]. B. DORIS {, RCUs ND NENAGERIE.
Sedalia, Ma; nc I'd, Kansas, April
18th Joplin, = % CIR hage, No.,
30th Rich Hi - !; ola, Kss.,
% |; Holden, y D., Sd; ..ausa, uity, 9Th f;
st. Joe, Mo, n; ! wentworth, Kansas,
9TH; Atchison, Sih Topeka, 9th; Law
renee, 10th; Olsrhe, 18th; Ottowa, 18th
Humboldt, l4th; Independence, 18th
Winfield, 10th; Wellington, 18th; WITCH
ita, 10Th.
COLES CIRCUS.
Kansas City, Mo-, April %; Topeka, %
Manhattan, Kas., 30; Clay Center, May
|; Abilene, 2; Lawrence, 8: Leavenworth,
;; Atchison, s; st. Joe, Mo-, Z; Hia-
wetha, Kas, s.; FaiIbury, Neb., 8; Mary
vile, Kas, 10; Beatrice, Neb., u; Nebrss-
ka City, IS; York, IA; Lincoln, 10;
Plattsmouth, 16; Omaha, IL; Wahoo; l9.
SELLS CIRCUS.
Kansas City, No. May &c; Atchison,
Kas., p; St. Joe, Mo-, IS; Maryville,
%; Bedford, so; Creston, Ia, 81; Des
Moines, June 2; Waterloo, 3; Cedar
Rapids, 4; Vinton, 5; Minneapolis,
Mimi, 6.
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