The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items of Interest to Play Goers
from Everywhere.
MOORE'S OPERA HOUSE
NEVADA, Mo-,
Harry G. Moore, Proprietor and Manager.
Population 1900. Seating Capacity 900.

Milton MOBILES appeared st Brooklyn,
y. Y, the past We X.
James O'Neill in Monte Cris'o," will
be Inc attraction at Pi tsbucg, Pa, this
week.
Minnie Hauk is in fashion IS an oper-
attic star She has jus, b.ugbt cast 10
So itzerland.
Harry Froom, the husband Of Rose
Stella, the comic opera star, died recently
at Mi Novgor, d, Russia
Tom Karl is unofficislly named to
man ge the Boston Ideals next Sc a,on, sue
se1ing Mi S Ober, who retires.
The euga emeut If Miss Edwiua
Booth, d :ugEt of the tragedian, To Mr..
Gro sman, is announced in Boston.
Victoria MorOsini Hulskamp has
vi hdrazn her suit against her falhe- to
recover s. 100 DEF o>iIed by HIM in h.r
name in ely bank before her marriage.
Manager Charles E. Ford, who II
have bis company at Uhrlg's I've, st
Louis, this summer, ende ,vUrei to sscure
FAY Temp'eton as his star curing the en-
cement hut che declined the offer.
The court actor Wilhelm Keller, while
playing in SChi!l-r's "Bride of Messina" q;
ochwerin recently, dropped dead at the
head of Victor EmanusPs bier. The su-
diarce thought it remarkably artistic
portrayal of grief and spplauded.
The veteran sctor. C. w. Couldock, is
TO star ne xt &c ,sOn under the msn-g ment
Of Mr.. Frank L. Bixby, formerly resident
of this city. Mr.. BIxay has been one of
the Madison Square the tire mar ages for
many YEAR,, AMI has made an exc .llenl
record for himself. The BAZoo wish s him
niue h success in his venture. The "WillVw
Cop e" mi other PLAYS IN which the star
app, arei v ars ago, will comprise the
repertoire
Henry Irving is to bepublicls bar get
ed at Dslmonico's in New York tO-morrow
night. Senator Evsr $, DIR. o. w. Holmes,
Henry Ward BeeCh,r invi him, and Mr..
Irviug responds in accep ing that his de p
est regret is that be cannot re urn at some
time TO our stsge He gave his farewell
performance last night IN h city. Mr..
Irving has done much Cd IN advancing
the cause of The stage in this country, and
Ehstev,r or ticism msy BE- mad OF his 'ct-
ing there is no question: bu that he is
master of details and possesses a wonderful
knowledge CT his srI.
II-Frank NJ. CottriIl, who appeared here
several seasons ago as the leadi g man Of
the Cotton Com.dy comp. ny, W recently
adju ged insane snd plac- d N Jail at Har-
Ii,vil e, w. Virginia, ava ting removal to
the i~ssn- asylum. One morning ne was
discovered hanging inside tn bars. He
had used silk handkrrct lief and had teen
dead bat few minutes whsa discovered.
1t is relieved that the separation from his
wife, Bessie Cl-rK, wrecked n re 500 q. d
resulted In his s'lf-des ruction He was at
one time a member of the Madison Square
tue, tie and was good sctor and handsome
man.
The Boston Double Uucle Toms Cabin
compspy viii produse That seemI' ely ever.
lasting play at the Opera house mex Friday
and Saturday nights and maine The
company is promo lncet a stiOag one aud
the trained blCodhouuds ar sped ial
feature on account Of The effective manner
in which they do their requirements, one OF
them being so well trained as to $ lie oae
of the characters by the throat in a SEEM
ingly vicious manner. Sp cialties are also
| introduced during the course of the play.
There will be an imme sc ate, dance,
the BAzoo predicts, as "Uncle Tom" always
draws. This famous drains W first pro-
duced at Troy, N. Y, on September 9th,
1852, and will doubtless con inue forever.
Charlotte Thompson, who appears at
the opera house next Iuesday night, l. an
actress of sterling ability. she was born
in lS43 in Bradford, England, and made
her debut during the season of 1857 at
Wallsck's theatre, N. Y. Unlike most