The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-12-29
ALA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 90 1855
Items OF Interest to Play Goers
from Everywhere.

readings at Garnett and Ottawa, Kss., re
Gently.
Frederick Warde appears at Pope
theater, ST. LOui during the week OF Jan
uary oath.
M. B. Leavi;t has a contract with tho
UniOn Pacific road by which he is TO pur
chas, $50, OC0 worth of tickets each year.
John W. Norton, manager of the
Grand Opera house, 81. Louis, has been
dangerously i'll, but is nov convalsscing.
Mr.. c. c. Parker will give reciials al
Cslifornia on TO mo ros night, Schell CITY
"Wednesday night and at Upton on Saiur-
day night.
Berry Mitchell, whose singular career
IS familiar to most Missourians, NAV Ia
SEEN daily about the ro,unda of the Pal
mer house, Chicsgo.
Joseph jefferson is about to abandon
his old home at Hob ken, y. j., and with
his immedIate family settle permanently at
his Orange Island plantation, New Iberis,
La.
-George Holland, who i, will be rrmen.
tered appeared here two seasons sgo as
"Lord Dundreary," was married recently
TO Miss Constance Murielle, who at one
time was MS Ieadlng lady.
Henry z, Dixey gets 20 per cent of
the gross receipts of "AdOuis" ut the Biiou
opera house, and receives over 81 COO per
week for his services and the use of the
play, which is his property.
Frederick Wsrde made his first ed.
pearsDce on the stage as the second muir
derer in Macbeth" al 40 English theater
seventeen years ago at the sge of IL. Since
that time his longest vacation from work
hiss been six weeks.
-I.ydis Thompson returned to England
on the 18th. She came over to see about
organizing burlesque company for a tour
Of this country, but did not think il would
be advantageous to her. Her daughter is
member of Mary Andersons company.
Miss Nellie Page, who sang with
Ford's opera company two seasons ago, was
with DECISIONS Sketch Club last season and
is now with the "PArlOr Match" company,
was announced to be married some time
last week in st. Louis to Otis Shsttuck, a
brothsr-in-law Of Joe Murphy, the Irish
comedian.
Ralph, the only son OF the actress
Modjs ska, is connected W tn the chief en-
ginse r's department of the Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy rallrOsd. He was grad
ia ed last year in Paris and took the b. gh-
est honor at the Poly,echniQue in road
and bridge buildi The second honors
were taken by japanese. On Tomorrow,
at Stanton Street Polish church, New York,
ne will be married 10 his cousin, Felicia
Binder, who came to this country this year
with Madame Modiesks.
Sol Smith Russell tells how he recent
ly renewed an acquaintance with OliO
Schnelgar:tn, of Milwaukee. Schneig .rten
sci up the beer and presently said: "Lfd
me see, Sol, you oond me vas apoud de
same age, aind j? How old vas you any
vsy?" al am thirty seven years old" re-
piled Mr.. Russell. Zach, gone, now
dot was 8 choke Insisted Sehnelgarien,
specifically. No." protested Mr. Russell,
al was born in 1872 "In eighdeen forty
eightd, eh?" cried Schuelgsrten. "Get oud.
L gatCh yen now-you told me dot Ten
years ago"
Christine Missions tour through Ger
many and Denmark does not appear to
have been one of unmixed triumph. Her
reception in the Dsnish capital was marked |
by unexpected GOODNESS. At Hamburg, |
Frankfort and Leipzig, particularly at
Leipzig, the thermou eter fell still further. |
A German periodical devoted to music !
speaks of her dramatic mimicry as "mas-
and of the remnants of her !
Uncs rich voice" At Cologne, however,
the popular enthusiasm rose to the old |
pitch and compensated the songstress for |
her previous disappointments.
On Tuesday night next at the opera |
house will be given the entertainment Tor |
the benefit of the poor of the city. 1t will |
be under the auspices OF Mayor Hickman |
and directed by Msnsger Collins. The |
programme will be varied and attractive |
one, having as ii does the following par
t,cipants, whose talents are well known
Misses Helen Gsllis, Nellie Ingram, Nan
nie Jones, Messrs. Chas. III. Collins, c. c. |
Parker, Prof. s. Gregg and the Silver Cor
net bsnd. Ii is now time for cold weather
aud the poor must not be forgotten. The OBJ
ect is such that large audience is almost
assured.
sppetr as follows: Lawrence Barrett,
Philadelphis, week; Daniel Bandmann,
Piltsburg, Pa, week; Edwin Booth, Bos-
.on, Mass, three weeks; Kate Claxtsn,
ID. C., week Kate Cas;leton,
OOstOn, week SOuIoOck, HUNTSVILLE, ALd.
Lizzie Evans, Baltimore, week; Efiie
EIIslsr, New York, week; Joe Emmett,
week; "Ivy Leaf" Ann Arbor.
Michigan, Janauschek, Boston, week; I.
w. Keene, Sc. Joseph, Mo-, Lolita, Ralti-
more, week; James ONeill in Monte
Cristo," Houston. Texas, two nights Geo.
:. Min, Goldsboro, n. C., Annie Pixley.
ID. C., week Louise Pome-
,oy, Wheeling, w. Va, week; Sol Smith
Russell, Syracuse, \. u, w. j. Scanlan,
rs.roit, week ave Us & CO." PhilsGel-
,hia, week; Emma Abbott, Monterey,
Mexico, week.
Tonight at the ellis Opera house,
Kansas City, that queen of frauds, Annie
Eva Fay, will give an alleged religious
ecture on spirituslism." To the uniniti-
,ted. the royal title the BAzoo gives her,
nav he Questioned hy.t nv thoso who at