The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-22

". @. Goodwin in THE Skating
Rink"-Frances Bishop in
"Muag's Landing"

Lawrence Barrett is writing Life of
Charlotte Cushman"
joaquin Miller's daughter Maud is to
plsy small part 10 "49" this season.
The Jennie HOLMAN dramatic company
begin weeks engagement at Pierce City
tomorrow night.
-Charlo:te Thompson, who has been
quite i'll, is reported much better, and
started on her annual tour last Friday.
1t is pleasure to state that Modjeska
returns to u, az ,in this season. She will
begin her starring tour October 5.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson is again father,
the eveat having occurred about a week
ago. The youngest is of the masculine
type.
-Gera'd Eyre, for many years a promi-
nent member of WaiIsck's stock compaoy,
3 reported to have died at Melbourne,
Au'irAiia, after only two days illness.
Jessie C1u:h .ui, a Chicago elocution-
ist OF established reputation, will make her
debut on the dram tic stage q tob, IL, as
Hester GrIzebroOk in Gan unequal
match"
The attracIiors this week at the va
rious 81. Louis theatres will be: Grand
opera house, McNish, Slavin aud Johnson's
mlnst els; Olympic, Myra Goodwin in
SIS; Pops, Devils Auction Peoples,
Flora Moore Standard, Miksdo.
Some time next year the veteran man.
ager and conductor, Maurice Strackosch,
will publish his personal memoirs, cover.
ing many "reminiscences of we'll known
Amsr.c ans and Europeans, but Maurice
says ne knows too much good Of everybody
to speak ill of anybody.
MIR. Chss. A. Haswin, whose portrayal
of the character of Wilfred Denver in The
Silver King" IN this city will long be re-
membered, and who last season played the
title role in "Michsel s rogoff," has written
a play which he anticipates will be quite
success Previous to going on the stage
Mr.. HasSIn was lawyer In Bloomington,
Ill.
The following attractions appear on
Tomorrow night at tn So various places ::
Lawrence Barrett, D.nver, Col Rose
Coghian, New York; Bankers Daughter,
Pawsucket K. l.; G. w. Couldock, Pitts
burg; NJ. b. Curtis, (Saml of Poeenl Gin
ciunati; Kate ClsxiOn, Fall RIVER, Mass. {;
Lizzie Evars, Philadelphia; Joe Emmett,
Albany, n. Y; Maria Goldes, Nevada
No., Tony Hart, Buffalo Hoop of .Golu"
Baltimore; I. w. K, enc, Utica, N. Y. !;
Lptta. Chicago; Geo T.. Min, North
Platte, Neb. James ONeil, Ssr .cuse, n.
Y; Milton Noblts, Cheyenne; j. I. Ray
mo d, Grand Rapids, Mich; Lou Sc So i.
vest,r, Topeka, Kan; w. j. Scaulau, New
York; w. E. sheridan, Chicago.
Miss Frances Bishop, ore OF he clever
est soubrsttes before the public, appears al
the Opera house rext Saturday,, matinee
and night 10 "Mugg's Landing" The lit
tie lacy closed weeks engagement at
Pope's thester in ST. Louis last night,
where che sppe red Def re large audiences,
the press be NJ very q ttering in their no.
tees OF her Sc son before last il will be
remembered she was to have appeared as
the s'ar in Peck's Bad Boy, but being very
ill was unable TO appear. When the C. M
panv TT the city she wss cru, lily lsft be-
hiI by the msnsger without ms and
among Strangers, who, however, interested
themselves in her bebal', fer which she is
very grateful. At the matinee a handsome
souvenir photograph of Miss Bishop will
be given to each lady present. TIE BAzoo
oespe'ks for the star the pilrcn,ge Uf thu
amusement public.
NC. Goodwin, generally pronounced
"the funniest man on the stage" will IN Ike
his first appesran before Sedalis audi
ance in bis new aud successful burlssque
conedy, 1.-The Skating Rink" The piece
his been described as sstirical mu ical
comedy. 1t is q satire on the prevailing
roller skating craze, light ard sketcby, but
upro iriously funny. Upon the stars FIST
entrance the FUN begins, and il c~ntinues 10
the very end. His imitation of leading
act0rs-Irving. r ,ymond, Stuart Rob on,
Frank Mayo, Booth, and Others, is said t,
be excellent. Mr.. Goodwin has Just closed
an immensely succ ssful weeks engagement
at the New Grand Opera house, st. Louis,
which he he'd the distinction of opening
lest Monday night. The advance sale Of
Sc Is has bet n very large and those who
desire to be pr sent at the laughing event
Of the season should secure seats immedi-
ately. For the benefit OF those unable 10
procure seats during business DAYS, the box
office will be opsn from nine to eleven this
morning. Remember, on tomorrow night
Ma, Goodwin in The Skating Rink"