The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-03-23

Items of Interest From Every.
where.

was seen last Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights in ''Galatea" and Blanca y
The company did not play to a very
large business here, no doubt caused
by the strike. but those who saw the
operas felt well paid, for the COM
pany, though small, is good one.
Now we would respectfully call
the attention Of the so-called society
people of this city to the effect that
their loud talking and laughing is not
very becoming to them. If they were
school children there might be some
excuse, hat they are not and the same
allowances cannot be made. At a
recent performance in this city several
parties were compelled to change their
seats, owing to the proximity of some
society young people, who persisted in
constant laughter and remarks. Such
rudeness deserves censure of the most
decided kind.
Last night the henderson,"
Quinteite club made their third ap-
pearance in this city to very large
and appreciative audience. This is
one of the best musical concert COM
pany's on the road, and the cordial
reception they received last night was
worthy of their world wide reputation.
The Boston Ideals which give a
performance here Monday evening,
have been secured by Mr.. Collins only
with great effort. As a musical Or
ganization, this is undoubtedly the
best company in the United States and
all the musical lovers will experience a
treat of unusual merit by attending to-
morrow night. The "Maid of Honor"
will be given.
TIE Kate Putnam troupe will
open an engagement here next Fri
day night in LENA, the Madcap."
At the Saturday matinee Little
Barefoot" will be given and Saturday
night a new play which was given for
the first time last night at Little
Rock, Arkansas.
GOSSIP.
Lawrence Barrett is playing in
the south.
Fred Warde appears in Newark,
\. j.. this week.
Lillian Spencer opens her season
at Pittsburg March 80.
w. j. Seaman will open up in
Chicago next Monday night.
Nat Goodwin is to supplant Hen
nv Dixey at the BTou theatre.
Baker and Farren will dissolve
partnership at the end of this season.
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month.
Tom Keene, the trsgedian, will
begin his starring tour August 30th,
in Chicago.
The two hundreth consecutive
performance of EvangeIine will take
place on Friday night, %.
Mrs. Langtry is now registered
as the owner of s150,OC0 worth of
real estate in New York City.
The celebrated McGibeny family
gave two concerts at the exposition
building last week to splendid bust
ness.
w. j, Scanlan played TO the
largest house ever known in Hot
Springs, Ark. The house was packed
from pit to dome.
Emma Abbott has a new way of
advertising. Instead of giving re-
porters kiss she gives them one
sleeve out of her dress.
The date fixed for the New York
opening of p. T. Barnum's show is
March 20. A torchlight parade will
take place on the 9th.
Harry Sanford, business
agent for maggie MITCHELL company, |
has been confined to his room in Chi
cago for the past two weeks.
Joe Elliott, who has just been
arrested in New York City for for
gerry on the Rochester, n. T., bank. |
is the husband of the actress, Kate
Castleton.
Lawrence Barrett and Mark
Twain are bosom friends. Barrett
gives Twain free tickets to his Der.
tormances and Twain gives Barrett
free advertising.
-"Pepita," or 1.-The Girl with the
ilass Eyes had its first production
IN the 18th at the Union Sqnare
Theatre to crowded houses. Lillian
Russell takes the part of ''Pipita."
Frederick Warde intended pro-
lucing the new tragedy, Galba the
at the Third Avenue thea
er, New York, next week. but hiss