The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-01-12
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
Items Of Interest to Play GOers
From Everywhere.

| -MlsS Nate rJrsyihe, At one time
John McCullough's leading lady, will
60 starring next season.
Walter Bentley has signed to
play "Gilbert Vaughan" in called
back for the rest of the season.
John w. Norton, manager of the
Grand Opera house, St. Lous, who
has been quite i'll lie slowly convalesc-
ing.
The eldest daughter of ex.Gov-
ernor and Kate Chase Sprague is to
study for the stage, according to re-
port.
-"Saints and Sinners" is the title
of one of the latest New York sue
cesses now drawing lsrge audiences at
the Madison Square theatre.
The scene of BARLEY CampbelPs
new drama, Among the Rockies" is
laid in Denver, Col. at the time of
the building Of the Uoion Pacific. rail
road.
--Adelina Patti declares that she
would rather broil beefsteak than
''bring down the house" Sure. II
is always the unattsinable that all of
US sigh for.
Kate Castleton, who appears at
Pi,tsburg. Pa. this week, is due a,
the Standard theatre, New York, next
week. Miss Castleton has been finely
received in the larger cities.
Nat Goodwin made great hit
at the Park theatre, Boston, in the
"Skating Rink The theatre was
jammed to the street. Even aesthetic
Boston goes wild over his senseless
and vulger play,
MIR. G. q. Parker, assisted BY
Miss Nellie Ingram, will give q recital
at Pilot Grove on tomorrow night.
There is a very hourishing college
there and large audience will doubt.
less greet them.
In Denman Thompson's new
play, The Old Homestead" a Sc
quel to Joshua Whitcomb,) the char
acters of Uncle Josh, Cy Prime and
Aunt Matilda, are retained. 1t will
FIRST be done in Boston late this sea
son.
1t IL now said that the spite be-
tween Henry Irving and Ellen Terry
is final. Mr.. Irving is said to absorb
all the fat in Faust" for himself and
Miss Terry is asserted to have made
up her mind definitely to withdraw
from the Lyceum company.
Who is this actress pla ing in
'Orion?'" asked Mrs. Snaggs.
"Orion r | never heard of that
play" replied Mr.. Snaggs. 81 never
did either. till | saw in the papers
that there was a new star in Orion,
aud thought you could tell me W.
it wss."-Excnsuge.
; James Haywood, manager Of
Heywood's mipstrels, so organization
that has frequently appeared in this
city, died in Lincolu, Neb., December
~, of brain fever. He left his CON-
pany In this state, went to Lincoln al
alone, and was SO i'll up to the time of
his death that he could not recognize
his vii. aud two child en- who resi- lie
there.
-ThOs. W. Keene, the tregedial
who while attending reception given
him by the Elk's lodge at Kansas
City last week, had stroke of para
lysis Is not thought to be in danger
Gus condition. His wife is with him
at present in Kansas City, and as
soon as the weather is more favorable
he will be taken to his home. 1t is
thought he will not be able to act
again for two months.
Most readers of Shakespeare are
aware that Juliet was q very sweet
young maiden. The thrifty citizens
of Verona take mercantile advantage
of the fact. They sell outlets tears"
which are confections resembling
liquid gum drops, or brandy balls.
The correct tribute to leave on Juliet's